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by shabble 2y ago
there's also usage: https://usage.jdx.dev/spec/
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by shabble 2y ago
the double questionmark `foo??` is sometimes also useful, since it'll show full source for the function/method/thing if you do it to a function.
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by shabble 2y ago
"ratio of open/total issues" can definitely be gamed by autoclosing anything that isn't an easy fix. "average time to resolution" is also susceptible. Both of these are pretty common all over the place, includi
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by shabble 2y ago
"People keep saying Macos is better than iOS..." "There are two ways we can fix this problem: we could make iOS better?" "..."
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by shabble 3y ago
After being annoyed by this (and a handful of persistent others) a few too many times, I ended up with the following ublock rules: www.youtube.com##ytd-rich-grid-media.ytd-rich-item-renderer:has(a[href='/@MrBeast'])
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by shabble 3y ago
I don't think some sort of vaguely granular "last edited by XXX at YYY" annotations/tooltips/whatever would be too outrageous a feature to confuse everyone. If necessary, could treat tables or other complicated comp
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by shabble 3y ago
I've not really seen much actually using it in the wild, but I came across CriticMarkup[1] at some point in the past and had some idea of using it in some sort of copyediting workflows. [1] https://github.com/CriticMark
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by shabble 3y ago
maybe I'm just doing it wrong, but having looked at these capabilities occasionally, they seem pretty weak. - There's no equivalent of "git blame" that I can find to see who/when a particular line/paragraph&#x2
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by shabble 3y ago
Scratch Monkey may have some vague notions along those lines, if I remember rightly: https://www.antipope.org/charlie/fiction/monkey/index.html
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by shabble 3y ago
and to squash a little further: perl -ne '/^(?=([abc].*){3})(?!.*([abc]).*\2).{8}k.$/&&print' /usr/share/dict/words
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by shabble 3y ago
mitmproxy[1] in transparent mode, with a self-signed root cert added to whatever trust stores on devices/browsers/OSes you need to intercept, is where I'd start. I'm not sure how well that copes with modern security feat
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by shabble 4y ago
The last time I actively looked into it (granted, some months ago), it was somewhat hindered by https://github.com/python/mypy/issues/9309 causing it to re-evaluate sources quite a lot during editing even wit
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by shabble 4y ago
A more specialised variant that's also quite common is the "window watchdog" peripheral, which is similar to the timer version, but will also trigger a reset if the keep-alive signal arrives too early , as well as too late.
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by shabble 4y ago
At least some STM32s do, see page 89 of the STM32F4xx reference manual[1], the option bits 5:7 at 0x1fffc000 let you activate the hardware watchdog immediately following reset if you wish. [1] https://www.st.com/resource&#x2
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by shabble 4y ago
I have a ublock rule like: www.youtube.com##div.ytd-rich-item-renderer:has(ytd-channel-name a[href="/c/SOME_CHANNEL_HERE"])
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by shabble 4y ago
if you have a common base system it might be possible to copy/rsync/untar the tools you need and then use them. Ideally you'd want to restart the container/pod once you're done to ensure the tools aren't left a
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by shabble 4y ago
you might be (unintentionally) conflating CLI tools with TUI ones. CLI by and large treat the terminal as something to read/write lines to, with maybe some rudimentary interaction support like redrawing the same line for a progress bar
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by shabble 4y ago
is there a backend in particular you've found to work? I've looked periodically for something in this vein, but the only one I can see right now is https://pypi.org/project/matplotlib-terminal/ which I h
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by shabble 4y ago
what form of USB-C PD is suitable for powering my 2.4kW electric kettle though?
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by shabble 4y ago
bonus fun if you're in a regulated industry and any BoM change is going to be, at the minimum, an external test-lab redoing all your certifications, and in the worst case, a brand new product you need to submit to your regulating autho
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by shabble 4y ago
I get very distracted by continuous animation on a page/app that I'm trying to interact with, to the point of just having to abandon meme-heavy articles or posts if every chunk of content is bookended by great flashy looping gifs
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by shabble 4y ago
I'd be interested to hear more about what sort of challenges you have faced, and if/how you responded to them, if you have the time. Regardless of the upthread "well, just switch [your company/government/entire frie
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by shabble 4y ago
even if I don't, I probably need to be able to understand and recognise them when other people do, in libraries/snippets etc that I depend on. Not specifically a new feature, but I remember wasting a good bit of time when coming
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by shabble 4y ago
That's a good point, if you have a fairly small set of structures and you're mostly just adding/removing connections and changing labels, I can definitely see that working well. How are you generating the templates/base
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by shabble 4y ago
There's absolutely value in being able to partially generate (maybe just the nodes/edges, but without final layout), or possibly even just validate that a given diagram does actually match a given schema/definition, without n
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by shabble 4y ago
I love the idea of autogenerating diagrams from either a schema or from some sort of actual definitions (terraform/cloud inspection/etc), but I've generally found that the layout can be pretty poor for any semi-complex system
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by shabble 4y ago
if you liked that, you'll love Plumbum[1] :) [1] https://github.com/tomerfiliba/plumbum
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by shabble 4y ago
ttyrec[1] would be an alternative format that's been around for a while. Would be an interesting feature to see here for recording, and can then be played back/analysed by various other tools. [1] https://en.wikipedia.o
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by shabble 4y ago
and purely by coincidence, it provides a solution to the ever-increasing use of VPNs for sidestepping geofenced services like TV Streaming. I'm sure it's definitely just to weed out those bad actors and their dirty DDoS ways thou
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by shabble 4y ago
Hadn't seen it before, and my first thought was "wow, that's a lot nicer than trying to read via twitter" Have you considered a HN/generic forum display output format? :)

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