Type checkers are your friend if you can enforce them. I’ve started using them in my new projects and find that they make those types of bugs harder to sneak in, especially if you’re strict about requiring type hints/definitions in your functions and classes.
I like ty, but it’s immature. Check out Pyright as well.
I think the decline in quality is true. Any time a community gets big enough it becomes a target for manipulation and bots. We try to defend against these, but it’s hard.
Not sure the Lemmy community is at adequacy, but I think we’ve definitely a quality+quantity threshold high enough to be engaging and have new content every day, without having to scroll for hours to see things.
90% of the memes I see are posted by about 3 people that I know by name.
I’ll see what I can do.
For anyone interested, I was able to find the first two seasons. Working on a safe way to distribute.
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Ask if you can join the mod team of your favorite community. Worst they can say is no.
What a terrible day to have eyes.
Note that they didn’t say they would never do it, only that they wouldn’t do it right now.
Opinion: it’s coming soon.
What kind of operation was this? That’s 170,000 emails a day!
Honestly, Greene might be a savvier politician than she gets credit for.
I’m sure there are more examples, but those stick out as “there’s a lot of acting here to look a certain way.”
She’s absolutely a likely dark triad personality candidate, so I hate her. But I have to admit she’s a clever politician.
Also, if you do it right, I’m pretty sure you can cross-link your git repo’s markdown files without using the built in wiki.
This makes it a lot more portable if you want to update the wiki in your favorite text editor.
You can love the art and hate the artist. Which I do.
On the other hand: typically the value of painting-type art has to do with the story of the artist. So if the artist is a spoiled rich white boy, then his paintings of slums and poor people will likely not take off as a cultural phenomenon.
This is the way.
I have a similar setup in my home office, where I have a floor standing desk lamp with a reflector to direct the light that I have pointed straight at the wall for indirect lighting.
As long as they are tasteful, that’s fine. Like little Dunkin Donuts indicators or whatever if they’re in the normal driving view and take up a very small amount of visual space, great. Waze has done this for years. No bother, no forced waits, no delays in navigation.
If you put banner, UI-blocking, and/or full-screen ads in my maps app, go fuck yourselves.
Sounds like the rich don’t like a new leftist populist coming to threaten their broligarchy?
Docker compose files (and docker execs) use the following format
volumes:
- <host_storage_path>:<vm_mount_path>
If the docker-compose has a ${VAR_NAME}:/data, then it will replace it directly with the variable defined in the .env file in the same directory with the format
VAR_NAME=/path/on/host
And would mount the host’s /path/on/host to /data
I’m not familiar with that particular tool.
If it uses docker, the most common place for the docker images and overlays is /var/lib/docker. This contains ALL docker overlays and such.
Hope this helps.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/25978888 Provides a more thorough answer.
It also massively reduces contact with the road.
My car lists it as a possible pressure for racing, Only suggested if planned use is over 100 mph all the time.
Aside from being massive explosive risk on rupture that would badly damage your car body, it also reduces traction for braking and acceleration. Not a good idea for regular driving unless you are an actual professional.
I’m guessing there was more context before the top comment in this screenshot?
I’ve never met a desktop GUI bigger than a single page with buttons that wasn’t messy and complicated.
Granted, I’m used to Qt in C++ and python, so I don’t think I’m the best sample collector.