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carrotmoncher

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carrotmoncher··on Open source REST service for executing untrusted code with Podman
whipcode is a REST service for executing untrusted code with Podman.

Implemented as a scalable stateless microservice with no user management or authentication, minimizing damage from potential zero-day breakouts.

This is a 2 year project of mine that I open sourced last week :)

carrotmoncher··on Chat through the terminal, with markdown, syntax highlighting and LaTeX support
Just a small project I've recently been working on, and would like to share :)
carrotmoncher··on Lowbar – The simplest no-nonsense loading bar for Python
its mostly for myself, i prefer to annotate variables so i can quickly know what type they should be when writing code (especially for bigger projects). I guess since lowbar is small, its pretty pointless, but its just a habit thats been stuck
carrotmoncher··on Lowbar – The simplest no-nonsense loading bar for Python
This is a pretty good idea, thank you! I will implement this, but instead of a zero ill use a whitespace
carrotmoncher··on Lowbar – The simplest no-nonsense loading bar for Python
This started as a quick little experiment with sys.stdout, but turned into something somewhat useful!
carrotmoncher··on Lowbar – The simplest no-nonsense loading bar for Python
yes! i did not expect it to get this much attention, since i thought no-one would find it useful due to easier to use bars like tqdm ;-;
carrotmoncher··on Lowbar – The simplest no-nonsense loading bar for Python
Thanks for the feedback! I was aiming for something different from other loading bars, even if it's a niche use case
carrotmoncher··on Lowbar – The simplest no-nonsense loading bar for Python
Thanks for the feedback! I was going for something different from already available loading bars, giving users maximum control while keeping the code base small.
carrotmoncher··on Lowbar – The simplest no-nonsense loading bar for Python
The simplicity of this project isn't really in the usage, but the code base. I guess my main goal was to make a bar that was different from already available loading bars, and give as much control to the user as possible, while keeping the amount of code minimal. Thanks for the feedback though :D
carrotmoncher··on Lowbar – The simplest no-nonsense loading bar for Python
Thanks for the feedback!
carrotmoncher··on Lowbar – The simplest no-nonsense loading bar for Python
Might be adding color support in the future :P
carrotmoncher··on Lowbar – The simplest no-nonsense loading bar for Python
this issue has been fixed! thanks for the feedback :D