hendry

If there a good place to see Jupyter note books solving a real problem?

Idk, like importing some data and doing some analysis / forecasting?

Most notebooks appear really bad quality. Worse internally.

Better off looking at some excel https://github.com/martinshkreli/models

It's 2022 and input=date should be used instead for date pickers on the Web.

https://github.com/alphagov/govuk-design-system-backlog/issu...

Congratulations Simon!

Here's to another twenty.

Log viewer that can prettify JSON structured objects. And for example if you clicked on level = error it can quickly filter all error logs.

I’m looking for a wiki written in Go that has back links (referenced by) support.

When Apple throws a bone, e.g. with Web share https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gem1xvZd1Nw

I gather this is an easier way to work with dependencies that you might need to tweak or add some logging lines too or something?

Thought Mozilla was making a Web browser

A great reason not to have Web Assembly.

I'm using https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/vue@2.6.14 now

I was dumb enough to use https://unpkg.com/vue on my projects and now I have to deal with "Uncaught TypeError: Vue is not a constructor" this morning.

Makes me wonder how efficient Xorg vs Wayland capture is on Arch btw

"a very accomplished and committed leadership team", yet a search for an external CEO, did I read that right?

Seems kinda risky to push the reins onto someone new to me. Unless I am missing something?

Was hoping lazy git would perhaps help with a feature that tig lacks and I've only found via vim-fugitive. I.e. viewing the whole file between revisions https://s.natalian.org/2021-12-01/git-file.mp4

I’m having issues tapping on resized YouTube videos on my new iPhone 13 Pro.

Perhaps it’s related or perhaps I’m losing my mind.

dwm window manager https://dwm.suckless.org

incredibly influential and the source code is amazing

WHO REMEMBERS XHTML?

RE time standards, I always thought it was interesting how WHATWG took a subset of ISO 8601 since ISO went off the rails wrt poorly defined complexity.

https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/common-microsyntaxes....

Wonder how Singapore fares ...

I tried podman on my MBP and didn't get very far :/ https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/11479

Sworn off Discord since I discovered it's really hard to get your chat logs out https://youtu.be/wA1aaIA27Iw

Webconverger uses https://github.com/webconverger/git-fs to manage OS upgrades, to roll back or even branch for particular client needs or testing.

I don't know of any other systems that can roll back as easy and fine grained as what Webconverger can.

I was naive enough to visit the region in 2004 and I wrote to my MP back in 2006 not to get involved https://natalian.org/2006/08/01/british-forces-in-afghanista...

Entirely predictable and I wanted to say that the Taliban misogyny is bit unfair. Offer free quality education for their sons and daughters and you'll see real change, I promise you.

Not like this https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-58219114

AWS's Cloud primitives are certainly better. Of course it's not FOSS, though it proves orchestration can be done simpler.

https://ably.com/blog/no-we-dont-use-kubernetes

For local development (a must imo), just rock a docker-compose.yml that emulates your Cloud orchestrated with terraform/cloudformation.

that, I'm aware, but that about 50% more key{stroke,stretching} that C-Shift-A, foo, enter

RE 2, idk why, it has never worked for me or it's not nearly as smooth as Chrome.

Maybe there is some pref I accidentally toggled.

Compared to Chrome, Firefox lacks two features for me

1. Native Tab search https://youtu.be/HmWqo4X2IB8 2. Ability to remember my CC details

The feature that Firefox has that my workflow can't live without is simply `Ctrl-Tab` to move quickly between two tabs.

No password on my farm.

Why bother setting a password in a non-crowded area?

"2. Use specialized mobile keyboards" is a bit confusing. Should be type=email of course for email, which should by default sort out "3. Validate fields immediately"

I feel browsers should do "6. Let users see their password", not the Web app.

Could probably be improved by https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#autofilling-form-controls:-the...

Some simple HTML on display would be nice.

"Agenda" out, silent reading of document in.

Bit bizarre, but in this attention economy, I guess it's the only way to make sure participants are on the same page.

For example I put an agenda in a Google Calendar meeting and most people don't notice it.