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Lots of #rustlang over the weekend. Lots of stuff to say. I’m writing small programs (mostly #adventofcode) with lots of looking stuff up. Looking stuff up shows me just how much _more_ Rust there is to know. Rust chained iterator expressions can do everything a #Python list #comprehension can do. I use #pandas all the time. #polars is data compatible and you can call it from Rust. This could help me in my job. The way you implement methods in Rust is _so_ much like type-bound procedures in #oberon2. I have more and more respect for Rust. I still love Python.
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I’ve been implementing #adventofcode in lots of languages for an upcoming @mug meeting. Loved #oberon2 back in the day so I thought I’d give it a try. Oh my God so many limitations. And I couldn’t figure out how to get or use any libraries. I’m sure there are some; just not for me. I eventually gave up. You just remember some things as better than they turn out to really be.
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I’ve been implementing #adventofcode in lots of languages for an upcoming @mug meeting. Loved #oberon2 back in the day so I thought I’d give it a try. Oh my God so many limitations. And I couldn’t figure out how to get or use any libraries. I’m sure there are some; just not for me. I eventually gave up. You just remember some things as better than they turn out to really be.
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I’ve been implementing #adventofcode in lots of languages for an upcoming @mug meeting. Loved #oberon2 back in the day so I thought I’d give it a try. Oh my God so many limitations. And I couldn’t figure out how to get or use any libraries. I’m sure there are some; just not for me. I eventually gave up. You just remember some things as better than they turn out to really be.
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#iPhone is too much for a person in #cognitivedecline. I can’t be tech support for them anymore. I can’t understand what they are telling me when they describe their problems and tell me what they think has gone wrong. They can’t even remember their PINs. Get a damn #Jitterbug our whatever is thing these days.
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I run on four different #bash implementations: #macos. #ubuntu on a standalone machine. Ubuntu under #wsl. #gitbash for Windows. #neovim works fine under all but the last, which starts up with the error message C:\Program Files \Git\usr\bin\bash.exe is not executable. In the actual message the quotes look appropriate. #Vim runs fine on all four.
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I use a to do list. I feel like every day I bite off way more than I can chew. I’m obviously not saying “no" enough. Am I scheduling too many big things? Am I doing them the right order? How do I fix this? #productivity #Things3
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Why does my #iPhone just randomly switch to the #CameraApp? Constantly!
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I love #tombihn bags. I’ve been buying them since 1998 (I think). I started with messenger bags. I’ve got the ID and the Super Ego. I’ve got a zillion backpacks and travel bags. My messenger bags are still as good as new. All his bags are unbelievable quality. But the phone pockets on the ID, my favorite, are too small. I find myself buying a #timbuk2 classic messenger. Please Tom: make new messenger bags that can hold a 16” MacBook Pro.
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I hate when people talk over each other. It’s very distressing. My wife and our kids do it to each other. My wife did it with her brother when he was alive. And Merlin Mann does it in podcasts. It’s almost unlistenable to me. #merlinmann
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I don’t watch much TV these days, especially news. I probably shouldn’t watch anything at all. But I’ve found two shows that I like. #theirrational and #highpotential. I try to watch only on the weekends. They are both solving-the-crime shows. Both about the consultants with special skills who contribute greatly to the effort. I feel like in both, they go too fast at the end. They both treat the cops respectfully. In High Potential, particularly, her cop partner really knows his stuff.
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@sirber Yes. Very much. It’s a great combination. The #pyside bindings for #qt are great. The framework itself is clean and complete. And I’ve been a huge fan of #Python for many years. I enjoy coming in to work to play with this stuff. If you end up choosing this combination, and that’s my recommendation, I hope you enjoy it as much as I. There are other frameworks, but I really like Qt the best.
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@sirber though we don’t use ffmpeg, we do use #Python and #qt. We compile with #pyinstaller and the result is a regular standalone binary for our users.
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@sirber though we don’t use ffmpeg, we do use #Python and #qt. We compile with #pyinstaller and the result is a regular standalone binary for our users.
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I am #type2diabetic. I use a #dexcom #g7 #cgm. I have an #applewatch. When the sensor warms up (happens once per sensor, new sensor every ten days), the watch vibrates and shows an alert telling me so. That vibration is enough to wake me up. Even if I’m awake, it’s annoying. But for some sensors it will happen over and over and over again. It seems specific to a sensor, not the app. It is immensely frustrating.
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Moving from #things to #omnifocus by building a #taskpaper doc. OmniFocus has some issues that make it impossible to import areas (which would become folders). My (very short) program is #Python and I developed it in a #jupyter_notebook. If anybody cares I can turn the notebook into a text gist and make it available. I do still have to make repeats work.
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@w4ffl35 at work we use #pyinstaller and have been happy with the results.
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One unfortunate thing about #uv, though, is that I can’t install the dev headers with a #Python. So building #youcompleteme for #Vim is out of the question. Yeah, maybe I could use the #hombrew Python, but I don’t want to.
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One nice thing about switching from #pyenv and #pyenvvirtualenv to #uv is that #CleanMyMacX used to throw away my pyenv virtual envs. They lived in a cache directory. That doesn’t happen any more.
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My primary platform is macOS, iOS. My primary #productivity tools are #Things3, #Fantastical, and #Obsidian. I've been a Things3 user for at least four or five years. Maybe more. I'm considering moving to #OmniFocus. Step one is to identify *why* I use a task manager. Here are the reasons, in order.
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I’ve been using #difftastic as my primary diff tool in #git. Plainly, side-by-side display is the best, but my monitors are too small. I don’t see enough width in this view. So I’m using inline and I’m just not getting enough out of the tool. Difftastic is great, it just may not be for me.
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On vacation in #petoskey with Oscar, one of my three #dogsofmastodon. He’s just a puppy. We’re one floor above ground level at our pet-friendly Hilton. Downstairs and out the door is a pet area. Oscar just learned to use the stairs!! (Our house is a ranch).
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I like the command-line. I’m forced to use #windows. #windowsterminalpreview is pretty nice. I have menu items for #gitbash, for #ubuntu under #wsl, for cmd.exe, for #powershell, #azure, and #anaconda. I do a little editing here in actual #Vim but mostly I use #PyCharm and #ideavim. I do all my #git commands in the terminal. Same with #pixi though in my situation it’s often convenient to use pixi from cmd.exe. This toot is a strong recommendation for Windows Terminal Preview.
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Ugh, prematurely published. For #pixi or #pyprojecttoml users, what’s the first thing I should change to make progress?