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I have been joking for a while that I am searching for my next language to add to my resume, and I am strongly leaning towards #Go and #Rust. I have used Go in a few projects, but honestly, I haven't even touched a line of Rust.
That being said, alongside this, I think I am finally going to add #Lua to my arsenal as well. I've been using #Neovim and would love to easily be able to write my own extensions, and I also see that #Redis has support for it.
Earlier today, I wanted to delete all keys in my Redis database with some <key>:<id>. I was a bit lazy and messed around. So I asked #ChatGPT just for a quick #CLI command. Which it basically said wasn't possible.
So I had 1 of 2 options. Write 5 lines of Python just randomly in my existing main file. OR! I see that #RedisInsight supports Lua!
Why do something in 5 minutes in 5 lines if I can automate it in a day by learning an entire new language?🙆♂️
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@herrkaschke @Goldstarknight @kurth
#WallpaperEngine veterans, where are you?
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In the #Fedilabs app, also on your profile, I can click "block domain"
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I went down the rabit-hole now and also found this example from #Stackoverlow
Example: https://github.com/RichardBronosky/entrypoint_demo
Original post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/774824/explain-python-entry-points
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Python import: Advanced Techniques and Tips
I thought I knew #Python until I read this. The plugins' functionality was quite interesting, and I have a few ideas about what I can use it for. One thing I miss in Python that I often use is in #CPP are true abstract classes, overloading, and extension of classes. With tools like this, you can achieve similar functionality.
https://realpython.com/python-import/#example-use-data-files
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Python import: Advanced Techniques and Tips
I thought I knew #Python until I read this. The plugins' functionality was quite interesting, and I have a few ideas about what I can use it for. One thing I miss in Python that I often use is in #CPP are true abstract classes, overloading, and extension of classes. With tools like this, you can achieve similar functionality.
https://realpython.com/python-import/#example-use-data-files
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Python import: Advanced Techniques and Tips
I thought I knew #Python until I read this. The plugins' functionality was quite interesting, and I have a few ideas about what I can use it for. One thing I miss in Python that I often use is in #CPP are true abstract classes, overloading, and extension of classes. With tools like this, you can achieve similar functionality.
https://realpython.com/python-import/#example-use-data-files
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Python import: Advanced Techniques and Tips
I thought I knew #Python until I read this. The plugins' functionality was quite interesting, and I have a few ideas about what I can use it for. One thing I miss in Python that I often use is in #CPP are true abstract classes, overloading, and extension of classes. With tools like this, you can achieve similar functionality.
https://realpython.com/python-import/#example-use-data-files
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Python import: Advanced Techniques and Tips
I thought I knew #Python until I read this. The plugins' functionality was quite interesting, and I have a few ideas about what I can use it for. One thing I miss in Python that I often use is in #CPP are true abstract classes, overloading, and extension of classes. With tools like this, you can achieve similar functionality.
https://realpython.com/python-import/#example-use-data-files
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My father has a #Zigbee bridge and a bunch of #Sonofd temperature sensors, and the app is just horrible. The connection to the app is unreliable, the graphs are useless, etc. But I don't want to just flash #Tasmota to them and make him dependent on my #homeasisstant
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My father has a #Zigbee bridge and a bunch of #Sonofd temperature sensors, and the app is just horrible. The connection to the app is unreliable, the graphs are useless, etc. But I don't want to just flash #Tasmota to them and make him dependent on my #homeasisstant
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My father has a #Zigbee bridge and a bunch of #Sonofd temperature sensors, and the app is just horrible. The connection to the app is unreliable, the graphs are useless, etc. But I don't want to just flash #Tasmota to them and make him dependent on my #homeasisstant
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My father has a #Zigbee bridge and a bunch of #Sonofd temperature sensors, and the app is just horrible. The connection to the app is unreliable, the graphs are useless, etc. But I don't want to just flash #Tasmota to them and make him dependent on my #homeasisstant
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My father has a #Zigbee bridge and a bunch of #Sonofd temperature sensors, and the app is just horrible. The connection to the app is unreliable, the graphs are useless, etc. But I don't want to just flash #Tasmota to them and make him dependent on my #homeasisstant
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CW: re: Thoughts about Matrix and Element, long :boost_requested:
Normally, when encryption is involved, security issues, zero-day bugs, and exploits need to be reported internally and fixed. Otherwise, it could lead to exploitation in the wild.
But with projects like #Element and #Mateix the post-mortem needs to be transparent and a full report needs to be provided to the community to identify and explain the error, how it was fixed and whether it was ever exploited or anything was compromised.
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Similar to #Meta having no incentive to upgrade #Threads to #ActivityPub, #Bluesky will have no incentive to eventually upgrade to #Web5.
If they don't do it initially, they won't do an entire rewrite of such systems later. So just assume #Web5 and Bluesky to be dead before they were even created.
If Bluesky had any chance of success, it would have received the same response as Threads in the first few days. Their first mistake was with the soft launch.
With Threads, you had influencers racing to become the largest accounts before others arrived. This made people rush to it, similar to #Tiktok. Bluesky ruined any chance of this happening by restricting the audience of such accounts.
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The #Docker container is running constantly because the bot constantly runs checks. However, I want the bot to generate some stuff for me, which I can totally do manually once a week, but where is the fun in that?
So I thought, why not add #cronjobs to the container, allow it to run automatically in parallel with the bot without requiring additional containers.
Also, the credentials are in a .ENV, so having the jobs running in the same environment is easier, than running an entirely different config.
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Is the best way to run periodic functions, not necessary time-critical, just needs to happen in the correct hour or day, #cronjobs
I am running a #Python bot in a #Docker container, but want weekly or daily things to happen. Adding this to the main loop seems inefficient, because checks will unnecessary be done.
Should I rather use a #Linux image, run the script in the container and then just have cronjobs running in the container, rather than using a Python image.
Storage, memory and processing isn't actually a problem, so using a larger and beefier image is possible.
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If I didn't print primarily with ABS, I would ratger buy the #Bambu #P1P, just for those beautiful side panels people are making. I just love to make my printer my own and customize it.
But otherwise, the #P1S is a great upgrade, and nothing comes close to the #AMS commercially or #opensource.
My only hope is for the #EnrageRabbit MMU to take off or that the #Prusa MMU3 is a success, but we still haven't heard anything about it.
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I learned a lot from many sources, #Stackoverlow, random blogs #GeeksForGeeks, #mCoding on Youtube has a few low level explanations.
But honestly, I love documentation. I lie in my bed and can just read an entire library's documentation top to bottom, and my favorite is the #Python official documentation.
I probably read through it once a month. It acts as a great refresher, but I also notice something new every time.
I use the documentation constantly during development, and it is always open in my browser.
Edit: oh and #w3Schools of course, but that was in the beginning
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This looks like an interesting concept. It is about time the #opensource community starts catching up with #Bambu to rival the #AMS. This may just be the start. Although this makes me think of the #pallet rather than the AMS's cutting mechanism
Printables.com: AUTO FILAMENT SPLICER (AFS V1) USING YOUR 3D BOWDEN PRINTER (e.g. Ender 3/PRO) by Botcan3D
https://www.printables.com/model/524622-auto-filament-splicer-afs-v1-using-your-3d-bowden-
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#LostInTech on #Youtube made a music playing gcode generator in one of his videos.
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After working through the videos of @BlindiRL, which were very informative but lack some deeper explanations on some topics, I found this guide on steam.
Here is the #Youtube playlists:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYw2go17SqI&list=PLcOt9GXNrkgiFBTcz_kMycm6fvnYsn9XGI just complete/lost/won? a 5 year fortress. It was !!FUN!! After using their videos.
Before I am starting my next run, I am going through this entire guide!
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2899235556
#Steam #Dwarffortress #StrikeTheEarch #Bay12Games #KitFoxGames
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After working through the videos of @BlindiRL, which were very informative but lack some deeper explanations on some topics, I found this guide on steam.
Here is the #Youtube playlists:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYw2go17SqI&list=PLcOt9GXNrkgiFBTcz_kMycm6fvnYsn9XGI just complete/lost/won? a 5 year fortress. It was !!FUN!! After using their videos.
Before I am starting my next run, I am going through this entire guide!
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2899235556
#Steam #Dwarffortress #StrikeTheEarch #Bay12Games #KitFoxGames
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After working through the videos of @BlindiRL, which were very informative but lack some deeper explanations on some topics, I found this guide on steam.
Here is the #Youtube playlists:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYw2go17SqI&list=PLcOt9GXNrkgiFBTcz_kMycm6fvnYsn9XGI just complete/lost/won? a 5 year fortress. It was !!FUN!! After using their videos.
Before I am starting my next run, I am going through this entire guide!
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2899235556
#Steam #Dwarffortress #StrikeTheEarch #Bay12Games #KitFoxGames
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After working through the videos of @BlindiRL, which were very informative but lack some deeper explanations on some topics, I found this guide on steam.
Here is the #Youtube playlists:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYw2go17SqI&list=PLcOt9GXNrkgiFBTcz_kMycm6fvnYsn9XGI just complete/lost/won? a 5 year fortress. It was !!FUN!! After using their videos.
Before I am starting my next run, I am going through this entire guide!
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2899235556
#Steam #Dwarffortress #StrikeTheEarch #Bay12Games #KitFoxGames
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After working through the videos of @BlindiRL, which were very informative but lack some deeper explanations on some topics, I found this guide on steam.
Here is the #Youtube playlists:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYw2go17SqI&list=PLcOt9GXNrkgiFBTcz_kMycm6fvnYsn9XGI just complete/lost/won? a 5 year fortress. It was !!FUN!! After using their videos.
Before I am starting my next run, I am going through this entire guide!
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2899235556
#Steam #Dwarffortress #StrikeTheEarch #Bay12Games #KitFoxGames
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I am all for these protests. But at first, most subs were only tagged as NSFW to mock him and just to be offlimits to underage users. But now, people actually use it to post NSFW content the whole time. AskReddit, AskMen, AskWomen, etc. amd a bunch of other stuff is just a bunch of NSFW content now.
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Why not just probe more points? I usually don't probe less than 6 points and interopeolating 2 points, giving me a 12x12.