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@dcz Oh lol didn't know about that SdfCAD 😅. Click the hashtags #sdfCAD and #fluencyCAD (super new). My sdfCAD is here:
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@dcz Oh lol didn't know about that SdfCAD 😅. Click the hashtags #sdfCAD and #fluencyCAD (super new). My sdfCAD is here:
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@nobodyinperson maybe use a tool like #Colmena or #DeployRS to do the heavy-lifting on another node, so all the store objects will be pushed remotely to the Pi's store and all that's left to do for it is to run the activation script?
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@nobodyinperson maybe use a tool like #Colmena or #DeployRS to do the heavy-lifting on another node, so all the store objects will be pushed remotely to the Pi's store and all that's left to do for it is to run the activation script?
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@nobodyinperson maybe use a tool like #Colmena or #DeployRS to do the heavy-lifting on another node, so all the store objects will be pushed remotely to the Pi's store and all that's left to do for it is to run the activation script?
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@nobodyinperson maybe use a tool like #Colmena or #DeployRS to do the heavy-lifting on another node, so all the store objects will be pushed remotely to the Pi's store and all that's left to do for it is to run the activation script?
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@nobodyinperson maybe use a tool like #Colmena or #DeployRS to do the heavy-lifting on another node, so all the store objects will be pushed remotely to the Pi's store and all that's left to do for it is to run the activation script?
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@nobodyinperson you could give a try to #colmena in order to remote build #nixos for your #raspberrypi Zero !
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@nobodyinperson you could give a try to #colmena in order to remote build #nixos for your #raspberrypi Zero !
http://colmena.cli.rs/ -
@nobodyinperson you could give a try to #colmena in order to remote build #nixos for your #raspberrypi Zero !
http://colmena.cli.rs/ -
@nobodyinperson you could give a try to #colmena in order to remote build #nixos for your #raspberrypi Zero !
http://colmena.cli.rs/ -
@nobodyinperson you could give a try to #colmena in order to remote build #nixos for your #raspberrypi Zero !
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I think I have finally™️ (for the third or so time) found myself a solution for :python: #Python development on :nixos: #NixOS that allows me to just work with #pythonPoetry et. al. as on other distros.
The solution is to pre-build an FHSUserEnv in your configuration.nix, e.g. like this¹.
When starting Python dev work, I now execute `fhs` (it's fast!), or directly `fhs -c 'poetry shell'` and everything works as expected, including #PyPI wheels etc.
¹https://gitlab.com/nobodyinperson/nixconfig/-/blob/main/fhs.nix?ref_type=heads
cc @publicvoit
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@nobodyinperson Python 3.9 added str.removeprefix for this sort of thing: https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#str.removesuffix #Python #Python39
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#TIL that Python's .rstrip(chars) removes any trailing given chars, not the exact given string.
Caused some weird duration displays in #annextimelog, now fixed:
https://gitlab.com/nobodyinperson/annextimelog/-/commit/2b753c84347281df0206078f1583a0171dd5db3d
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#annextimelog is now in 📦 #nixpkgs unstable:
Thanks @musicmatze for packaging it! 🥳
annextimelog is my :gitannex: #gitAnnex-backed cli time tracker with versatile metadata support, tracking of simultaneous events and painless syncing:
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@geekandi See the above thread that this post was made in, or click the #keyguardian hashtag:
https://fosstodon.org/@nobodyinperson/112044291000335331
https://www.printables.com/model/793767-keyguardian-dual-key-xor-mechanism
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In cases like this, a physical keyboard or #hackerskeyboard can come in handy because the tab key works in Android.
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In cases like this, a physical keyboard or #hackerskeyboard can come in handy because the tab key works in Android.
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In cases like this, a physical keyboard or #hackerskeyboard can come in handy because the tab key works in Android.
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In cases like this, a physical keyboard or #hackerskeyboard can come in handy because the tab key works in Android.
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In cases like this, a physical keyboard or #hackerskeyboard can come in handy because the tab key works in Android.
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🚀 #annextimelog v0.7.0 brings several convenient cli improvements:
· common options (-v --force -O etc.) now allowed after subcmd
· --dry-run mode to first check what would be done
· new time range wordings possible:> atl tr work the last 2h @home on project=atl
> atl tr yesterday note="day's note for the last day"
> ...https://pypi.org/project/annextimelog/0.7.0/
Changelog: https://gitlab.com/nobodyinperson/annextimelog/-/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
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🚀 #annextimelog v0.6.0 is out with some nice improvements:
- more intuitive tracking cli, e.g.
> atl tr work @home for 2h on project=A with person=pete,mary and mood=yay
- common filler words are ignored (with, and, or, etc.)
- no-emoji mode
- improvements to help page and log messages
- better test coverage
- better removal of multiple events
- and other stuff!https://pypi.org/project/annextimelog/0.6.0/
Changelog: https://gitlab.com/nobodyinperson/annextimelog/-/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md?ref_type=heads
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#annextimelog v0.5.0 brings several improvements here and there and #timewarrior-style time range specification, e.g.
> atl tr 15:00 - 10min ago work @home
> atl tr 6h ago until now coding @workplacehttps://pypi.org/project/annextimelog/0.5.0/
Changelog: https://gitlab.com/nobodyinperson/annextimelog/-/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md?ref_type=heads
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Afterwards, #annextimelog will receive much-needed (bulk) editing functionality:
# change title
> atl mod ID title=newtitle
# change end time
> atl mod ID until 10min ago
# open $EDITOR to bulk-edit all party events
> atl edit tag=partyNatural time range specification and editing functionality are the two missing things to make it really useable for serious #timeTracking.
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Next up for #annextimelog is a more natural way to specify time ranges, e.g.:
> atl tr 10 - 12 title="serious stuff!"
> atl tr 10 until now note=relaxing
> atl tr work @home since 1500
> atl tr coding @library for 3h until 10min ago
...As long as the order of the words is sensible, tags, notes, locations, etc. will be allowed to appear anywhere in between, before or after.
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🚀 #annextimelog v0.4.0 released with some minor changes:
· 'now' accepted as time
· '-O cli' outputs commands to recreate the log
· CI tests against Python 3.10-3.13
· publishing to #PyPI from CIhttps://pypi.org/project/annextimelog/0.4.0/
See full CHANGELOG here:
(annextimelog is an alpha-quality #timeTracking cli based on :gitannex: #gitAnnex, an attempt of mine to #gitAnnexAllTheThings.)
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So :python: #Python 3.10's Structural Pattern Matching is basically #regex for (sequences of) objects, right? 🙂
https://peps.python.org/pep-0636/
I will use it for the first time improving #annextimelog's parsing of cli-given time ranges, e.g.
atl tr 3h since 13:00
atl tr 10:00 - now
atl tr 14:00 for 4h
atl tr y10:00 until 30min agoThis will bring it closer to #timwarrior in usage.
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@nobodyinperson Any thoughts to suggest for spinning up #speedata, or #patoline in a Nix shell? I think I have almost everything else of note these days running, but Speedata has a messy build with no notion of an installation (which explains why it has never been packaged for any distro) and Patoline only builds against a legacy OCAML toolchain. Since it isn't a very active player in the #typesetter space I can write off the later for now but @speedata Publisher probably deserves a fair shake.