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I don't get why whole python libraries have been written to do this:
http://setup.py --version>version.txt
git --tag $(cat version.txt)
(With no bumping logic, just extract version & tag)
What makes more sense is to let the user fill in a version in __version__.py and then go back in git history and create tags each time that file changed.
The cats in python are the hard part https://x.com/mistersql/status/1019046987122003969/photo/1
Accounts pretending to be a politician (with evil aims, not parody) are problem. While twitter thinks about it, you can search for and report those accounts, one of them followed me a few days ago.
https://help.twitter.com/en/using-twitter/election-labels
My kind of linter https://x.com/Akido37/status/1018952730403098624
как для меня, я приветствую наших новых русских повелителей. (As for me, I welcome our new Russian overlords. They certainly know our health insurance system could use an upgrade & when else am I going to get to use my rusty college Russian?) https://x.com/IsaChandra/status/1018919575516311552
If you work in an organization that the Russians target (all local, state, federal gov't and military) consider your email to be public twitter unless you are using 2 factor auth. https://x.com/JoeyPacific/status/1018890377347158016
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/ づ I've not nothing to say, but everyone else is doing this.
Ya know, this hurts my source codes feelings
± |master S:10 U:8 ✗| → python3 http://setup.py --version
0.1.0+1.g8363968.dirty
When did pip include conflicting dependency warnings? This was a good thing. I don't remember this being there last year (in pip 8 or 9)
Bulletproofing my code by pouring butter into the ventilation grill.
Why doesn't the gov't just back up the data and post it on amazon s3? maybe apps should be designed for such a possibility from the outset. https://x.com/choo_ek/status/1017573722314629120
KATA: write a proof of concept application that will detect data and commands running on other virtual machines running on the same host server...to demonstrate that our universe is a simulation.
"The build, sir, it is still failing." https://x.com/mistersql/status/1018691637776666624/photo/1
Elon Musk's twittering benefits, mostly,
"But this foreign government is just like you & me- they hate gays, are pro-business & low taxes. Just run this script & it will send all the data to Wikileaks so they can lock up Hillary & build the wall. No one will ever find out. If you don't, you're an immigrant lover" https://x.com/arawnsley/status/1017900280996868096
Anyone with nostalgia for lynx? http://Brow.sh is like a color ascii-art front end for firefox, a text-graphics hybrid firefox. I actually still use lynx on ubuntu servers when exercising a website that for some reason can't/shouldn't be served off machine yet.
My brain thinks the clipboard is in my fingers. I've absentmindedly tried to copy-paste from one keyboard to another.
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IDEA: a goof-off blocker that blocks all websites except a hand selected 20-50 necessary for doing, say, python software development. I'm so much more productive on the train, but I can't pip install anything. Be nice to simulate that at home, but with pypi, SO, etc.
So my iphone stopped ringing and there is no UI signals ANYWHERE except stackoverflow to tell you why.
iPhone is turning into Stargate tech- pretty, but no buttons, no feedback, no info, no clues on how to use it or what it might be for.
https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/123843/iphone-5-ios7-no-sound-only-vibrates-when-ringing
I just made the repository matthewdeanmartin/pynt on GitHub https://ift.tt/2Jm0gEa
If you bet $1 Trey Goudy loses 2020, I think book makers will pay you $1.00000000001 if you're right.
0.2% chance of winning? Us humans not only have a hard time working with unlikely events, we have a hard time reasoning about incredible likely events
https://electionbettingodds.com/
Whatcha drinking
(#2 is like american gladiators in a glass)
Poll optimistically open for 7 days.
In Soviet Washington DC, the swamp drains you! https://x.com/wvualphasoldier/status/1017747119980072961
The "boil water" warning in DC doesn't cover my home, but covers my office & all the restaurants I eat at for lunch.
AFAIK, a novel secrets detection built tool, "find_known_secrets" substantially done and on pypi
https://github.com/matthewdeanmartin/find_known_secrets
Right now, out-of-box it only checks ~/.aws/credentials
pip install find_known_secrets
find_known_secrets -h
Complements git-secrets & detect-secrets
Python version jiggler substantially done & on pypi
https://github.com/matthewdeanmartin/jiggle_version
pip install jiggle_version
jiggle_version -h
It finds your version strings and bumps the patch. That is all, zero config.
Imagine, if I could be a bit more me, just a small Δ, I'd go from matt to matter. Once I matter, e=mc^2, so for just a small increment of matt, I'm incredibly energetic, e/c^2-Δ to be exact.
Maybe if we all go to Amazon and put Amazon HQ2 into our shopping cart and ship it to DMV. https://x.com/wootnik765/status/1017488464902836227
Pizza party with a twist, no pizza until the code is deployed. https://x.com/ExpertBeginner1/status/1017417294668939264
Presidential approval charts don't make sense. Imho, they should be weighted for intensity
- would volunteer for campaign
- would vote
- wouldn't vote for
- would happily join armed rebellion
This & last pres had approval stories that needed intensity to get whole picture
Instead of MIT license, I want a Northeastern University license, my son's alma mater
You'll $#!+ bricks when you eat bricks.
Why are people engaging in what-about-ism when there are so many issues that are worse, more pressing, issues that whataboutists must be ignoring because they are fundamentally bad people who should feel bad?
3 ways to detect secrets in source code:
- patten matching, eg. PASSWORD="*", eg git-secrets
- entropy scores entropy(aaaaa) < entropy(V(^XBP@gF4dXw!df), eg detect-secrets
- search for *known* keys and passwords, no known lib for this
I wrote me a script for the 3rd one.
People store secrets in ad hoc, weird places. So there might not be a general solution. Anyhow, input is list of .ini files, a white list of false positives. If you know that your AWS key is AKIA1234566, then you can search for that exact string, you know it after all
Hiring a mermaid is an "aquahire" https://x.com/nloveladyallen/status/1016784077960175616
Any pipenv users here? How can I do an update once a "pre-release only" package has infested the Pipfile? (black is good, but they are like gmail, beta until the universe dies a heat death)
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51273884/how-do-i-upgrade-a-pipenv-package-and-ignore-prerelease-packages
If the government put a non-paternity test on domestic citizens (say just the ones the current administration doesn't like), about 1% of all kids would be put in foster homes. Nasty business. https://x.com/edyskant/status/1016744443175677953
IDEA: You editor says "You don't really know what that key does, do you?" when you first click on a rarely used shortcut. For me, I'd routinely click "no"
Whoa, Wonder Woman is filming in DC. https://x.com/tikidaisy/status/1016441295928283136