@anelki Use a e2e testing/browser automation tool like playwright. https://playwright.dev/
I hear google's spider runs the JS on sites, but I don't know of any free spiders that do the same
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I don't think the US government wants any tourists for a few years
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jul/15/irish-tourist-ice-detention
@pamelafox 522 - Server does not support the requested network protocol, diffcoverben.txt not found.
@acdha Good ideas, adding to my `# TODO:` comments...
Code tags, e.g. `TODO: fix this` have been around a long time. Lots of tools attempting to do something with them. I think few (none?) have caught on because they have to interact with a software development/project management methodology.
You can avoid the issue by making them disappear before hitting `main` (limited value, why bother writing the TODO, imho)
Or sync with the tool representing the methodology (jira/gh issues)
Two-way sync is going to be hell. I'm skeptical anyone wants to sign up for that.
One-way sync, maybe, but often developers aren't the people to create tickets & code comments that make tickets will make the Jira custodian unhappy.Or they are the entire methodology. So any tool or code tag schema needs to support your methodology, e.g. solo development, text book scrum, or OSS (uncoordinated PRs, no plans, it's a folk methodology, ref "Working In Public")
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```console
git tag -a v0.6.0 -m "release day!"
git tag -a v0.6.1 -m "this one"
git tag -a v0.6.2 -m "again FINAL LAST"
git tag -a v0.6.3 -m "I hate tags"
```
This I think is why I don't use tags.
No power at he house. I should have invested time into a raspberry pi k8s cluster that is powered by ambient radio waves. I guess I will have to write and compile code on paper for now.
@stroz I'll have my staff work on something else on Zoom while your staff works on something else on Zoom.
See, StackOverflow is a source code repository
https://stackoverflow.com/posts/3363254/revisions
But there isn't a cli tool emulating the git cli to clone/commit and push updates to your answer. I think this is a problem.
How to make #COBOL cool?
```cobol
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
PROGRAM-ID. COB2COL.
DATA DIVISION.
WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
01 TEXT PIC X(20) VALUE "COBOL to COBOL".
PROCEDURE DIVISION.
INSPECT TEXT CONVERTING "B" TO " "
DISPLAY FUNCTION REPLACE(TEXT " " BY "")
STOP RUN.
```
Eslint config got hard. What do they think, that I got the patience of a java developer for this?
When in Rome do as the Romans. Follow a repo's local coding conventions and REWRITE IT ALL IN ITALIAN.
@ebooksyearn@thepit.social @ebooksyearn@pixelfed.social I kind of think it is a leaf on a wall under a chimney.
"101 packages looking for funding"
This is the wrong message, probably delivered to the wrong person.
For repo in enterprise-git[lab|hub]
find-repos-with-support-contracts
end for
And then give that report to the CIO to give to purchasing.
- Companies don't do charity
- Developers don't have purchase authority
- Everyone is looking for funding, duh.
- offer support = Hey, there is something in it for the company
- looking for funding = I'm just a poor boy, I need no sympathy
Yes, I'm sure you're all thinking I'm the right person to be the next CEO of Twitter, but no, I won't have anything to do with that family of companies while it's owner is trying to wreck the US government and by extension, America. Maybe a honey badger, give the title and set it loose at headquarters.
French is an early form of yaml, cf.
```yaml
---
l'etat: c'est moi
```
@manchuck I like NASA. They write the cleanest code in govtech.
What project manager don't like to hear is how work is really done. Work is many, many small tasks. If a project manager wants to know what is going on you must not tell them about the small tasks. They will order you to not do the small task, only the big tasks. In their mind, large tasks are not made of small tasks and in mentioning the small tasks you insult their rank in the organization. The small tasks must be done in secret, to protect the feelings of the project managers.
For example, checking to see if we are using pound-force-seconds or newton-seconds is a small task. Both scale with total impulse, so it should be fine. Project managers at NASA correctly made sure their staff didn't focus on small things, or else they'd never get to Mars and project managers would have to report up the chain of command that their staff was busy doing small tasks.
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Not even a 1000 views.
"Type Theory in Computer Science, Linguistics, Logic"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrYosPPCQAY
I'm sure this is your type of video
People using source code to remember to go the loo.
`# TODO: Well, crap.`
The library I'm writing is competing with
`grep -rEI --include="*.py" '# TODO|# FIXME|# BUG' /c/github/`
There is tons of legacy data in that format, which is ~3 pieces of info explicitly & everything else for an issue tracker you need to ask the user to add it or aggressively infer it from ambient info (date of git commit where it first appeared, disappeared, blame, etc)
So it would be for people who have outgrown grep but aren't ready for jira.
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Stop everything the latest Hynek has dropped.
40 minutes of your time, which you probably will recoup in 40/(poetry_time - uv_time) runs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiBIjouDGuI&ab_channel=HynekSchlawack
What is the MIT of CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md files?
I'm a card carrying liberal, but I also don't want to bring up culture wars. I want to discourage bad behavior in the discussion/issues section of a github.com site, not fight colonialism.
How do you know when your python package is ready to publish?
You will know it to be 8:44 and you will realize it is time to publish because you still have to run on the treadmill and get up in time to run tomorrow morning.
No mess `uv shell` or `poetry shell` just `. ./.venv/Scripts/activate` and what's easier than typing `. ./.`
That's sarcasm. Poetry & pipenv had `shell` commands for years.
The social security system's email has been highjacked by the White House to send partisan political messages. Some govtech techie got this into the footer:
"This email was sent to (me) by the Social Security Administration, and **was produced and disseminated at U.S. taxpayer expense.**"
Is there enough reuse opportunities for a `catdog_typing` library?
A catdog being a union of types where the developer needs more control over the duck type interface, e.g. `str | list[str]` - by duck typing, iteration does what you probably don't want. So ideally these pairs get wrapped and the duck type interface is replaced with something sensible.
`str | Path | 'filelike'` seem like another common catdog.
When actors die, how do we know they're not playing dead
#textualcode, I want to try it out. I just like Textual's TUI aethetics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuVRs7e1BqM&ab_channel=WillMcGugan
Manager reads about Pareto Principle.
"Okay team, stop working on the 80% of your tasks that don't pay off and instead work on the 20% of the tasks that do pay off and expand those by a factor of 5, because you got 80% free time now."
Tools like jetbrain's git client are so aggressive at tell you to remove `TODO:` from source code that if you do want to track work items that way, you will be tempted to use aliases. `WORK:` etc
At standup, Minecraft developers report blocks as far as they can see in all directions
People should eat beans
@AlSweigart Happy Fourth of a Hand in July!
Do you work at an org with public github? You now need to scan the dangling commits for secrets.
The Pentagon-Pizza tracker seems to work, but people at the Pentagon report security makes it too inconvenient to order pizza.
My theory? Military activity causes the *contractors* in neighborhood buildings to buy more pizza, not the staff in the Pentagon building.
Did you know there is a country named after Canada Dry?
23 & me went bankrupt, so remember to rotate your DNA before their data changes hands.
I'm going to invent a new methodology that fits my neurological peculiarities, instead of SAFe, I'll call it DANGEROUs
Sprints go on until my monomania suddenly collapses and then a new single ticket is drawn up.
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