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anze3db, 24 minutes ago to random

I was hoping they were fixing the sandbank that was making the waves closeout last winter, but they are laying the undersea fiber optic cables to add additional capacity between Europe and Africa! That's also really cool!

leonid, 3 hours ago to python German

djangoproject.com is down :omya_python:

#python #django

anze3db, 3 hours ago to random

Adding some error handling to the follow account feature at https://fedidevs.com.

Now that I've been writing Golang for a few weeks I am realizing that it's way to easy to forget about error handling in Python 😅

anze3db, 1 day ago to random

🔴 Badass girls are sexy.

anze3db, 2 days ago to random

Interesting, a message queue library written in Golang built on top of SQLite.

https://www.goqite.com/

anze3db, 2 days ago to random

The only reason not to deploy to prod on Fridays is that you have a four day work week and you have Fridays off.

adamchainz, 2 days ago to python

✍️ New post covering a small #Python helper to return all subclasses of a given class.

https://adamj.eu/tech/2024/05/10/python-all-subclasses/

anze3db, 2 days ago to random

I've just figured out that when you use the ci" or ci( vim motion you don't have to be in the middle of the thing that you want to change. It will work even if you are at the beginning of the line 🤯

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anze3db, 3 days ago to random

Great video by Anthony on tracking down which tests are polluting your global namespace and causing hard-to-debug test failures!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoZDpQnA-Xw

anze3db, 3 days ago to random

The posts on the Fedidevs conference pages have also received a facelift!

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anze3db, 3 days ago to random

I found an interesting use case for flakytest .dev: An e2e test that integrates with a flaky 3rd party service.

It's useful for the test to ping the actual service to catch API changes on their end, but since the service is out of your control it could be flaky.

skribe, 3 days ago to django

Django peeps. I want to link my languages table (English, French, Chinese, etc) to the word classes (Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, etc) table. It would be a many-to-many relationship, but I'm not sure whether to use a join table or the many-to-many model. What's the most Django way?

#Django #Python #SQL #Question

ayo, 3 days ago (edited 3 days ago) to random

I recently thought about the different ways you can "have" a place in the Internet:

• Bare metal
• Dedicated server
• Virtual Private Server (VPS)
• Shared Hosting
• Serverless
• fly.io
• Netlify, Vercel, etc

#webdev #frontend #selfhosting

anze3db, 3 days ago to random

I've made some small improvements to the fedidevs conference list page!

The ideas for the design came straight from https://refactoringui.com, thanks @webology for the recommendation!

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anze3db, 4 days ago to random

I've never struggled so much to sign up for a service as that one time when I had to sign up for Microsoft Intune.

anze3db, 4 days ago to random

Still wrapping my head around some of the concepts in SQLBoiler (Golang's ORM). I love the compile type safety, but setting Valid = false to null a column feels counter intuitive.

I don't think I'd be able to figure out what the code below is doing just by reading it.

anze3db, 5 days ago to random

pip 24.1b1 was released yesterday and brings a lot of perf improvements!

It also drops support for EOLed Python 3.7 and legacy version specifiers so make sure you try it out on your workflows and give the pip team feedback if something broke!

python -m pip install pip==24.1b1

https://pip.pypa.io/en/latest/news/#b1-2024-05-06

kevinrenskers, 5 days ago to random

Something I really dislike on GitHub: when you add a new comment you have this really obvious button to insert an image, which I use all the time. But when you edit a comment, that button is gone and instead you have to use the small toolbar buttons. Why is this UI not consistent?

anze3db, 5 days ago to random

MS Docs: Using the Setup Assistant with modern authentication is considered modern authentication.

If using Setup Assistant with modern authentication wouldn't be considered modern authentication would it still be called Setup Assistant with modern authentication?