” Try learn a bit Mandarin if you could or at least talk to Chinese ppl living around you”
If I DM you my address, could you send some guys round to invite/escort me to one of your famous education centres. There I’ll be able to learn Mandarin and how great the party is. I’m not muslim or Tibetan, but you could make an exception?
What versions of Python does PicklingTools support?
Historically, versions 2.1.x to 2.6.x have been tested extensively. More recently, 2.7 has been tested and should work, but it has not been tested as much as the other versions.
3.x has not been tested: We are waiting for our main paying customer to adopt the 3.x series.
In the last 12 years of writing python, I have only hit had issues with .pyc files a handful of times, and always with python < 2.7. Anaecdotally this experience is shared with everyone I have worked with.
If you’re seeing this regularly, it suggests there may be something unique or uncommon in your set-up. You may wish to isolate and change whatever that is.
I /have/ put other secrets into frontend code before, strictly for small temporary projects where the cost of implementing secret management outweighs the size of the project. And obviously not in code that was anywhere close to being deployed outside my own box.
Unfortunately the method outlined in the article allows access to environments that would otherwise be considered trusted and not-accessible over the internet, hence the problem
I threw the code together last night. It's running on cloudflare backed by an S3 static file, so shouldn't be capacity issues
It was only tested on Firefox, as a basic proof-of-concept. AIUI, chrome et al offer similar functionality but maybe the API is different
It may also take a few minutes to find and connect to the websocket, I think CRA webserver maybe only binds to one client at a time, so maybe it would pick up the connection after a webpack-dev-server reload or two.
I don't use gnome desktops, for similar reasons (although I'm also not the target audience for adopters, as I currently use Linux as my primary desktop environment!)
I use cinnamon, as, for my personal preferences, it strikes the best balance between familiarity, 'prettiness' and functionality of the options I've tried.
> Like how the file explorer has a built in terminal that follows the folder you're in.
That’s a nice feature. But it has little to do with Windows/OSX equivalence.
It also highlights something I felt last time I tried KDE (admittedly a while ago).
There were lots of nice UX innovations and polish. But they didn’t feel familiar to me (as a user of many desktop environments). This makes switching much less of an appealing prospect to me.
This is the plan. Once google have verified the advertisers, they can ‘help users understand the source of the advert’ by replacing the mini Ad icon with the advertisers’ favicon, to increase transparency..
The thing about rural areas, is that not many people live there.
We live just ouside a mid-sized UK town (and cities down to small/mid sized towns covers a really high % of the population). Between public transport and good cycle/pedestrian routes, a car is not a major living requirement for many.
From the docs:
"CPython implementation detail: Keys and values are listed in an arbitrary order which is non-random, varies across Python implementations, and depends on the dictionary’s history of insertions and deletions."
So I would claim that equates to non-deterministic
Workflows are full of trade offs. Different people & teams value different features in different ways. It’s what makes software development such a vibrant ecosystem.
If I DM you my address, could you send some guys round to invite/escort me to one of your famous education centres. There I’ll be able to learn Mandarin and how great the party is. I’m not muslim or Tibetan, but you could make an exception?