jim
joined 2 years ago
Really cool. This was sorely needed for a while, and I'm glad that someone is taking the mantle to provide this valuable service to the Python community. As Seth mentions in his previous post, supply chain attacks are becoming more concerning. Great that the PSF has hired someone specifically for these types of issues.
Yes I have and I also love it, though not as much as FTL. However, it's another excellent game.
I have been in a FTL kick lately. I've gotten all the achievements but I want at least 4 wins per ship. Slug B kicking my ass.
Nice. I just searched for it and now it's federating with this instance !pythorhead@lemmy.dbzer0.com
Thanks for creating the lemmy python library!
Yep, though federation syncing is really slowing down. This post from !technology@beehaw.org is at 44 comments from programming.dev but 112 comments on the beehaw instance.
The article itself is not that insightful, but together with the main body of his talk is a good set of reminders of writing a nice API for a Python library.
If you mean the thumbnail that is added when you add a post, this is done automatically by the Lemmy server. Otherwise, I don't quite understand what you mean.
People forget that when Reddit first started, it only supported link submissions and then later self submissions. That's how imgur got started - it was a gift to the users. It was only relatively recently when Reddit supported image and video hosting.
Right across ideological lines. It seems unlikely to get politics and ideological beliefs out of the Supreme Court any time soon. The states had no standing in the first place, I'm surprised it didn't get thrown out just due to that.
The overreach by this court has been disasterous, especially in light of the unethical behavior by justices to accept gifts from would-be plantiffs without recusing themselves.
Hah, amazing chapter.
Seriously, I would be upset but I'm also kind of impressed. Bravo.