Chris Lambacher

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

Come work with me at Tableau on cloud data management systems supporting Analytics. The team is fully remote (USA, Canada, Germany) and working in Python. https://t.co/VLwPjaR1QR

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

@zzzeek But looking at the code, the web server injects JavaScript into the page that listens on a web socket for the server to tell it to reload via document.location.reload: https://t.co/cj6lLnwquz

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

@zzzeek There’s a refresh property you can have in the document that will reload the page: https://t.co/pJBAezj9GK

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

@pycoders That’s not in-memory/not saved to disk and in fact would be visible on the filesystem due to using NamedTemporyFile instead of TemporaryFile for no reason that would require it.

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

@mitsuhiko This review of json compatible serialization formats says that there’s almost no benefit to using a binary schema-less format over just using gzip on json: https://t.co/nHa0EIy0EO (Table 68), but CBOR is slightly smaller on average than both json and msgpack.

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

@dabeaz @easyaspython I was introduced to it by Node devs.

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

@dabeaz @easyaspython there were a bunch of similar tools for different languages (pyenv, rbenv, nvm) that are all shell aliases. Someone collected them all together so you only need to install the one and it can install the equivalent of the others. https://t.co/8EKaf4MZlZ

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

@dabeaz @easyaspython None of the above works on Windows unless you are using Python in WSL. I use installers from https://t.co/QjMF07QZ3d (winget can get recent versions) and virtualenvwrapper-win on Windows. I tried pyenv-win but ran into https://t.co/XQ5xqV0Rrh as a blocker my workflow.

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

@dabeaz @easyaspython My primarily Python writing team was using pyenv + virtualenv-wrapper but switched to using asdf instead of pyenv because asdf could handle other language dependencies like Node, Java, and Terraform. It’s also what other non-Python teams were using.

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

@nedbat @codewithanthony I think the replacement for that site is https://t.co/mszwVyC7UH

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

@nedbat @raymondh For anyone looking for the video of @raymondh’s talk, it’s here: https://t.co/faeG4JOb49

[apenwarr @apenwarr]

Shiny thing syndrome

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

@MasteringDnD re DMG says DM decides vs feat wording: seems like tension b/w good for home game vs AL play. @mattcolville explains this well when talking about cool narrative magic items vs feats: https://t.co/5ia0sN2vIg. DM decides is awkward if you are switching DM game to game in AL.

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

@AdamChainz I own a domain name where I have defined all sub-domains to point at 127.0.0.1. That lets me have many host based sites for local dev and not be subject to someone else changing the name on me. I can also use acme dns validation to get a real TLS cert.

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

@Gulopine Could try disabling auto-correction. If you have a contact with “can’t” in the name that could be causing the issue because contacts are highly weighted. Also, dictation might be an (annoying) work around. Try to train it by typing “can” a lot in notes.

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

@Gulopine I found your missing number. In Celsius it’s -15.

[Mike Julian @mikejulian]

I know all you folks love k8s. There are even halfway decent reasons to!

k8s is an extraordinarily expensive architectural choice that only gets worse with scale.

And if you're one who puts stateful stuff on k8s? god help you.

[Markus Winand @MarkusWinand]

Whether to use an ORM or not is not a project by project decision but a query by query decision.

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

Hi @SGgrc, building a mechanical flip-flop is one of the example circuits in SpinTronics https://t.co/xleu7upaf4. That page and the KS updates explain the design of the mechanical versions of electronic parts like resisters, capacitors, inductors, and transistors.

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

@voipms Does that imply that TLS encrypted communication on 5061 is not possible?

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

For reference GitHub has several domains in that list (https://t.co/cKgzL8vggd) and you’ll also find regional domains there like https://t.co/iZA9obvqes (ie https://t.co/CteCZ55Bit, https://t.co/PnveMHbTKA, etc.). I’d be shocked if this wasn’t used in site isolation logic

[Chris Lambacher @lambacck]

@SGgrc regarding SN 836 and the recommendation to host untrusted scrips at a secondary TLD: this is already the security best practice due to same origin policy. Also there’s https://t.co/rPu84xJGxS which lists domains where sub domains are treated as different owners.