Paul Jimenez
pjz@indieweb.social
<p>Just some guy, ya know?</p><p>Born and raised in Houston, then spent two decades in Austin, but lately am in Great Falls, Virginia.</p><p>Long time linuxite. CLI uber alles. FOSS fanboy. Mostly python lately, but java, C, perl, pascal and others in the past. Interested in Zig, Nim and other lesser-known languages.</p><p><a href="https://indieweb.social/tags/internetoldfart" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>internetoldfart</span></a></p>
Posts
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Post #3085607
@feoh I&#39;m a member of the cult of done: https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:1400/format:webp/1*bIHFnTkfqOZYy_bt-jj11A.png
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Post #3085606
@edo78 https://pyscript.net/ runs python literally in your browser.
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Post #3085605
@feoh @technotim My suggested solution is a way to remote power-cycle &#39;em - &#39;smart&#39; plugs are super cheap these days. Couple it with some dead simple monitoring from another box and you get automatic reboots whenever necessary. I used to do this with my cablemodem because it behaved similarly wrt going to la-la land.
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Post #3085604
@SnoopJ step 1: define your test suite with a `legacy` mark. step 2: write a small shell script, or Makefile or something to run pytest twice: once with `-m legacy` and once with `-m &quot;not legacy&quot;`. Thus it can all work.
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Post #3085603
@SnoopJ Ah, you want some default action. Pytest lets you specify that with a `pytest_collection_modifyitems` method in your conftest.py. See https://pytest.org/en/7.4.x/example/markers.html#marking-platform-specific-tests-with-pytest or https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10906817/does-pytest-support-default-markers
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Post #3085602
@feoh Must admit I punted and handed my lsp install/configs off to Mason. They seem to get it right most of the time.
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Post #3085601
@b0rk You&#39;ve probably already stumbled on this, but Mitchell Hashimoto (of Hashicorp fame) recently wrote an entirely new terminal emulator called &#39;ghostty&#39; and so had to go deal with all of this. He documented this in a series of &#39;Ghostty Dev Log&#39; entries on his blog (https://mitchellh.com/writing) ; he talks about terminfo and also XTGETCAP, maintaining xterm compatability, and such, as well as theoretically-mundane things like font rendering and keyboa...
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Post #3085600
#elixirconf2025 starts today! And I&#39;m here! And i don&#39;t really know why! Call me elixir-curious, i guess.
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Post #3085599
@mike_k error code?