Jeff Triplett

🦄 @djangoproject president, 🌋 @defnado cofounder, 🏝 @djangocon organizer, 🏎 @revsys consultant, 🐍 Thepsf (npub13st…nwvm) former vice-chair + treasurer, 🏀, ✨, 💪, 🏃‍♂️, 🤖, Oh Mai.

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2026-01-16 18:53:36 UTC

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that looks wild. Touch screen keyboards scare me, but it's a neat setup (and I'd be using an external keyboard)
Why hasn't Apple done this yet?

2025-03-25 20:44:49 UTC

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Yep, all good.
Most of the time, I will have one fixture per model, but not always. It's a quick and cheap way to test url patterns in a one or two line test for example.
A fixture can return a list of items, None items, or even a dict of items if you want. It's pretty flexible and it just depends on the test or the modules.
I use bakery in tests too, if it's cleaner.
So we might have good_shopping_cart or incomplete_shopping_cart for instance.

2025-03-25 13:22:13 UTC

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I wish they weren't a conceptual leap to figure them out. I fought decorators too (and I still do at times) to the point of never writing them.
I'm not here to tell you that you should use them, but here's the pattern I use with baker. If you don't use baker, it makes my tests so much cleaner that I didn't need TestCasts's setup and tear down methods anymore. https://micro.webology.dev/2024/02/05/how-to-test-with-django/

2025-03-25 13:07:09 UTC

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I disliked/avoided fixtures until I paired sandwiching them with model-bakery. I'm also more function-based tests so my whole approach is going to see chaos to you 🤣

2025-01-27 14:30:17 UTC

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I don't recommend either until the hardware comes down. People will spend many thousands running open models to save single-digit dollars a month, which might make them happier.
I switched from a MBP to a Mac Studio because it was time to upgrade so going with more RAM wasn't a huge ask at the time.

2025-01-27 14:13:08 UTC

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If you are running a Mac this is a little easier, btw because of the unified bus. A Mac shares the bus and RAM across the GPU and CPU, which makes running small and medium-sized models both performant and possible with Ollama.
These models are GPU and RAM hungry between the model size and the context size.
The best video I have seen to somewhat fit it in my head is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfFRNF5AhME

2024-12-16 15:27:27 UTC

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In hindsight, I wish I'd called it `django-only-cli` but y'all seem to have picked up on the point I was making with django-cli-no-admin.
Let's just call it django, not django-admin.

2024-12-06 14:34:06 UTC

@npub1tga…xqfr How come we don't have fun things like this for Django?
https://www.macstories.net/linked/a-fun-way-to-add-holiday-cheer-to-your-mac/
It feels like a Django Admin theme to me.

2024-12-02 23:30:25 UTC

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So it's not directly related, but I noticed Anthropic's MCP create-python-server is doing some fun things with "uv" to create and work with a project.
https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/create-python-server/blob/main/src/create_mcp_server/__init__.py

2024-12-02 15:07:02 UTC

This.
My new metric is that if your comment is too long and won't fit into a ChatGPT or Claude context window to summarize, then you wrote it only for yourself to read, not other humans. 🤷 https://nondeterministic.computer/@mjg59/113582126119357678

2024-12-02 14:10:35 UTC

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I'm not sure what I heard. I expected frogs, I hear cats. Nothing but lies from that guy.

2024-12-02 02:07:24 UTC

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Blah, that's not encouraging. I'm not a fan of them asking for birthdays, either. I just want an account for a three-year-old and a seven-year-old, not a future data leak.

2024-12-02 00:12:07 UTC

Disney+ must have taken some inspiration from AWS and Google for making multiple profiles a pain to set up.
Multiple app crashes, several password changes, but it's done and both of my kids are going to be grumpy because they lost some watch history.

2024-12-01 23:20:00 UTC

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Which one?

2024-12-01 17:04:36 UTC

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I'm traveling ~525 miles today with family, and it doesn't matter where we stop; Wonderful Christmastime is the one constant we hear at every Truck Stop or gas station. It was even playing outside when I was refueling in ~15F weather.
I can't escape it.

2024-12-01 16:35:00 UTC

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let it sit a while. You may feel differently 8 to 1000 hours of that song later. Paul seemed nice until he unleashed that on the world.

2024-12-01 15:19:55 UTC

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It's fine. Paul used to be my favorite of the Beatles, too. They didn't wake up one day to infect violence on the world through the worst Christmas song of all time.

2024-12-01 14:38:54 UTC

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Jack two things may be true. We don't have to all like the same things, and you are wrong on this one. ✌️ 🤣

2024-12-01 13:56:38 UTC

🎄 Wonderful Christmastime is the worst Christmas song of all time. This also justifies why Paul was the worst of the Beatles.

2024-12-01 02:52:56 UTC

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What you are missing.
https://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/113/575/301/980/419/059/original/6ded9c99a504dd09.png

2024-12-01 02:37:02 UTC

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I don't know how they can even have ice hockey when it's never cooler than 114F or something.

2024-12-01 02:35:22 UTC

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, Do you eat nachos while wearing white? Clearly, this is an AI fake.

2024-11-29 21:50:14 UTC

My only Black Friday purchase has been a five-pack of 32 GB microSDHC drives, which is totally overkill for my NanoKVMs, which are en route. However, $17 for all five was too good a deal to pass on.
Have I missed anything else that's good?
My https://camelcamelcamel.com has
several deals, but nothing I want to jump on now.

2024-11-27 10:46:21 UTC

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I want Django to ship with a ‘django’ cli alias to eventually replace the ‘django-admin’ cli/scripts alias.

2024-11-27 10:41:00 UTC

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Weird. I used the pop up (I am not sure how I triggered it but the Taobao link might fight it) and it looks up to me. Its hard to tell from my phone. I assume these screenshots lead you to the out of stock message but sharing them in case it was a different pop-up. Their UI was really bad at the time.
https://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/113/554/493/182/104/011/original/14e172d0009d06f3.png
https://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/113/554/493/245/506/643/original/f18a317774f4c8fe.png

2024-11-26 23:16:22 UTC

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It was confusing but I ordered from their website https://sipeed.com/nanokvm

2024-11-26 23:11:59 UTC

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I ordered mine a few weeks ago and it shipped yesterday.

2024-11-26 11:55:50 UTC

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Yes, a go url. NanoKVM sets the machine/host name and I don’t see a way to change it. The golink is so I have a way to remember it. I am using Tailscale too, so I can probably overwrite via their website.

2024-11-26 03:33:22 UTC

📓 Weeknotes for Week 47: November 18 to 24
https://micro.webology.dev/2024/11/25/weeknotes-for-week.html

2024-11-26 01:55:00 UTC

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For the curious, I also connected via my golink server.
If you have a tiny amount of resources on your network and you don't have a golink server, you are missing out.
https://github.com/tailscale/golink

2024-11-26 01:42:20 UTC

⛓️ I set up Tailscale on the NanoKVM to upgrade Tailscale on the NUC that it's connected to.

2024-11-25 20:34:11 UTC

🤔 Friends, what I would pay to never see a Mastodon vs. Bluesky <or> Bluesky vs. Mastodon would buy you a really crappy meal in a really crappy restaurant where I hope they deliver your food cold, and it makes you wonder if it was made today or last week. Yet you know you shouldn't eat it and yet to take one more bite than you know you should have.
That. That feeling.

2024-11-25 15:40:09 UTC

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2024-11-25 14:19:20 UTC

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podcast-transcript looks neat. I rolled my own last summer so I could quickly transcribe and take notes. TIL the Groq API can do this too. I have mostly use Whisper Turbo and various models for fun.

2024-11-24 23:20:56 UTC

I had my first Obsidian sync via iCloud issue, which wiped out my main vault. I quickly recovered it from my office Time Machine volume.
It's a pain point that I will consider switching to Obsidian Sync.
I have seen a few weird issues with how special macOS folders are managed when trying to sync with SyncThing too, and I suspect they're related.
Bummer because it was stable until my last OS upgrade.

2024-11-24 02:10:38 UTC

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Paul, I have never been happier to lose $40 among friends, but yes. Kansas.

2024-11-23 15:25:38 UTC

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None of this is a justification but I join you in this frustration.
As an insider, platform moderation is hard. WGs only know what is reported to them. Even then, people are paranoid about secret cabals, etc.
Then there are layers to get through (aka wait) and even more when needing input from a board or SC so they have buy-in.
Platform rules are different than CoC rules, and most of these platforms exist by outside groups, which might have morphed into official groups.

2024-11-22 03:52:01 UTC

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We needed something big enough for a four-person family that has 4 to 5 long (~8.5 hours) trips to see family a year. We didn't want something huge, but we wanted a third row so we could shuffle car seats around when the grandparents are in town. We also weren't ready for a mini-van and didn't want a huge SUV.

2024-11-22 03:49:55 UTC

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We are Subaru fans, and I love my Ascent (2023). However, I do wish they had better EV and hybrid options.
Several of the rental companies overbought EVs and were selling them at a discount not that long ago. That might be an option if you want a Solterra.

2024-11-21 23:08:34 UTC

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This is pretty neat. I just tried it on one of my servers that's basically only accessible via Tailscale, and it was helpful.
Do you have this running all the time or just spot checking it?

2024-11-21 18:16:35 UTC

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If you consume CSV files and JSON files they are a godsend.
A client gave me a CSV that was generated from Excel and picked up commas. This broke my ModelSerializers, but ModelSchemea didn't seem to care because it knows how to format a number to get an int back out.
I'm not doing anything that's really about pydantic but I'm getting all the niceties for free.

2024-11-21 15:18:02 UTC

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Thank you for the reminder. I think I'm down to three more. I should save one for my December 13th Office Hours since it's the better time of day to over sugar and down some coffee.

2024-11-21 14:58:59 UTC

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See, you are already starring to warm up to them. I see less disgust.

2024-11-21 14:55:24 UTC

Even if you aren't writing much rest code these days, please do not sleep on Django Ninja's ModelSchemas.
They are the missing link for any data import or export project that you might face. They are built on #PyDantic's BaseModel and you get a really good data sanitization and cleanup for free.
https://django-ninja.dev/guides/response/django-pydantic/

2024-11-21 14:51:10 UTC

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Next up: UV, moar Tailwind, htmx, and maybe an 8BitDo Ultimate controller (the blue one is very striking).... there will be more. Just wait.

2024-11-20 16:41:52 UTC

🤔 Any security scorecard that requires you to link to the security scorecard to get a higher value is bullshit. 💩
👎 The same goes for any scorecard that is not opt-in that puts the burden 100% on the open source project without paying (time or money) for >0% of the work to improve the project is also bullshit. 💩

2024-11-20 16:02:41 UTC

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I have been trying to avoid a DAG approach, but my brain keeps trying to over engineer it and it puts me back there.

2024-11-20 14:51:03 UTC

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Thank you for the overview. We are doing similar things, but I have yet to put them all together. You are also doing more and some cool things with it.
The mental hurdle for me is that I'm quick to build out these one-off useful tools, but I have yet to chain them together in a useful or reusable way. I have played with FSM, but I haven't landed on a pattern that I like. I'm way, way overthinking it.

2024-11-20 13:42:36 UTC

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That sounds really cool. Are you using tool-calling or something to sort email and have you written about it?
I have two projects that I keep meaning to add AI support for that both handle email.
I'm also considering an AI spam checker for django packages since that's a battle I don't feel like I'm winning.

2024-11-19 15:24:09 UTC

📅 Office Hours for November and December 2024
https://micro.webology.dev/2024/11/19/office-hours-for.html

2024-11-19 14:17:11 UTC

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I wish we lived closer so you could be dragged by my 62 lbs pointer mix at that hour. I will not be, but I applaud anyone who wants to take that on. 🤣

2024-11-19 14:15:06 UTC

I think @npub180d…m4nr's post is worth a read. https://mastodon.social/@kjaymiller/113508085998631598
No offense to Jay, but I think he got the question wrong.
> "How long do leaders need to stick around before you're actively preventing progress" - Me (Yeah I said it!)
I think the question we struggle with, is "Why do we keep leaders around and enable those who feel the need to prevent progress?"
It's an intentional act, either for ego or to serve the "greater good" of the community. Spoiler: it's quite the opposite.

2024-11-19 14:05:47 UTC

🤚 Do any Bluesky (why are calling it Bluesky when it's clearly "B Sky") seen any projects that allow me to sync up a list of filters or muted words?
I didn't realize the platform supported them because they aren't in the official mobile app.
I really don't want to try and port my hundreds of filtered terms by hand.

2024-11-19 03:29:43 UTC

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Back in the late 90s, I wrote a GameBoy game maker using VB6 that spit out Z80 code. it was more or less a multi-step dialog to get the basics. That's the last time I touched Z80 code and I'm not sure I ever will again. 😅

2024-11-19 02:44:12 UTC

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That's pretty cool. Have you dabbled with development yet or is that huge lift?

2024-11-18 22:48:42 UTC

So while I'm really thankful for the Bluesky start packs, I feel like I'm drowning and overwhelmed for who to follow as a result.
I also feel overwhelmed because I don't want to blindly follow everyone on them. I'm already struggling with a bit too much Python/tech and these would put me closer to >90% of only that content.
Just me?

2024-11-18 16:28:58 UTC

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, the alternative might be that they don't get feedback on these ideas being bad. The rule of thumb for me, is if you mention that you are a "thought leader" in your bio, you have already done the hard work for me to know not to follow you.

2024-11-17 14:16:41 UTC

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That's good to know. I had a few people ping me and ask if I had heard anything yet, yesterday. I hadn't but I assumed it was quicker.
Fwiw, the PSFs get sent out within an hour of the election ending. I think the blog post comes later.

2024-11-04 01:38:22 UTC

🤷 UV does everything or enough that I'm not sure what else it needs to do
https://micro.webology.dev/2024/11/03/uv-does-everything.html

2024-11-02 00:52:04 UTC

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64 GB is going to get you the best of today. 128 GB is hard to justify, but it might give you a bit more runway if model sizes change. I'm not even sure how to predict that.
The latest LLama 3.2 models are fairly reasonably sized (1B to 11B for consumers) https://ollama.com/library/llama3.2
LLM + llm-ollama is a pretty nice combo plus the many other projects Simon writes about. Ollama can run hugging fact models too.

2024-10-28 16:38:48 UTC

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this is great. Is there an idiots guide (for me) to know if my pure-Python packages are good or what I should be doing to be green? (not that I have a package that ranks, but I literally don't even know what I should be doing, and I suspect 99% of us don't know. )

2024-10-25 01:52:27 UTC

🤔 Friends, Django's cached template loader is great.
🔥 Using it with Django's default `LocMemCache` with **multiple** servers or containers is not so great.
Breathes out.

2024-10-23 19:04:47 UTC

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totally agree.
Do you think website under use QR Codes?
Now you have me wondering if I should use them more.

2024-10-17 04:07:35 UTC

📓 My notes on publishing a Python package with UV and building a custom GitHub Action for files-to-claude-xml
https://micro.webology.dev/2024/10/16/my-notes-on.html

2024-10-14 13:23:57 UTC

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🤔 Given how messed up the FSF is, I struggle with anything in the libra* namespace. 🔥
https://alternativeto.net/software/libravatar/about/
🤷 After sleeping on it, I think the only alternative to Gravatar is no Gravatar which is a damn shame.

2024-10-12 13:57:16 UTC

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The admin is one area we should be more opinionsted about IMO. Its less designed to be a framework and more an experience/tool. One can customize it but its more of a battery built for one very opinionated focus.

2024-10-09 12:30:07 UTC

🎂 Happy Python 3.13 is in UV 0.4.20 to everyone who celebrates/installs aka `uv python install 3.13` it day!
https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/releases/tag/0.4.20

2024-10-09 02:35:16 UTC

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ya, you are. I don't care what they wear, but I can see where it's jarring when everyone else is dressed up. I was surprised they keep the suits when some of these games are >90F or >100F (Kasnsas's game on Saturday) so I don't blame anyone for not wearing one.
I think Jason is new and in demand enough he can do what he wants.

2024-09-22 02:36:05 UTC

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I assume everything is made up on these shows for entertainment value after seeing it pop up at various times over the years. After they filmed Bear Grills' show in Hawaii while he was pretending to be elsewhere because it was easier on the camera crew, I landed here.

2024-09-16 21:15:26 UTC

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What does the other side look like? I'm don't use the git post-commit hook, but I'm enjoying having uv invoke pre-commit by hand and via ci.

2024-09-13 03:06:36 UTC

I gave the OpenAI o1-preview a try tonight, and I'm not sure what to think of it. It's neat to try out something that's early, but I wasn't sure how to do anything useful with it. Nothing I tried seemed better, but I'm not sure I'm clear on how to really use it. I asked it to help create a few new prompts and that was promising. I look forward to seeing what other people do with it, in case I'm just missing something.

2024-09-12 15:35:26 UTC

♻️ Times Apple's Time Machine has saved my ass ++
Be careful what you set UV_PROJECT_ENVIRONMENT friends.
I crossed some streams on a project and everything just got deleted when run a lint command via `uv run pre-commit`.

2024-09-12 13:14:26 UTC

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While I'm pretty firmly in the pyenv camp, this post prompted me to run `uv python install 3.12` and I think I might be rebuilding my workflows 🤔
That was way too fast.

2024-09-12 13:11:51 UTC

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I am really hoping pyproject.toml is where we all default.
The .python-version file is a carry over from other tooling which is nice to have, but I plan to ignore it.
I can appreciate the UV_PYTHON environment and I could see where maybe that's useful for Docker or CI where I might want to override the Python version for a matrix without UV fighting me. (pure speculation)

2024-09-12 11:36:25 UTC

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I am strangely the opposite and Obsidian’s writing experience or look clicks with me.

2024-09-11 13:32:29 UTC

🛌 On travel tips BYOP aka bring your own pillow
https://micro.webology.dev/2024/09/11/on-travel-tips.html

2024-09-10 19:44:25 UTC

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Thanks for the clarification. I didn't think that you did, but there is a lot of noise. (When I get a sec I might add a note to my note in case you think that will confuse people)
The docs though...

2024-09-10 17:32:19 UTC

🚜 On Evolving Django's `auth.User` model
https://micro.webology.dev/2024/09/10/on-evolving-djangos.html

2024-09-10 04:14:57 UTC

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Gotcha. https://typefully.com/ is good too for those but I ignore the AI. Best web editing experience by a mile.

2024-09-10 04:04:00 UTC

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If you are looking for one https://echofeed.app/ is good and packs a ton of features.

2024-09-09 17:20:02 UTC

I don't understand what GitHub is doing lately, but I find myself trying to help a colleague once a week and getting stuck in rebase hell.
```
git checkout main
git pull origin
git checkout feature-branch
git pull feature-branch
git rebase main
... merge hell but I resolve everything...
git push origin feature-branch
# 🔥 and I have to repeat the same steps
```
Is anyone else seeing this or am I doing something wrong?
I never ran into this until the last six or seven months.

2024-09-09 16:40:47 UTC

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I wrote my own DjangoForge clone back in the pandemic (I still own the domain name). After seeing a dozen other people working in this space, I paused it after having a semi-working proof of concept.
I think https://appliku.com faired the best in this space.
I don't think anyone nailed it though which is something I think about a lot.
For my other idea, I just want a Django Co-op to share resources with.

2024-09-09 13:29:17 UTC

🤔 More often than not, whenever someone says capitalism, I hear Alanis Morissette's "Ironic," which also has about as much to do with irony as your misusage of the term itself. Now, isn't that ironic? No, it's not.

2024-09-07 18:46:39 UTC

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I have a few drafts.

2024-09-07 18:23:55 UTC

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I think cookiecutter is perfectly fine/amazing for kicking off a new project.
Copier has support for updating projects and even has a migration concept. See if https://copier.readthedocs.io/en/stable/updating/ speaks to you.
I haven't looked in a while, but I thought their hooks fit my brain too.

2024-09-07 17:50:07 UTC

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✨ Some new updates and might be a few more as the afternoon unfolds https://github.com/jefftriplett/django-startproject
🤔 I need to bake in copier at some point to make updating and backporting updates easier. https://copier.readthedocs.io/en/stable/

2024-09-07 17:46:45 UTC

🤔 I'm working on a new project while writing a blog post, and this whole `uv run` thing makes scripting out new projects work in ways that no longer feel like a bunch of duct tape and baling twine... (technically, we used wire vs. twine)

2024-09-05 19:37:44 UTC

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All good. I am not trying to k(laude)love GPT work.
I appreciate the intent of the package. Super useful.

2024-09-05 18:22:42 UTC

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yes, exactly that. I'm just not sure if it could really be ran in a migration command without breaking more than it can fix.

2024-09-05 17:15:30 UTC

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This is pretty neat.
I always wondered if it were possible to revert a migration after switching branches. DB state has been changed, but the file isn't on disk. I'm sure it's totally out-of-scope for your revert command, but it made me think of it.

2024-09-05 14:11:55 UTC

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I looked this morning and I can't find the export OPML button from Overcast anymore. (I'm sure it's still on their website) but that made trying out Castro much harder. I'm sure it's an "oversight"

2024-09-04 16:55:34 UTC

🤔 While I'm not permanently giving up on the Overcast podcast app, it's been so buggy since the rewrite that a show-stopping bug reminds me and frustrates me every day.
If you are an iOS user, what are you using as a stopgap to play your podcasts?
Today's, but I had to kill the app to get new podcasts to download and play.
Last week, I had to kill the app to advance from one episode to the next on my Homepod Mini.
Before the rewrite, everything just worked. 😔

2024-09-03 14:26:29 UTC

🚫 Stop scheduling security updates and deprecating major features over holidays
https://micro.webology.dev/2024/09/03/stop-scheduling-security.html

2024-09-02 19:45:37 UTC

🤔 I have a first-generation iPad Pro 12.9", and my battery looks like a Windows install progress bar.
I'm not sure if I want to replace the battery myself, but has anyone had success upgrading batteries or even using an online service to swap it out?

2024-09-02 01:35:50 UTC

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That's still cheap for install. I paid for the install kit and having them haul the old one off, so I'm sure they still ended up ahead, but I'm happy to have to deal with getting rid of our old one.

2024-09-02 00:12:10 UTC

🏡 I was skeptical that a Gutter Cleaning kit would work well with a Rigid shop vac, but I'm impressed. I could safely use it from the ground, but it was 2x as fast to use the ladder to check for debris. I definitely will use it next year.

2024-09-01 23:58:25 UTC

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The sale is why I was interested. We saved $300 and got free-install. I got a stackable unit to give us a few more options when it's time to replace the washing machine. The combo units looked pretty good (washing and drying), and a few people said they work really well now. I didn't want to spend that much this time around.
My sister has four kids and has two dryers and one washing machine. So I totally feel that.

2024-09-01 17:50:57 UTC

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Thank you for the tips, everyone. Our new LG should be here on Thursday. Free install and $300 off over a holiday weekend is not a bad way to go.

2024-09-01 14:51:15 UTC

🤔 Hey friends, if you have bought a new Electric Dryer over the last few years and have opinions, I'd love to hear them.
The timer went out on ours, and it is time to get a new one.

2024-08-29 13:06:04 UTC

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Yep, something new from a post getting flagged. So the orange website takes this as "creator of python banned from posting on a forum" which was later changed. Total bullshit take, given how Discourse and moderation work.