Weeknotes 2023-11-20
Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves. --Carl Jung
Normal work week. Didn't have much time for open source, but had a closer look into this whole responsive image topic / issues. And I have some ideas on how to handle them, but nothing is done, yet. All my Read the Docs integrations now use a secret for their webhook calls, which is probably good. And I've had some trouble with flit when it's installed via pipx, because it now installs local packages in the flit-pipx virtualenv when I run flit install -s whereas before it installed them into the projects virtualenv. Or maybe something in my fish shell broke? Dunno.
Articles
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Great post!
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GitHub Actions: Faster Python runs with cached virtual environments
Ok, nice that this works, but it's probably to complicated for my workflows
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Didn't know about Fira Code - cool!
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Sounds reasonable, yep!
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PyPI has completed its first security audit
Kind of ok I guess
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Oh, there's a way to add
createdandmodifiedattributes using the database? Cool! -
Ornament - Eine Web-Component-Microlibrary
Hmm, I probably will stick using lit
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Also pretty reasonable
Software
Videos
Podcasts
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Contributing to Django - Sarah Boyce
Good episode!
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Metriken, Hypothesen und Fehler: A/B-Testing in der Praxis mit Philipp Monreal
Finally someone that correctly explains how p-values work 😅. Great episode!
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Lorraine Daston: Ohne Regeln keine Kultur Sein und Streit
I was tricked into listening to this episode , because I have a soft spot for Wittgenstein and my podcatcher was promising me something about him. Well, now I have another example of people talking about a topic (algorithms) with high confidence while being completely wrong. Meh.
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