Yeah, they're doing stuff right it seems to me
https://instagram-engineering.com/python-at-scale-strict-modules-c0bb9245c834
Updated my Minecraft backup script to work similarly to the Stardew one, so it avoids name conflicts and makes the directory for me https://gist.github.com/tassaron/75bf173e644c8e858cfce3644e2e1679
I started playing Stardew Valley on Linux so updated my backup script accordingly. But you can still make it copy the Windows files if you set PLATFORM to wsl https://gist.github.com/tassaron/04eee607149962714493bf6c7d68840a
Working on another shell script where it would be nice to have a proper argument parser similar to Python's argparse built-in module. First result in Google looks promising: https://github.com/ekeyme/bash-argparser
> Software architecture probably matters more than anything else. A shitty implementation of a good abstraction causes no net harm to the code base. A bad abstraction or missing layer causes everything to rot.
This feels very true.
Amazon AWS are forking Elasticsearch and Kibana:
https://aws.amazon.com/cn/blogs/opensource/stepping-up-for-a-truly-open-source-elasticsearch/
I made an image for someone using the GNU Image Manipulation Program and now I have to tell them the name of the program I used, and I seriously don't want to. Even if the creators of this program want to be stubborn about their awful name because they insist on being "politically incorrect" or some shit, doesn't the fact that people are ashamed to recommend the program matter to them? (I know about Glimpse but I haven't tested it on Windows so I can't really recommend it either)
Konsole is the only terminal app I've used that isn't affected by "byobu-enable" (the profile has to be manually configured), yet it's also the only terminal app I've used which has nice clean scrollback while using Byobu. On every other terminal I'm forced to use tmux's scrolling or else see copies of Byobu's statusbar will be littered through my scrollback. Weird
Hmm. So my Jezzball webgame doesn't work in Safari, and I don't own a Mac so I had to buy some iPhone app for $10 in order to get a Javascript console. But it gave me no errors to work from. I tried some other non-Safari-compatible webgames that use ES6 modules and had a similar lack of errors. Sooo I'm trying to bundle my game into one file and see if that works, but I refactored it into modules sloppily in the first place so it's full of circular dependencies... really fun. Thanks Safari 😣
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