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Bought a teapot on Amazon No one: ... Facebook: uuu oh you must looove teapots. Why don't we spam you with teapot ads from now on in case you need more teapots

You know you're doing something right when the first time you import typing.List is an hour into writing a program #mypy #covariance

I'm not a narcissist, but seeing my site on pinboard 'Popular' page https://pinboard.in/popular  makes me so happy! I learnt so much from others' pinboard bookmarks and now paying my debt back.

TIL: https://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/manual/html_node/tac-invocation.html … Just massively sped up some stats computed from logs (millions of lines) simply by piping tac output!

2. PKM as in "personal knowledge management" Most of search results are Pokemon spam and some military stuff

1. mypy type checker. Searching it on Twitter mostly ends up in tweets from people who have 'mypy' in their usernames Searching it on Github... turns out _lots_ of people name their dumps for random python code as 'mypython'

Unfortunate product/concept/software names: the thread

Fuck no, CircleCI upgraded their UI and it's now fluffier and less information dense. When will this stop?

Today, after years of forgetting to put #! on top of python scripts and choking over sh trying to execute import statements, I used it deliberately! Turned out it can take screenshots!

Ok, so I'm not the only one who noticed Google started dropping keywords from search query quite frequently? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22139421 …

Or, what if your Google password is eavesdropped? This magic visualisation framework would let you reason about such scenario, and let you visualise how breaches cascade.

Ideally, you'd assign different likelihoods to different risk factors, e.g. keeping your password under your keyboard is fairly safe at home, but not safe at all work. (not that I do it, but as an example!)

Are there tools for reasoning about digital security? I'm imagining something like diagrams, visualizing all your password, 2FA, mobile recovery, password managers, backup drives/etc. So you'd be able to identify weak spots and concentrate on securing them.

I have mild suspicion that I might have injured my knee after all; and what I feel is not not fear that I'll be limp or something for the rest of my life, but frustration that it would prevent me from doing efficient cardio. I so wanna evolve out of my fucking human cocoon.

I'm almost considering using Emacs for Android for that and just using emacs-helm.

It's 2020 I still don't have a satisfactory plaintext search app on my phone. Closest that I have is some dodgy nonname chinese app with an indexer. I just want to run grep against my files and display results as I type. Anyone aware of something like that?

Ah, writing, I remember doing this, long ago...https://twitter.com/HPLehkonen/status/1219829519869272064 …