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=== Random ===
I hope that things here will eventually be sorted into their own separate sections.
 
=== Python ===
 
* GIL only affects CPU-bound multi-threaded code. Network-bound multi-threaded programs seem to work just fine.
* Since the GIL pins all the threads in the program to a single CPU, it is basically pointless to use Python multi-threading if your task needs to leverage multiple CPUs.
* To enforce a particular directory as the root directory for Pytest, just drop an empty pytest.ini file into the directory that you want to be the root directory.
 
=== Linux ===
 
*Setting permissions after copying the file will lead to momentary exposure of the private key to other users on the system. Use umask instead.
 
=== Git ===
 
* Accept theirs for a particular file/path <br /> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22544305/git-merge-accept-theirs-for-multiple-conflicts/22544803#22544803
*To make git use git urls instead of https urls for a git host such as GitHub
<pre>
git config --global url.git@github.com:.insteadOf https://github.com/
</pre>
 
=== Miscellaneous ===


*To enforce a particular directory as the root directory for Pytest, just drop an empty pytest.ini file into the directory that you want to be the root directory.
*To ensure that a GoCD pipeline can only run based on timer and never on a material, mark the first stage of that pipeline as manual. Or mark it as manual in the template itself.
*To ensure that a GoCD pipeline can only run based on timer and never on a material, mark the first stage of that pipeline as manual. Or mark it as manual in the template itself.
*Idempotency is an essential feature of automation software like Ansible and FreedomBox. I wonder if there's a way to write a test suite that checks each action in the system for idempotency.
*Idempotency is an essential feature of automation software like Ansible and FreedomBox. I wonder if there's a way to write a test suite that checks each action in the system for idempotency.
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     (-> (read) (eval) (println) (loop_))
     (-> (read) (eval) (println) (loop_))
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=== Plinth ===
*Setting permissions after copying the file will lead to momentary exposure of the private key to other users on the system. Use umask instead.

Latest revision as of 20:57, 5 December 2021

I hope that things here will eventually be sorted into their own separate sections.

Python

  • GIL only affects CPU-bound multi-threaded code. Network-bound multi-threaded programs seem to work just fine.
  • Since the GIL pins all the threads in the program to a single CPU, it is basically pointless to use Python multi-threading if your task needs to leverage multiple CPUs.
  • To enforce a particular directory as the root directory for Pytest, just drop an empty pytest.ini file into the directory that you want to be the root directory.

Linux

  • Setting permissions after copying the file will lead to momentary exposure of the private key to other users on the system. Use umask instead.

Git

git config --global url.git@github.com:.insteadOf https://github.com/

Miscellaneous

  • To ensure that a GoCD pipeline can only run based on timer and never on a material, mark the first stage of that pipeline as manual. Or mark it as manual in the template itself.
  • Idempotency is an essential feature of automation software like Ansible and FreedomBox. I wonder if there's a way to write a test suite that checks each action in the system for idempotency.
  • Download a youtube playlist using
    $ youtube-dl -t <url>
  • Android activities are destroyed and recreated on screen orientation change. To avoid this, set
    android:configChanges="orientation|screenSize"
    under the Activity tag inside the AndroidManifest.xml. This only works if the minimum target version is API 13 or more.
  • To add a location to bookmarks in Nautilus file manager (default in Gnome 3), navigate to the directory and press Ctrl+D
  • Use org + LaTeX Beamer to rapidly create presentations. A simpler tool is mdp (markdown presenter)
  • Lektor builds a website by taking all the files in the content/ folder, processing them according to the rules of your Models and rendering them by using templates.
  • Create a REPL inside a Clojure REPL
    (defmacro loop_ [& body] `(while true ~@body))
    (-> (read) (eval) (println) (loop_))