Python-land: where it’s apparently acceptable for a popular “micro” web application library to not provide a consistent way of accessing raw request data.
I’m looking at you, Flask.
Python-land: where it’s apparently acceptable for a popular “micro” web application library to not provide a consistent way of accessing raw request data.
I’m looking at you, Flask.
@aaronpk German, for my (hopefully) pending move there!
This week’s illness, measured in #duolingo XP:
(Context: when feeling more like a human than a sack of flu germs, I usually get between 60 and 100 duolingo “XP” per day. Thank goodness for streak freeze.)
Stay safe, Copenhagen friends.
@_aitor looks cool (and yay CC) but that walking hand holding money is REALLY CREEPY
Drehleierwiki has a very comprehensive list of #gurdy string suggestions, and is excellent reference if you’re not sure where to get strings, what to get, or simply want to try something new.
I’m currently using a Thomastik Infeld Dominant Viola a1 medium, (synth core, aluminium wound) as my g, some unbranded roundwound violin G (turns out roundwound doesn’t sit nicely with my gurdy) and a Violin D for the D. Planning on replacing the D with another low G set up for harmony playing, and maybe trying some gut strings for my trompettes after I’ve made new chiens.
Rewatching Star Wars IV for the first time in years (not counting the Uncut) is a hilarious reminder of all the mondegreens my 10 year old ears heard amongst the dialog, such as threepio exclaiming that for droids to suffer is “our Latin life”
#TIL that “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” was appropriated by Pete Seeger (and then further sanitized by George Weiss) from a song written by Solomon Linda, who died in poverty. His family only received royalties for the song’s widespread Disney use after a lawsuit in 2006 — 44 years later.
There’s an archive of the in-depth three part write-up of the whole thing from Rolling Stone by Rian Malan here.
@julien51 according to an excellent book I read recently, sung a lot, impressed women with symmetrical handaxes, made the most of perfect pitch and not done any cross-domain thinking.
ICELANDIC WEB DESIGN: vogabakki.is
@anomalily well that is quite a pair of glasses :) They look… heavy?
@kevinmarks @t I thought exactly the same thing :) Worth adding to the mf wiki somewhere maybe?
My geeky system datetime format: longnow variant ISO8601 dates with ordinal day of year:
Protip: leave out the longnow preceding 0 in the short/medium formats as otherwise the created/modified datetimes in the Finder column view will be truncated to just the date by default.
Today’s #django lesson: be VERY careful with programmatic use of contribute_to_class()
. It doesn’t overwrite existing fields of the same name, resulting in intriguing errors when the ORM tries to do a SELECT query containing the same columns hundreds of times over…
@jkphl width&height and viewBox do different things — w/h are specified with units and set the dimensions of the container. viewBox is unitless (user units) and defines the portion of the canvas displayed. More on the MDN wiki
Ooh, did not know that you could pass an unevaluated #django queryset into an __in
query and have subqueries automatically generated: The Django ORM and Subqueries
Hadn’t heard of Ring Theory before. An useful articulation of a good mental tool.