I've mostly resisted the urge to use a dotfile manager so far, but I'm starting to feel like it's time. I was excited when I ran across this one and noticed it was written in Python and had Git-like semantics.
Will play with it this weekend and report back.
You should make a post about NestedText. That looks interesting and pretty close to my own internal note-taking style.
Gotcha. That's a fun alternative to the usual kind of course work.
Thanks for contributing to the community! Look forward to hearing more from you as you continue.
Rubber ducking is the best. Appreciate that, hopefully it helps start a trend.
I noticed an update from @subrehab@mastodon.social and went and looked.
They talk about it in another post about the library.
Also, a blog post from the new security developer-in-residence himself, Seth Larson, about the announcement.
Looking at the LemmyHttp docs, mentioned above, it looks like you probably want to use the ListCommunities resource with the type_ ListingType of "Subscribed".
To do that with Plemmy, it looks like you want to use LemmyHttp(...).list_communities(type_='Subscribed').
Fair warning, I'm making this comment just from reading docs and source code, I haven't had a chance to try this yet.
Hey, thanks for including our community in this. Was just about to post it myself.
Your link seems to be cutoff in the federated version on Lemmy, so I'm including the original post here.
Thank you, much appreciated!
FWIW, I was told that c/Django was also submitted but still isn't visible yet when I look. So the manual review but sounds accurate.
Thought I would also keep track of things we experiment with here. The first is Media Mondays where we track podcast and video episode from the community over the last week.
I've only used
pyenvon Ubuntu machines, but I expect it would work just as well in Debian-based systems.pyenvis really useful if you need multiple versions installed simultaneously and it handles installation for you.https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv