David Laban (@[email protected])

@Bewinxed @charliermarsh It seems to create a new venv in ~/.cache/uv/archive-v0/ (or ~/Library/Caches/uv/archive-v0/ ) based on the hash of the python interpreter and resolved deps. #L75-L88" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/astral-sh/uv/b…

@Bewinxed @charliermarsh I'm not sure it touches the current context at all. From looking at pstree, it seems to put it in its own hidden venv with is own copy of python? I will have a bit more of a play and report back.

This diff is so cool. Dependencies inlined in the script. `uv run` shebang. All the ceremony just becomes ./app.py. \ht @alsuren

@simonw @charliermarsh @mitsuhiko Cheers. I have changed it to `env -S`. Can you tell that I haven't got CI set up on this repo yet?

@charliermarsh @mitsuhiko @alsuren Or “uv-run” might be a more obvious alias, like how some Git commands have git-clone style aliases

@charliermarsh `#!/usr/bin/env uv run` is a game changer - github.com/alsuren/sixdof…

Today, we're shipping a series of features that move uv beyond a pip alternative, and into an end-to-end solution for managing Python projects, command-line tools, single-file scripts, and even Python itself. A single, unified tool. Like Cargo, for Python. It's very fast.

I went to the pre-@RustNationUK meetup yesterday and @MarcoIeni's demo highlighted a bug in cargo-quickinstall. I am quite proud of my pub hacking skills.

@ag_dubs Note that we now have this snippet in our .github/workflows/README.md so that we don't waste so much time with slow commit/push/wait debugging cycles before reaching for a tmate shell.

@ag_dubs This one is a typescript+yarn project, trying to set up playwright.

doing a talk and would love your best "debugging ci scripts" commit logs

@philosophicles @its_adamneely Thanks. I also just lost the game.

Does anyone want to take over cargo-quickinstall? github.com/alsuren/cargo-…

@josh_triplett @rustlang I'm looking into something similar, with @suptejas from dimensionhq/fleet and Christos from @shuttle_dev. Is it worth sharing ideas or joining forces?

In July 2020, I left my job to start writing the build service I've wanted for 16 years, in @rustlang: no change to your workflow, cooperates with existing build systems, handles multi-stage builds, works with any language.

I'm on GitHub Sponsors now. You can sponsor me to support my work on @rustlang and build systems. github.com/sponsors/josht…

@skaulana I have separate Chrome personas for Work things, Home things, Shopping, and Netflix, to avoid distractions (each has its own Gmail account for syncing). Firefox has a similar concept hidden away in about:profiles.

Some mornings, I don't feel like writing. I open up the editor but find too many distractions lurking in other browser tabs Is writing offline the way to go? Or maybe I should use a different browser just for writing. Need a strategy for this 😜

I have a confession to make. I had a project idea I'd been sitting on for I don't even know how long. I was cradling it shyly, afraid to talk about it before it was done, afraid of the judgment, afraid of committing. But I'm done with all that now.

@fooishbar @wjjjjt @donsbot I'm sure wjt would find a way to mime typing Helvetica in Dvorak. m.youtube.com/watch?v=wkoX0p…

@padsley Which of your other interests has put you in that audience?

@PeterTBBrett My housemate has been looking to replace our current "everything goes via the cloud" setup, for when we move house. His conclusion is to wait for the big players to release their "matter"-compatible devices and firmware-updates, later this year.

@DrBenKatz Richard Price a.k.a. Marty McFly. It all makes perfect sense now. #Thomas_Bayes" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_P…

Bayes when he published his theorem of probability:

I finally finished incorporating the feedback from my cargo-quickinstall blog post, ready to share with the world - alsuren.github.io/2022/07/10/car…

@grahamcox82 @timClicks I am currently making a tool to improve rust build times. Would you be interested in being interviewed about your experiences, to make sure I am building the right thing? The process would look something like this: github.com/cargo-quick/ca…

@timClicks It's not just cascading builds. That's things like "a micro version change to tokio causes many things to be rebuilt". It's more that - how I've got things working - if Cargo.lock changes then it's a cache miss on the various cargo caches, so it then has to rebuild *everything*.

When should teams use Rust over other programming languages?

@hdevalence Props to this blog post for giving me the idea in the first place: tarquin-the-brave.github.io/blog/posts/gen…

@hdevalence Not quite what you're after, but I've had a good experience using schemars + yaml + Red Hat's VSCode yaml plugin. You point to the generated schema and get linting + intellisense for all fields. E.g #required-fields" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/qwandor/dancel…

using serde, it's possible to make a Config struct, #[derive(Serialize, Deserialize)] on it, and turn it into a config.toml file. is there a way to pull the doc comments on struct members into comments in the toml file?