dharmik
@dharmik@linuxusers.in
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student. mostly computers.
student. mostly computers.
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dharmik
@dharmik@linuxusers.in
46 following 17 followers
- mail at dharmiik [at] proton [dot] me
- i occasionally post in long-form at: https://dhrm1k.github.io
@dharmik except for the "no ads, no tracking" rest of your post sounds exactly like what we used to say in 2004. After Ubuntu launched. 😊
We'll visit a birding hotspot, and maybe then I can tell you more about it.
Lush: My favorite small programming language
Link: https://scottlocklin.wordpress.com/2024/11/19/lush-my-favorite-small-programming-language/
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42191354
if you want to create your own style, i’ve also provided some html to help you preview the css. once you’re done, you can dm me here or send it to me another way.
the example uses internal css unless you link it to an external css file called styles.css. here's the link: https://gist.github.com/dhrm1k/210e0b5b755435f15b72eb5c8657fb5d
New textbook teaches students about matrix methods and their real world apps
Link: https://ece.engin.umich.edu/stories/new-textbook-teaches-students-about-matrix-methods-and-their-real-world-applications
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42111263
It really hurts when you spend so much time on an assignment question, only to discover in the tutorial session that your proof has a small error, rendering your answer incomplete.
@chrisisgr8 u should visit bengaluru when ur settled somewhere we'll get spicy food
it can't process input. it's a buffer. to run programs with input, you need to open another terminal window and run it.
i really don’t want to add rules and be a buzzkill, but these are pretty basic. i won’t stop you from doing whatever you want—just try to abide by these, please.
2. image guidelines
- prefer square images—they keep the feed neat and visually pleasing.
- full-sized images are allowed only when truly necessary. keep it square otherwise.
3. share freely
- if you’ve got something cool, useful, or fun to share, go for it! just keep the feed tidy and considerate.
4. shitposting welcome
- feel free to shitpost, but try to add a bit of context so others can join in on the fun. let’s keep it engaging for everyone!
5. profile picture rule
- your profile picture should be your own. we are all friends who know each other irl—no option to hide.
`OSError: MoviePy Error: creation of None failed because of the following error:
convert: attempt to perform an operation not allowed by the security policy @/tmp/tmpsu_4o30z.txt' @ error/property.c/InterpretImageProperties/3708.
convert: no images defined PNG32:/tmp/tmpdfmdtm60.png' @ error/convert.c/ConvertImageCommand/3229.`
ImageMagick's new security policy that prevent read and write operations. i am interested in knowing why does that security policy exist? what's the threat?Last year I insisted my CS students stop using replit & learn to run their projects in python, java on their computers. They HATED it. I felt old fashioned, didactic. "This is just a company trying to get you hooked on their service, you all know how they throttle your virtual machines just to get you to sign up? That's a bad sign."
This year a couple of them thanked me for doing this in the hall the other day. "You were right, Mrs. Futurebird*"
I coud cry for joy.
*no they don't call me that
Along these same lines... I enjoy https://trinket.io/ for teaching python with my 5th graders, but I would love to have an application on their machine where they could run code. If they had Macs that'd obviously be Thonny which is excellent. Today I will start trying to find out how to do this with locked down middleschool chromebooks.
I will learn to love the the cromebooks. I must. Otherwise this simply won't work.
@futurebird why not just install python with IDLE? works on any OS
I will try this first probably. I know this is going to be a trial and error process and am hoping someone has been in my boat before so I can save some time and not have to half way learn like six different applications looking for the right one.
I know IDLE for mac. I wonder if they have python in their system by default or will I need to have IT add that to all the machines too?
IT is going to start hating me.
@futurebird macs have python by default
