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not here for much longer
Joined November 2007
In this metaphor the "child" is X™ The Everything App™ and the "growth" is *incandescently* rancid vibes. Unless you really need this for work, you can leave. Please leave. You owe it to yourself. You're better than this.
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No social media is perfect, but please join me on the Fediverse. I promise, having somewhere to post where you *aren't* having engagement-maximizing hate-fuel rammed into your eyeballs at maximum velocity all the time will make you feel better. mastodon.social/@glyph
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Had to log in to check something and returning to this site is now is reminiscent of seeing a young child irregularly, in the sense that the people who see the child every day do not notice their growth but those who see them rarely feel like they double in size every time.
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I don't post a lot on here, let alone beg for retweets, but if you were going to retweet one thing I tweeted this year, make it this one
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🤔 not sure if shadowbanned or if all my followers are now on mastodon or bluesky
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(Dylan voice) 16 days to defeat “thieves hungry for power” @Fritschner
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CF Patient Advocate, Middletown Township Supervisor @AnnaPayne4PA is a great candidate to flip PA House 142, pro-freedom, equality, unions, environment, healthcare access, public education. Overlapping swing district: PA-01 combat veteran @ashley_ehasz @DLCC @runforsomething
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I just found a solution for my biggest obstacle for my new desktop app on macOS. The *obstacle* was this accessibility check. And I needed it when registering a hot-key (via pynput). You could ask the permission to the user, but it can easily kill the on-boarding experience. To solve it, we should use pyobjc directly. I found @glyph 's QuickMacHotKey most useful for it:
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New Blog: Python macOS Framework Builds: Building Python with --enable-framework changes some stuff around; should you care? blog.glyph.im/2024/09/python…
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Worried about security vulnerabilities in your Python code? Join Glyph Lefkowitz at PyBay 2024 for a deep dive into Python's subtle security pitfalls and learn how to protect your programs from malicious attacks. Get tickets: pybay.org #PyBay #Python
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New Blog: On The Defense Of Heroes: How should we defend those people who have done great work that has inspired us, when they stand accused? blog.glyph.im/2024/08/on-the…
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Turns out there's a single file that adds preexec/precmd hooks to Bash and it's used by basically all terminal emulators and shell tooling sourcegraph.com/search?q=con…
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Replying to @SwiftOnSecurity
This is from a 1979 presentation. We are v slow learners, it seems.
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Exercise for the reader: how does this apply to AI
This intellectual heritage continues through startup culture (don't ask what people need, just start a company) and cryptocrud (don't engage with regulators or political processes, just make distributed technology and it'll all work out)
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