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@simonw

Creator of , co-creator Django. Fellow 2020. Collector of . Usually hanging out with and . He/Him

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  1. Закрепленный твит
    7 февр.

    Here's an annotated version of that video with extra links, notes and code samples: I think this is now the best answer I have to the question "what is Datasette?"

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  2. 10 часов назад

    OK on further thought I don't think my original tweet here was justified - the wider context of that thread is reasonable, I was picking up on specific wording in a single tweet that I took offense so - so my apologies to both and the Chromium team, I over-reacted

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  3. 11 часов назад

    In this thread: turns out pretty much everyone had a role in Miami Vice early on in their careers

    Al Bundy as a Miami Vice Coke Dealer (1984)
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  4. 11 часов назад

    It's likely I'm over-reacting to some clumsy wording in the tweet I originally tweeted here - it hit a bit of a nerve for me!

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  5. 11 часов назад

    The document linked to in this tweet is absolutely worth reading, it provides a much more detailed and nuanced description of the Chromium team's attitude to breaking changes

    11/ I really like this document which outlines Blink principles for breaking changes: -- no hard and fast rules, but covers a lot of the dimensions that are considered when evaluating a candidate breaking change.
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  6. 11 часов назад

    But it's not OK to imply that breaking changes on the web should be common and expected - they need to stay as rare as possible and have extremely strong, universally discussed justification

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  7. 11 часов назад

    The rationale for this particular breaking change makes OK sense to me - if something causes major trust/safety issues (see SameSite cookies - ) I think breakage can be justified

    6/ Second, if you're wondering why this change is happening, you can read more on the Chromium blink-dev@ mailing list, but the tl;dr is: alert() and friends are often used for spoofing and scams that take advantage of the fact that the message's provenance is ambiguous.
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  8. 12 часов назад

    Aaron is more eloquent than I, and has experience developing web browsers

    . - this is super disappointing. Chrome originally had as a core principle that it would *never* break web content. That turned out to be too idealistic. We sometimes *had* to break things for long-term benefit, but took minimizing pain as *our* responsibility not devs
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  9. 12 часов назад

    No, no, no, no! One of the best things about developing for the web is that, as a rule, browsers don't break old code. Expecting every website and application to have an active team of developers maintaining it at all times is not how the web should work!

    10/ Third, on breakage in general -- breaking changes happen often on the web, and as a developer it's good practice to test against early release channels of major browsers to learn about any compatibility issues upfront.
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  10. 17 часов назад

    by is crammed with useful tips like this one

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  11. 18 часов назад

    Looks like PostgreSQL supports that too, and there are ways of achieving the same thing with a CASE statement in other databases:

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  12. 18 часов назад

    Just found out SQLite supports filter clauses on aggregates! select year, sum(revenue) filter (where month = 1) as jan_revenue, sum(revenue) filter (where month = 2) as feb_revenue from invoices group by year

    Screenshot of the linked article, showing how to use sqlite-utils to insert CSV example data and then run the SQL query against it
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  13. 18 часов назад

    Started putting together an interactive Jupyter+Binder tutorial for my sqlite-utils Python library - still very much in progress but you can try out the first version of it on Binder here:

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  14. 20 часов назад

    SmartThings uses the meaningless "Lifestyle" subheading too

    Screenshot of the App Store listing
    The official Samsung app I was looking for was this one, called SmartThings (with the unhelpful subheading "Lifestyle")
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  15. 20 часов назад

    The word "Roomba" does not appear anywhere in the iRobot Home listing. Good thing I happen to know which company manufactures the Roomba! This is the same issue that lead me to get scammed by the "Smart Things" (as opposed to SmartThings) app a while ago

    Screenshot of the Washington Post homepage - the top story is "Apple's tightly controlled App Store is teeming with scams"
    I'm in the Washington Post today - quoted in a story on their home! (It's about how I fell for an App Store scam and paid $19 for a remote control app. Someone on HN has already suggested I "barely have the skills of my grandma", so that's fun)
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  16. 20 часов назад

    Got a new Roomba. Searched "roomba" on the App Store to install the remote control app for it. First result (sponsored) is an in-app purchase scam app called "Vacuum Robot Control App" The official app I was looking for comes next: "iRobot Home", subtitle "Lifestyle"

    Screenshot of the search results as described in my tweet
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  17. 22 часа назад

    Urgh, smart light switches. If we're going to get some are there any good guides to which ones are the easiest to write custom code against?

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  18. 4 авг.

    I learn so much about film making from Todd's conversations like this one

    How do we think this scene from "The Blues Brothers" (1980) was lit?
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  19. 4 авг.

    This list of things that have changed with Delta is sobering

    …when I learned that a variable had changed w/ Delta, I assumed nothing else had. But now I see that it’s best to assume that nearly every parameter is different – usually for the worse. That creates cognitive vertigo, but it matches the facts on the ground. (see below.)(3/25)
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  20. 3 авг.

    Anyone seen a good analysis of exactly why Fleets didn't work on Twitter? It intuitively didn't feel like a good fit for the platform to me, but I'd love to see something backed up by actual surveys and research as opposed to random opinions

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  21. ретвитнул(а)
    3 авг.

    We're building better voting tech for American elections. Simple, affordable, transparent. And we just opened two spots for engineers. Work anywhere in the US. Help make democracy better. Downside: I do dad jokes. Upside: you may snort or roll your eyes, all feedback welcome.

    We're hiring 2 experienced software engineers to join our team building election technology all Americans can trust. Applications welcome throughout the month of August.
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