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If I need a datetime in Python, I reach for

from datetime import datetime
 
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Here’s a bash snippet I can see myself using one day

while :; do ls -lh "$( ls -t1 /tmp/tmp* | head -n 1 )"; sleep 10; done
 
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    Here are my notes as I go through the Biff tutorial.

    I’ve made a github repo here.

    I spotted something that didn’t work quite right. So I opened an issue and PR on the main repo. Here diff --git a/blog/clojurescript-project-setup/index.html b/blog/clojurescript-project-setup/index.html index aa99208..a0efdd3 100644 --- a/blog/clojurescript-project-setup/index.html +++ b/blog/clojurescript-project-setup/index.html @@ -146,17 +146,17 @@

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    Here’s just a running list of things I want to write down thoughts about.

    • babashka CLI design
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      The first time I learned about git submodules was actually from working with hugo.

      The documentation used to describe how you can have your main branch live diff --git a/blog/learning-about-hugo/index.html b/blog/learning-about-hugo/index.html index 8388c1d..805eb3e 100644 --- a/blog/learning-about-hugo/index.html +++ b/blog/learning-about-hugo/index.html @@ -154,15 +154,15 @@

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        This post is the one I want to reference when I do something in babashka and forget syntax or something.

        Capture a process’s STDOUT and process the string after

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        This post is just to document a scenario I put myself in. But I wanted to write it down in case I need to use it again in the future.

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        I didn’t know what to use between poetry and hatch.

        I just followed the guide from the Packaging Guide.

        It ended with me having the following directory structure

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        I’ve made a couple attempts at this so far.

        The software I’ve been looking at is:

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          These days I’ve been writing a lot of babashka instead of reaching for bash or python to do minor scripting tasks at work.

          I am also a big fan of the work done at charm and the relevant products in this case are diff --git a/blog/til-silica-gel/index.html b/blog/til-silica-gel/index.html index 41b3fd1..a8fa7c2 100644 --- a/blog/til-silica-gel/index.html +++ b/blog/til-silica-gel/index.html @@ -148,15 +148,15 @@

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