If you have copilot open up the initial branch you can push changes to it and copilot will see them and be able to update the changes inside the same PR without opening a new one. It’s an annoying work around but it does work
Want to use Proton Pass without leaving the terminal? This post is for you.
Our command-line interface (CLI) makes your Proton Pass items and vaults available directly from the terminal, including the ability to manage permissions for items and vaults.
If you find one I’m curious to hear about it too
Post a pic you took, no context, to bring some zen to the feed.
Are you planning on running both?
I don’t know about fish completions specifically but there is a module for standard Unix completions: Microsoft.PowerShell.UnixCompleters
Which has the Import-UnixCompleters command.
They’re not though, that’s my point. With a yearly license you can stop paying and pick back up again when it’s convenient for you without losing access to the product you previously paid for. With subscription you do lose access. 4 security conscious stuff that ==, but 4 lots of apps it’s not.
No. But if my options are
1. pay a yearly subscription to have access to something at all,
2. or pay a yearly license fee for continued development AND have the ability to forgo updates but still use the software if I decide those future updates aren’t worth the value then I’m choosing option 2.
Nitpick, but as long as you can keep using it without requiring updates is that not still a purchase?
I’d prefer this with some better terms than an actual subscription requirement for use.
A mermaid diagram rendered in the vscode AI chat window.
Yep, In my experience you have to actually tell it to render it for you or you’ll just see the text window.
Yep - enable the “Mermaid Chat Features” MCP tool
You can do it in a simpler way as well -
(Get-ChildItem -Path /path/to/folder -Directory).Count
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Whoops!
A cartoon reading guide for the Discworld series by Terry Pratchett. The guide is styled like an ancient scroll with illustrations of a skeleton and a book at the top. It includes colorful boxes connected by lines, each representing a book or series within the Discworld universe, categorized by themes such as Rincewind, Witches, Death, and Young Adult. The text at the top reads "The Discworld Reading Order Guide 2.2" by Krysztof H. Niezgoda and Anna Francuz.
A bookshelf with books by Terry Pratchett. A handwritten sign reads "Welcome to Sir Terry Pratchett's Discworld!!!" with a list of book titles and symbols. 1. Rincewind The color of magic * The light fantastic Sourcery Eric Interesting Times The last continent The last hero Unseen Academicals 2. Witches Equal Rights * Wyrd Sisters Witches Abroad Lords and Ladies Maskerade Carpe Jugulum 3. Death Mort * Reaper Man Soul Music Hogfather Thief of time + The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents * 4. The Watch Guards! Guards! * Men at Arms Feet of Clay Jingo The fifth Elephant Night Watch Thud! Snuff 5. Industrial Revolution Moving Pictures * The Truth Monstrous Regiment Going Postal * Making Money Raising Steam 6. Tiffany Aching The Wee Free Men * A Hat Full of Sky Wintersmith I shall wear midnight The Shepherds Crown 7. Ancient Civilizations Pyramids Small Gods * Don’t know where to start? Any title with a * next to it works
There are several recommended paths! I like the one recommended in the second image (which is one I captured in Powell’s in Portland.
PowerShell works great on Linux and macOS too. No reason to change when you can use the one true object oriented scripting language everywhere
On a related note, optional fuzzy matching for mute terms would be appreciated too.
It’s going to be so great when this shit gets installed on everyone’s lowest-bidder work laptops, with 16 gb of RAM and 23 separate pieces of monitoring spyware. So productive.
Meh, I’m a free speech absolutist in that I absolutely believe the government should not be allowed to interfere in individuals rights to say whatever the fuck they want. But I absolutely believe that doesn’t protect you from any interpersonal conflict for saying dumb shit.
A screenshot of the “add muted words and tags” page.
Meh, this should do it
Over the past couple of months I've grown increasingly concerned around the future of PowerShell. It seems like the days of community involvement are getting less frequent so I wrote github.com/PowerShell/P.... Would love anyone else to share their thoughts if they wish to.
I prefer it, but it’s mostly familiarity. They both have good and bad features.
I prefer PowerShell’s verbosity and verb-noun convention because it makes it readable (when done right).
But PowerShells real strength is that it’s a dotnet program and lets you access all of the underlying c# types.
It’s pretty much the exact same idea, Linux just uses the filesystem as a K/V store and windows uses a database. But they’re both hard to find things in if you don’t know what you’re looking for
A screenshot of the “Pay” section of the BLS data linked in the original post. News Analysts, Reporters, and Journalists Median annual wages, May 2024 Media and communication workers $70,300 News analysts, reporters, and journalists $60,280 Total, all occupations $49,500 Note: All Occupations includes all occupations in the U.S. Economy. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics The median annual wage for news analysts, reporters, and journalists was $60,280 in May 2024. The median wage is the wage at which half the workers in an occupation earned more than that amount and half earned less. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $34,590, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $162,430. In May 2024, the median annual wages for news analysts, reporters, and journalists in the top industries in which they worked were as follows: Media streaming distribution services, social networks, and other media networks and content providers $77,460 Television broadcasting stations $65,670 Radio broadcasting stations $56,230 Newspaper publishers $46,640 Most news analysts, reporters, and journalists work full time, and schedules vary. They may need to work additional hours or change their schedules in order to follow breaking news. Because news can happen at any time, they may need to work nights and weekends. They may also work nights and weekends to lead news programs or provide commentary.
Yep, that appears to be the intent. I still disagree with the original framing that this is what the average American earns.
Though frankly I’m not sure that’s the best metric to use as the majority of Americans currently do not work full time…
www.bls.gov/cps/cpsaat08...
Since the link he posted didn’t work for me I did some digging and it does appear that median full time employed income is around 62k…
fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LES12...
Are you conflating average and median incomes?
fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MEPAI...
Benj claims this was due to being sick with covid
I wonder how many random people will see this and wonder wtf IDE is
