I'm trying to figure out if there’s a release process pattern that I can implement in GitHub actions that looks something like this: 0. bump the version of my package 1. build the new release 2. publish the new release to PyPi 3. build a docker image that installs the new release, along with all its locked dependencies, from PyPi I am pretty sure I can do it all in one workflow, but I'd really prefer to reuse them.

Sometimes you look at the picture of the author of an in-depth technical article, and you think “yep, that's definitely the kind of person who would write this kind of article”

I am trying real hard not to just be snarky in a conversation about programming right about now.

Is there a nice, modern #Python project template (either for copier or cookiecutter) that is set up for uv and not Poetry? I keep seeing Poetry or pipenv ones, and I don't want one of those.

Some words about my dad.

Ideas.Offby1

Dad

My Dad died last week.

Today's irritated post: Emails with unsubscribe links that go through fucking click trackers.

Whatever you think about the killing of the insurance company CEO a few days back, I think we can all agree that the amount of effort being put into finding this killer far outstrips the amount of effort put into solving the murder of "regular people".

@Sumana Harihareswara I feel this; on one level I want to believe that the rule of law (typo’d as “o flaw", which... wow) will have some preservative impact, but I've watched as that has been weaponized over and over again *against* liberal institutions by schemers and opportunists, while it has proven to be very weak as a protection.

Now that Transgender Day of Remembrance is behind us, I want all of my trans friends and trans no-relations to know that I will also remember you the rest of the year.

I'm making a second pot of coffee, trying to straddle the line between "Caffeine can increase anxiety" and self-medicating my scattered attention span today.