Neccessary? No. You showed that by coding this with your main python environment. Important? Yes. Using a project specific virtual python environment allows you to only use the modules needed and protects your main environment from malware packages and incompatible packages that could not play well with your OS and other projects you are working on.
Is phase two implementing AI to close issues, mark them as duplicate, and add a snarky comment?
Lol. I did try that. All the processors lit up to full for 2 min so it could understand highly nuanced and intricate questions like “What is the capitol of France?” I’ll ask it more questions when I need the room warmed up.
Nah, install a terminal multiplexer instead.
I don’t neeeeeed a homelab with 24 cores and 96 Gb ram sitting next to my desk either, but here we are.
I wish I could upvote this a hundred times.
Yale is not broke. Yale is sitting on a $40 billion endowment. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_colleges_and_universities_in_the_United_States_by_endowment
“to meet the community’s NoSQL database needs” and “underpinned by a relational system” soooo… semi-relational-kinda-no-sql database, I guess. I read the article. I still don’t know. Do we have an acronym for that yet? RTASDK
Rocky Sky? Mint Meteor Chip? Asteroid Fudge? Vanilla … with a rock?
If a person needs to process an entire kitchen worth of lumber, then yes, tablesaw. If, however, a person needs to build one simple box and also learn how the wood fits together and practice their skills, then handsaw.
How did a country birth a snow leopard?
Pretty much every basic terminal command for linux. Grep is the one that comes to mind.
“I get the impression a lot of consultants are kind of winging it.” Agreed. Every consultant I’ve known and worked with was winging it. Source: was consultant.
This. As someone who migrated an organization’s repos from a self hosted Git server to GitHub (begrudgingly) and then back to a self hosted Git server again when it didn’t meet the business needs … emphatically this.