Paul Fawkesley

Line folding can can break in the middle of a UNICODE character

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Hello again! I was struggling with a mysterious issue where a character in my calendar was getting mangled. After quite a lot of research I pinned it down to the...

iOS / Firefox: "No identifiers allowed directly after numeric literal"

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Hi folks, On Firefox on iOS I get the following error on seemingly *any* page that contains the Rollbar snippet: `No identifiers allowed directly after numeric literal` I've made a...

Proposal: scraperwiki.sql.variable for getting/setting variables.

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Basically, like scraperwiki.sqlite.save_var, but cleaned up. - same interface in Python and JavaScript. - share basic datatypes (string, number, list, dict) between Python and JavaScript. Bonus for "native" dates. -...

ℹ️ March 2023: Repo appears abandoned. github.com/mrz1836/postmark fork is currently active

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Hi, thanks for making this useful repo! I see a number of unanswered pull requests and I wonder if this repo should be considered abandoned? If you're not interested in...

How do I just generate a check-digit?

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Hi @joeljunstrom ! Thanks for making this. It seems your use case was about generating *random* numbers that validate with the Luhn algorithm. How can I calculate a check digit...

pip install heatmap fails on v2.2.1 on Ubuntu 64bit

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Full trace below: ``` $ pip install heatmap Downloading/unpacking heatmap Downloading heatmap-2.2.1.zip Running setup.py egg_info for package heatmap Installing collected packages: heatmap Running setup.py install for heatmap usage: -c [global_opts]...

Add entry_point to setup.py

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This makes `pip install pgpdump` to install the `pgpdump` script into the user's $PATH (or `.local/bin/`) See https://chriswarrick.com/blog/2014/09/15/python-apps-the-right-way-entry_points-and-scripts/

Is this fork still necessary, or does main btcd work now?

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Quite a few tutorials still point to this fork as being necessary to run `lnd`, is that still true? Would be awesome if you could direct people back to main...

calling DivRound on a negative number returns a positive number

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Thanks for this library - happy user for years. Discovered something today unexpected: ``` a := decimal.NewFromFloat(-35.0) fmt.Println(a.DivRound(decimal.NewFromFloat(5.0)) 7 ``` This is different from Go's default behaviour: ``` fmt.Println(-35.0 /...