Glad to meet you. Here are two random anonradio themed shell commands:

• anonradio displays the current show schedule
• comwho returns alias of those active in com

SDF is a great community. Glad you're here. You mentioned a warm feeling which reminds me of the book The Friendly Orange Glow which seems like something you would really enjoy reading. I first learned about the book from jwh here on the public access unix side of SDF. Such a great book!

My noob guess: G-Technology Raid Array Storage Unit

The original invites look to be from Dec 2021 and it was refreshed in Feb 2023 (complete do-over?). All announcements have been coming to my SDF email account from Membership.

I'm not even a dev

Said every developer

You're thinking of DataTables. The lemmy-ui source code shows the css class as table. It looks to me like the basic bootstrap table.

Hi @rickumali! I'm in matrix too. Here are some links I copied from my session. Look forward to seeing your avatar there.

https://matrix.to/#/#lobby:matrix.sdf.org Lobby
https://matrix.to/#/#hamradio:matrix.sdf.org Ham Radio

Perfect use case. pipx is awesome for Python! Glad you found a great easy solution.

Is it over engineering or error prone?

Nope. pipx is like a big guard rail to keep you from doing error prone things with system Python.

In these examples we'll assume your venv is at /home/TrueBlue/project/venv

Is there another way...?

• shebang: Set your #! to point at your Python venv runtime
  #!/home/TrueBlue/project/venv python3
  Now you can just run your Python file and it'll use the correct Python runtime.
• poetry can be useful for running personal projects using poetry run.
• In linux you can use an alias to create to call your venv Python runtime with your package.

e.g. I want to use a new command named sdf to call my app.

alias sdf="/home/TrueBlue/project/venv/bin/python3 my_app.py"

Thoughtful. I can relate to a lot of what you've written here. What are your thoughts on the rich getting richer? I really worry about wealth inequality.

I am scheduled to present at Python Frederick in August. It is a Practical Business Python styled talk showing the utility of automating complex reporting with Jinja2 and docx templates. This annual report is a real world example using Jinja2.

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