Activity Log
hackers.town: 2021-04-04 Sun 01:22
Sat down and gave Subnautica a real try and turns out it’s “oh god is that really the time?” fun.
hackers.town: 2021-04-04 Sun 02:12
Random 15 minute sleepy time doodle
hackers.town: 2021-04-04 Sun 09:31
As a programmer who uses software
I need to be careful complaining about software
or someone will think i volunteered to fix it
hackers.town: 2021-04-04 Sun 09:54
On the list of things I’m curious about but not curious enough to fix:
pytest -x through 848 non-browser tests in my Django project
- took 7m47s on Windows WSL2- took 10m44s on Linux (5.10.23-1-MANJARO)
hackers.town: 2021-04-04 Sun 09:56
Non-browser because I thought maybe playwright was responsible for the slower time on Linux (~13m compared to ~9m30s on WSL2)
Not so much apparently.
hackers.town: 2021-04-04 Sun 11:11
@rafial I’ve pondered reimplementing my current project with sqlite as the backend multiple times, since it’s an internal tool that doesn’t need “web scale” and has built-in most of the needed features requiring an extension in postgres.
hackers.town: 2021-04-04 Sun 16:31
Accidentally made my machine single boot Windows with a bad Linux install but I won’t stop until the natural order is restored and my PC is either dual boot or on fire.
(this is also why i leave the laptop alone)
hackers.town: 2021-04-04 Sun 19:01
Pop OS always starts out so promising. Smooth, buttery, comfortable.
Gonna try to keep track of the point where I accidentally make it awful this time, and maybe not do that anymore.
hackers.town: 2021-04-04 Sun 22:00
Interesting. That was something specific to my Manjaro setup apparently, because on a fresh Pop OS installation, those non-browser tests finish in 3m54s.
No, I don’t know why. No, I don’t care. Tests go brbrbrbr
hackers.town: 2021-04-04 Sun 22:05
The completionist in me insists I mention that the full tests take 5m53s in Pop OS vs 9m:37s in WSL2 vs 14m8s in Manjaro on my machine