Marco Acierno

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๐ŸPyCon Italia organiser
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Also I am running this instance connected to a 4g router with a slow internet provider lol

this was the most expensive `.toLowerCase()` in human history

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I still love it when GitHub CoPilot generates random stuff, making it look like it is fully drunk at this point
unwrap unwrap unwrap unwrap unwrap unwrap unwrap unwrap unwrap unwrap unwrap unwrap unwrap unwrap
lesson learned :P

16s for a DNS lookup

Reading online looks like an update of the Nest Wifi/Google Wifi software (version 14150.376.32) is causing connection dropouts, so it is possible that this weirdly long DNS lookup is caused by that too... 6 months-ish and no update from Google yet, but they released a new router, so I wonder if this is just part of their plan to make you upgrade ๐Ÿ˜ฐ

high risk, high reward

I love this little thing I did to optimise my workflow on pycon-styleguide:

When I push a commit to a PR, a webhook gets called by GitHub and a tiny Python script starts, fetches the commit, builds and publishes the pre-release library on NPM

This is more efficient than Github actions because: no wait for the runner to start, the repo is cloned & installed already and we can just start the build process immediately

Soo much faster than my previous flow to comment `/deploy` and wait 1/2 mins

While they share the "CardPart" name, they do not really inherit or share much. The components render whatever they want. I am a bit conflicted about this because it does mean we need to keep them in sync for spacing/etc but it is fine for now.

The fact that they render whatever they want also allows us to use <MultiplePartsCard/> to build the new voting UI too.

Now the only question is, should this be a new totally new component or part of the <MultiplePartsCard/>? ๐Ÿ˜›