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https://help.github.com/en/actions - there docs are full of BS.
https://www.liatrio.com/blog/github-actions - but this link is awesome.

s/you can/you should/ and here is what you need to do.

You should create at least one workflow as a .yaml/.yml file in .github/workflows/ dir.

Each workflow contains on trigger and jobs, each job contains steps.

It takes your source app code and containerizes it.

Yes, it is a Dockerfile replacement. Instead of creating Dockerfile for every little script you might have, just let the buildpack do the job.

What is lifecycle?

It is a go program that executes logic in buildpacks. Much like docker build . executes Dockerfile, the lifecycle executes buildpack.

Why the hype?

getting mouseless

day1: Ctrl+Shift+P to open command palette. Ctrl+B to hide side panel.

featurecreeps

close side panel with Esc.

--- part 2: dreaming

How I would do this given enough resources? The humanitarian mission of WGC would not be just providing resources, it should also be educational to teach people the infrastructure - how to self host, store the results and share operational costs. The blockchain community did a lot of this in last four years, and a lot more should be done.

First step is transparency. Given the limited resources for only a handful of people, ensure that the whole system is sufficienty

Slow by design

Terminals or "terminal emulators" are slow by design. They use only two streams - input and output for everything. No parallel key presses for battle game, no parallel drawing buffers or event queue from mouse of another controller. Terminals are stateful - you need to wait for output to switch to specific state before you can draw next symbol or process next key command. Terminals lose information about key

in Ruby all access to object attributes is thru methods

there is no direct way like obj.field in Python

in Ruby method calls may have no ()

obj.method is the same as obj.method()

# get all application routes

How to run JavaScript module from npm in Firefox console

Firefox can not print objects with circular references, and an external library is needed to print deeply nested object structures.

&gt;&gt; JSON.stringify(web3, null, 2)

	-- Modes --

	i #
	v # visual selection mode
	Ctrl+v # visual block selection
	ESC

	Ctrl+o # in insert mode - run one command in normal mode

	#!/usr/bin/env python3

	# Code for drawing a lot of SQLite databases
	# https://github.com/yakshaveinc/linux/issues/29#issuecomment-533082911

	import os
	import sqlite3
	from urllib.request import pathname2url

	from sqlalchemy_schemadisplay import main