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Ideas to actively work with

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LXC - fun in use

cloud networking configuration is a nightmare

there are 3 or 4 possible ways to do it. Because cloud-init packages can be installed or not on a distribution, you have to ensure you have an appropriate image. NoCloud LXC Datasource promises a simpler API, and here's the code to inspect.

DHCP might be easier, supported by the lxc daemon.

With static DNS configuration in the mix, hmm, it's fine. I just want to avoid too much complexity if and when we migrate things. Declarative (and mime-/ape-/copy-able) config for each of the containers, in as few locations as possible, using as similar base configuration as possible.

nic: bridged

How do I build a nix image on top of this, make it available to base LXC. How do I easily, repeatably, reliably use it (and share that knowledge with friends)

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no doubts, only posts

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NLP web tools

There are some really great tools available online, that ask only for a browser. I prioritize here by speed-to-grok.

datamuse.com/api documents one endpoint. ?ml= [means like] query is easiest to start with, e.g. ml=nlp with raw json back to you. Built on Princeton’s WordNet dataset.

Built on that API... Forthcoming, proactive dictionary, OneLook.com.  RhymeZone and Rimar.io. And finally, an algolia-fast index of Wikipedia titles and related pages, WikSearch.com.

gnod family of sites, with a rating-training site and “map” force-graph for each, elicit and show viewer-proposed similar ...”content”.

More developer oriented tools...

Building with these requires more than a browser, but some work product is available online

Compromise.cool. The homepage lays out the pitch well. Each of the tutorials links to observablehq pages with editable executable samples in annotated notebooks.

View-only, offline creation tools...

Snoonet irc bot dagbot, and OCF ircbot show off some real use of python nlp.

Python Markovify, built on spaCy, or NLTK, creates random quotes based on a corpus you provide for its Markov generator. Projects using it, mix of alive and dead.

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python scatterbrained idea

python object inspection via web. interactive (via http round trips), showing more, more richly, with browser's navigation state

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python - click (~7.0), version spec for poetry

Poetry

In brief, poetry's version spec consists of:

^ ^1.2.3 >=1.2.3 <2.0.0 (differs for < v1 [0, 0.0, 0.0.0])

~ ~1.2.3 >=1.2.3 <1.3.0 / ~1.2 >=1.2.0 <1.3.0 / ~1 >=1.0.0 <2.0.0

* * / 1.* / 1.2.* Wildcard requirements allow for the latest (dependency dependent) version where the wildcard is positioned

>= / > / < / != Inequality

== Exact spec

_ , _ Compounds: >=1.2, < 1.5

See also: git, path, url, (dependency restricted by python version), by environment

Click (7.0)

Help options require an override https://click.palletsprojects.com/en/7.x/documentation/#help-parameter-customization Funky argument parsing might be difficult. A file before a subcommand, where previously subcommand preceed filename arguments. Environment variable workaround would also be nice to enable.

https://click.palletsprojects.com/en/7.x/options/

https://click.palletsprojects.com/en/7.x/arguments/

https://click.palletsprojects.com/en/7.x/commands/

https://click.palletsprojects.com/en/7.x/api/#click.Group

With

@grp.pass_context() decorators, and def f(cxt) arguments accepting context,

click.Group list_commands(ctx), and get_command(cxt, cmd_name: str) are maybe useful for filtering the first arg.

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Impetus is not to be wasted

Another starting-a-blog post.

Dev thoughts, audience me. Just post. Go deep. Work can be shared anyway, or exported.