#Package Management

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The Role of NPM in Node.js Development

The Role of NPM in Node.js Development: A Comprehensive Guide

Introduction NPM, which stands for Node Package Manager, is a fundamental tool in the Node.js ecosystem. It serves as the default package manager for Node.js and provides a way to manage and share packages (libraries or modules) of reusable code. Understanding how to effectively use NPM is crucial for any Node.js developer, as it simplifies the process of managing dependencies and automating…

[archijain931]

NPM (Node Package Manager) streamlines full stack development by simplifying package management, offering a vast library of reusable code, and ensuring version control. It enhances productivity through easy dependency installation, seamless updates, and compatibility checks, fostering efficient collaboration and rapid development in both front-end and back-end projects.

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Unveiling the Amazon Hub Counter: Revolutionizing Package Pickup

Introduction Discover the convenience of Amazon Hub Counter, a secure and hassle-free way to pick up and return packages at convenient locations near you. Benefit from easy access, flexible hours, and reliable service for all your Amazon deliveries. In the age of convenience-driven consumerism, the demand for streamlined delivery services has skyrocketed. Recognizing this trend, Amazon, the…

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A Beginner's Guide to Ubuntu Linux: Unleashing the Power of Open Source

Ubuntu Linux stands as a popular and user-friendly operating system that has gained widespread acclaim for its stability, security, and open-source nature. Whether you’re a newcomer to the world of Linux or seeking an alternative to other operating systems, Ubuntu offers a compelling option. In this guide, we’ll delve into the basics of using Ubuntu, helping you navigate the system and harness…

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How to Install Python Packages: A Comprehensive Guide

Installing Python packages is a crucial step for any Python developer or data scientist. With the help of packages, you can easily extend the functionality of Python and make your workflow more efficient. In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through the process of installing Python packages on different platforms and environments. Table of…

[canisalbus]

uh hi hello!! first i wanted to say i am deeply in love with your art (god those shapes, these lines, texture, anatomy, expression, EVERYTHING) and your latest drawing just moved something in me i cant quite grasp it, been thinking about it for a couple days. sooo i felt inspired and made myself a smol little machete out of uh wild clay so i could kiss him on the forehead before going to sleep, i hope you're ok with that? (also sorry he's kinda wonky, me and acrylics hate each other haha)

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[steamos-official]

The most difficult part is there's so many ways to install things!

You can do it with a portable package (snap, flatpak, AppImage), but that usually requires more software.

You can install with the system package manager, or if you feel like it, you can download and install the packages manually!

Maybe get a raw bin off the website and chmod'u+x it!

Today I feel like getting a executable from npm/pip/cargo.

Or, just maybe, i'll have to use wine/a vm/steam and it will be a Windows app!

And the best part? Everyone packages for different places, so you never know where to get it until you check their website/github page!

Or until you check your package manager's website. (esp when the package manager doesn't let you search packages)

Linux install

Nothing like trying to install something on Linux after being a native not-Linux user to show how much pent up aggression you have in your body.

Any other operating system, double click and done. This operating system? Fifteen commands and lines to install something.

It's good to learn new skills, doesn't mean I need to be happy about a 40 minute side mission on my way to learn new skills.

[baaad-omens]

doing some research on parapsychology as a field. in short, it's the study of how the supernatural relates to psychology, and is largely regarded as pseudoscience with only a handful of people studying it, and very very few universities will even offer a parapsych program.

so… martin, buddy, did you just google 'what degrees do people get for paranormal research' and go with the first one that popped up? you did didn't you. idiot.

[peonypyxels]

i girl bossed just the right amount tonight & learned how to make loading screens

[senselessalchemist]

Bow problems (+ other nonsense)

[runefactorynonsense]

Melotober - Day 15 - Pumpkin

Yes, I named a pumpkin after all of you!

[isbergillustration]

[Biweekly reminder that I am so very open for commissions, still including the $30* digital ones, selling all originals, have a print shop, more info in pinned post]

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I’m off the Abilify and so far the Lamictal appears to be keeping me in a steady-state, or at least it’s preventing me from a pendulum-swing into a repeat of the depressive prodrome exhaustion that lasted a whopping 12-14 months the last time around. I’m trying to be more attuned to my moods on a daily basis, which is something I never gave that much attention to prior to diagnosis, and what feels “normal” versus a clinical swing upward or downward. I suspect I’m still hypomanic or somewhere in that borderline between elevated/euthymic, as I’ve been extremely productive both at work and in my creative pursuits, and have to force myself to sleep in excess of six hours by shifting my usual bedtime an hour earlier. I’ve been good about setting aside wind-down time with academic reading in bed, which taxes my brain enough to make me drowsy, but it’s still a Task forcing myself to go down for the night. Who knew that getting enough rest to prevent myself from going insane would be such a massive pain in the ass.

Because I’m still “propped up” by the anticonvulsant and/or lingering hypomania, the guilt I feel over this past episode is not hitting as hard as it would ordinarily. I’m trying to feel grateful for that instead of the instinctive twofold meta-shame I would otherwise be ruminating in. Eventually it will probably hit, and I’m bracing myself for that. At the same time, I’m amazed I managed to spend three fucking months in a state of fluctuating psychosis, and the past three weeks floridly manic and delusional, without sustaining lasting damage. Spending that long totally unhinged is a recipe for permanent derangement, and somehow I snapped out of it none the worse for wear, knock on wood. I’ll take the W of being a resilient motherfucker. And the relief of being (mostly) back to my old self!

[reasonsforhope]

"A Delhi-based engineer has designed a replacement for polystyrene packaging out of “rice stubble” the dead stalks left over after the rice season in India, millions of tons of which are burned every year.

They say wisdom oft comes from the mouths of babes, and Mr. Arpit Dhupar was at first left scratching his head when his young nephew drew a picture of the world with a grey sky.

Everything else was normal, green grass, yellow sun, white and brown mountains; why was the sky grey? It dawned on him that his nephew was drawing the sky as he saw it every year when the rice stubble was burned: grey.

“We shouldn’t live in a world where we have to explain to kids that the sky should be painted blue. It should be a given,” he told The Better India.

So he launched a new business venture called Dharaksha Ecosystems in order to tackle the rice stubble problem. Essentially, the farmers need it cleared off their land asap after harvest. Its high moisture content means it’s not useful for stove fuel, so they burn it in massive pyres.

In his factory, he turns 250 metric tons of rice stubble harvested from 100 acres of farmland in Punjab and Haryana into packaging, while paying the farmers a rate of $30 per acre for something they would usually burn.

Dhupar originally wanted to use mushrooms to rapidly biodegrade baled stacks of rice stubble, but found that the fungus left behind a metabolite that wasn’t biodegradable—in other words, he’d have to create a waste problem to solve a waste problem.

Over time he realized that the filaments that make up the subterranean structure of the mushrooms, called mycelium, were acting as a sort of binding agent, turning the baled stubble into something durable.

“This wasn’t a waste material but could be a usable one,” said Dhupar. “Through bio-fabrication, we could use the stubble waste to create a material similar to [polystyrene], but one that was biodegradable.”

There are a lot of these sorts of sustainable packaging ideas floating around, invented by people who rarely have experience in markets and commerce. This is not the case with Dhupar’s stubble packaging.

He has already prevented over half a million pounds of polystyrene from entering landfills since launching his product, which has numerous, exceptional properties.

They sell around 20 metric tons of their product every month, making about $30.5 thousand dollars per annum, mostly by selling to glassware companies."

-via Good News Network, 3/22/23

[edenfire]

💒🌸 Haru Week - Day 6 - Free! Day 🌸💒

whoops I know these are out of order, so pls bear with me🥺🙏 thank you so so much to everyone who has supported me during haru week!!💙💙💙💙 (tho I totally turned it into makoharu week lol😂💦💚💙)

this was a lot of fun and I really hope yall enjoyed it too! haru will always have a special place in my heart💘

[corvuscorona]

today's Funny Linux Moment: sometimes discord knows it can be updated before there's actually an update for it in whatever Arch repo you're using, so you have to go into the discord settings.json file (which is just like. there. in your home folder) and tell it "don't worry about updates. you don't get updated anymore" and THEN it'll launch. ????why is this manual...