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<axisys>
leftylink: cool! thanks
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<axisys>
nakilon: wow! probably the simplest
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<isene>
I write an array to a file and want the program at a later stage to read that file back into the array - but File.read escapes quotes and such. How do I read the file without any escaping?
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<John_Ivan>
sigh. I know this isn't the data science/management science channel but I'm having some issues organizing mass amount of personal data. about 15TB of it. I don't know if the structure I've taken is enough or not.
<John_Ivan>
I have 26 drives. all of different sizes and containing different data of different type.
<John_Ivan>
the idea was that, in order to prevent defragmentation on 15TB, I had to make sure that I split everything apart, since I do meddle with the data inside each partition. sometimes things get deleted. sometimes things remain. etc.
<John_Ivan>
so fragmentation IS going to happen. by separating into that many partitions, I've solved that problem. except that now, I get a little lost
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<adam12>
John_Ivan: git-annex?
<adam12>
or maybe MergerFS?
<John_Ivan>
adam12, I'll look those up, thanks
<nakilon>
do any net/http wrappers have the feature of fast converting the request copied from browser devtools Network tab into the library call ruby code?
<nakilon>
or will it be the killer-feature of my wrapper?
<ox1eef>
sounds unique
<nakilon>
for now it has only the opposite thing -- the DEBUG logging level printing the curl analogue of the library call
<nakilon>
was handy for debugging the webserver communication issues from the console without calling the whole program
<nakilon>
but now when I'm porting browser communication into ruby code the Nth time I wonder how didn't I simplify it earlier
<mooff>
nakilon: Ruby actually supports this natively
<mooff>
right click -> Copy as cURL. then in Ruby code: `#{copied_text}` :D
<nakilon>
havenwood cool, so I'm not the first with the idea
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<nakilon>
I'll probably convert from "curl" but from "fetch" since it should be easier to parse the JS code, since there is already the rkelly-remix
<nakilon>
*not from
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<nakilon>
looks like there is also an approach of parsing the "HAR archive" exported from the same Network tab -- that file includes all the requests so you would forge the whole history of interactions and then pick out what you need
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<mooff>
the HAR format is great, but Chrome/Firefox only support exporting 'all' to HAR