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Describe a problem many people might have. Write well. Slide your solution in at the end. I like it (no sarcasm). Good technique for writing a company blog.
by hayksaakian 14y ago
Describe a problem many people might have. Write well. Slide your solution in at the end.
I like it (no sarcasm). Good technique for writing a company blog.
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- cschmidt 14y agoI'm a very happy PiCloud customer. They have "Environments", which let you log into an instance and install whatever you want. You can then run your code on that customized instance in the future. So your Python code can access any weird compiled packages you want. You can also "publish" Python routines, which can then be called through a RESTful interface. I use this to completely decouple my website code from my computationally intensive code. (The Django website just calls the published functions.) I've had good support on the few issues I've had.
- Deestan 14y agoAlso, the post advertises their technical know-how. Being able to debug this kind of problem is not trivial.