ADcorpo

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by ADcorpo 2y ago
This is an alternative to Ansible, which is an agentless system administration tool. You define a set of tasks, explain how they should run and on which servers, and run on a potentially large set of computers via SSH. Nothing is installed
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by ADcorpo 3y ago
Thank you for this comment, I had a hard time pinpointing exactly what made me feel uneasy about all those answers justifying the audience behavior or explaining that they were setup for violence because various harmful objects were present
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by ADcorpo 3y ago
Maybe they only tested in Chrome and do not want to address complaints coming from users on a different web browser, who knows I just get real «this website was optimized for internet explorer X» vibes from this, I really do not want the we
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by ADcorpo 3y ago
I am sorry if this is not the place to discuss it and will remove my comment if needed, but seeing websites "highly recommending" the use of Chrome seems like bad taste nowadays, especially with what's going on with WEI.
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by ADcorpo 3y ago
I think it supports up to 3.10, as there are official docker images for this version, I saw them this morning. Maybe the site is not up to date ?
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by ADcorpo 3y ago
From the project's homepage: > A fast, compliant alternative implementation of Python Performance without compromising too much on compatibility seems to be the main benefit. There is a talk on the YouTube channel «Pycon Sweden» fro
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by ADcorpo 3y ago
This post is a funny coincidence as I tried today to speed-up a CI pipeline running ~10k tests with pytest by switching to pypy. I am still working on it but the main issue is psycopg support for now, as I had to install psycopg2cffi in my