MapleWalnut

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by MapleWalnut 5y ago
I ran into this issue when setting up UI previews for a GitHub OAuth app. My solution is to have a single callback server that looks in the OAuth state to determine where to redirect. This isn't secure, so when building the UI, I sign
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by MapleWalnut 5y ago
If you add a link like the following to your page, feed readers should be able to discover your RSS feed <link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" href="/engineering/feed/" &
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by MapleWalnut 5y ago
Excellent, this works perfectly. Thanks!
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by MapleWalnut 5y ago
It seems like Khan Academy changed their blog to Wordpress and they no longer have an RSS feed.
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by MapleWalnut 5y ago
I've used mypy and pyright. Mypy generally "just works" for all the Python idioms I use, while pyright is less reliable. Pyright's VSCode integration, Pylance, provides a great auto complete experience. So I use Pyright
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by MapleWalnut 5y ago
Lyft
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by MapleWalnut 5y ago
Which NoSQL store are you talking about regarding fast aggregations? I don’t think that’s a property of all NoSQL dbs.
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by MapleWalnut 6y ago
Those tools are not re-implementations of mypy, but their own type checkers. Pyre doesn't necessarily have all the features of mypy and vice versa.
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by MapleWalnut 6y ago
You can use typing.TypeVar for the `pow()` example. TypeVar was added via the original type hints PEP in 2014. from typing import TypeVar T = TypeVar('T', int, float) def pow(base: T, power: T) -> T: ...
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by MapleWalnut 6y ago
GitHub's $4/user/month pricing is very hard to compete against and actually make money as a business. Charging half the price of GitHub for example isn't sustainable.
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by MapleWalnut 6y ago
OT: this blog could use RSS.
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by MapleWalnut 6y ago
Why didn't you use Pydantic with Django if the DRF serializers were too slow? You can also skip the object serialization from the ORM and work with python dicts directly to significantly improve serialization performance from the datab
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by MapleWalnut 6y ago
You can purchase a license through the app. I don't think you can get one through the website.
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by MapleWalnut 6y ago
Intersystems purchased Trakcare, which was developed by an Australian company. They'd love to sell it in the US, but Epic is Intersystems largest customer and they have an agreement to not compete in the US. Cache is the most archaic a
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by MapleWalnut 6y ago
> It’s worth noting that HAProxy can integrate with Consul’s DNS interface, but this adds lag due to the DNS TTL, it limits the ability to use Consul tags, and managing very large DNS responses often seems to lead to hitting painful edge
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by MapleWalnut 7y ago
Anyone know how to enable this new UI?
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by MapleWalnut 7y ago
Another great post! I'm curious what people would suggest as a tech stack that's not python/gunicorn. Something with a GC, decent ORM, that can replace database-backed services written in Python with similar high level code.
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by MapleWalnut 7y ago
It would be great if you could add an RSS feed to the blog.
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by MapleWalnut 7y ago
Additionally any deploy will give users a moment of downtime because Heroku only supports rolling deploys on paid dynos.
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by MapleWalnut 7y ago
This project appears to have a dependency on pandas. https://github.com/alan-turing-institute/CleverCSV/blob/mast...
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by MapleWalnut 7y ago
It's the _default_, as they say in the article: > There is no mandated development environment. Some developers use vim. Some use Emacs. And even more engineers use our internal, unified development environment called Nuclide.
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by MapleWalnut 7y ago
off topic: It's annoying how the Twitch blog linked in the article doesn't have an RSS feed. How do people read these blogs without one? https://blog.twitch.tv/en/tags/engineering
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by MapleWalnut 7y ago
Why wouldn’t you return more data for the REST API instead of making dependent requests?
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by MapleWalnut 7y ago
What languages are you using with Bazel? I have a project that uses Typescript and Python. Are you using Bazel with interpreted languages?
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by MapleWalnut 7y ago
Have you tried https://docs.python.org/3.9/library/2to3.html ? It should automate some of the syntax conversation. You can also write custom transforms with 2to3 but I've found https://pybowler.io
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by MapleWalnut 7y ago
You can create a genius (or maybe it’s called smart) playlist in iTunes that is ordered by recently added. It does exactly what you need.
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by MapleWalnut 7y ago
It's MongoDB Compass, a client for Mongo.
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by MapleWalnut 7y ago
That's a great idea. I would definitely use a service like that.
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by MapleWalnut 7y ago
I feel your comment isn’t very constructive and is a little demeaning.
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by MapleWalnut 7y ago
I've used the same mic array and the provided software isn't great. In fact it's terrible, but ODAS[0] is amazing. It's super accurate, can track/isolate multiple audio sources, and has a web ui to visualize it. The

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