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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
AFAIK SQLAlchemy 2.0 (coming soon?) will use a new system for full typing.
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
How can a moon civilization support itself without the Earth?
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
No abi compat is a big one. But if your writing pure python go for it.
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
It's a series of tubes!! Not a big truck.
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
Structured concurrency gives you exceptions that bubble up the stack like a normal program does, and it cancels other tasks along the way so you don't have zombies. Debugging is thusly easier as well since you keep tasks into a scope
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
Why can't you use a laser with a relatively high power? Should be easier to differentiate that from background and star light? Or something more exotic like sweeping wavelengths.
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
Many consumer Ryzen motherboards (and all CPU) support unbuffered ECC dram which is a great thing to have in a server. I use a Ryzen 2600 in a consumer tower. It's quiet, low power, and like 1/10 the cost of real server hardware
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
If I understand correctly, it's not the light reflected off the exoplanet that we detect, it's the slight dimming of the stars light as the exoplanet transitions between the star and our telescope. I'm not sure what this has
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
Sounds like you need some structured concurrency. Check out Trio or AnyIO. https://trio.readthedocs.io/ It's too bad we got asyncio as the standard library module, though some SC concepts are going to make it into the
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
It's a number of factors, including the loading of the modules necessary to start python and the standard library. Check out https://github.com/faster-cpython/ideas/issues?q=is%3Aissue+... for some ideas reg
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
Multiprocessing requires multiple python processes which are expensive with regards to startup time and resource use. Multiple interpreters give you parallelism without so much overhead.
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
they were not hit by 747s
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
No thanks. Airlines seem to lose enough baggage already, I wouldn't trust them with another major logistics project.
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
The article makes a mistake in comparing lambda vs operator.add performance. The lambda example is recreating the function each time. $ python -m timeit "(lambda x,y: x + y)(12, 15)" 10000000 loops, best of 3: 0.124 use
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
The operator module is very old: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/ea4d3f0804a3aad5afaa6... PEP8 was introduced in 2001: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
This is not true. Home-assistant does not pull the latest version of packages (for integrations) from pypi. They are tracked in manifest files: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/blob/ae28e4934f6d1cdb...
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
Sure, but Intel hasn't even been able to ship 10nm or 7nm in meaningful quantities for years. I have my doubts that stacking is yielding well for them...
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
How do you represent the test ID for complex arguments? In Pytest, that's easily done with `pytest.param`: @pytest.parametrize("a,b", [ pytest.param(..., id="thing1"), pytest.param(..., id=&qu
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
Do you think that the CDC gives guidance based on incentives instead of best health interest? Personally they lost my trust when they told us to not wear masks for some time early in the pandemic.
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
I work at a tech company of about 500. We've used zulip for a few years now and are looking to switch to teams/o365. The reason is to have more integration between email, documents, chat, video meetings, and calendar. Zulip has
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
It seems to be that closed captioning would be more useful. But I'm not a sign language reader.
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
This would be the end of open source software as we know it.
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
Just as fast as the rest of society in which no message has a guarantee of privacy.
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
For me, not having the metaclass overhead of abc is a benefit of protocols. Unfortunately you can't mix metaclass types.
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
I don't know why I'm surprised at the amount of footage and the quality, but I am. This is really setting a new bar for missions like this, similar to what SpaceX has done in recent years. Stuff like this has got to be huge for
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
Technically they run on at different phase, but the same frequency (60hz)
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
My bet is on tech like Starlink with inter-satellite communication. Starlink should have lower latency with space lasers compared to fiber.
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
Yes: https://github.com/python/mypy/tree/master/mypyc
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
Do you have a list of features that were promoted from starter to premium or free? We invested a lot of time to evaluate features and decided on starter. Now it's confusing to understand what features we're gaining/losing i
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
Gitlab didn't make all starter features part of the free tier. Now we're forced to pay for premium without gaining any features relevant for our team. Edit: FYI starter was previously a paid tier.

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