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by SethMLarson 4y ago
Thanks for posting this! If anyone has questions you can ask here and I'll answer or our community Discord listed in the article is a good place to start.
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Programming Language Keywords(nige.tech)
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People in your software supply chain(sethmlarson.dev)
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by SethMLarson 5y ago
Not sure I understand your comment. Distribution package maintainers would ideally want to adhere to the same sets of standards as language ecosystem package maintainers?
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Security for Package Maintainers(sethmlarson.dev)
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by SethMLarson 5y ago
Would love to speak to companies using urllib3! Excellent idea.
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by SethMLarson 5y ago
You're right, that should read "codepoint boundary" not "character boundary". I can fix that. I do briefly mention grapheme clusters near the end, didn't want to introduce them as this article was more about th
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by SethMLarson 5y ago
Great eye! I'll fix this and push it out.
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by SethMLarson 5y ago
Wow, thank you for the kind words. You've made my morning!!
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by SethMLarson 5y ago
Yeah the current definition is restricted to 4 octets in RFC 3629. Really interesting to see the history of ranges UTF-8 was able to cover.
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by SethMLarson 5y ago
Glad you enjoyed! Unicode and how it interacts with other aspects of computers (IDNA, NFKC, grapheme clusters, etc) is some of the spaces I want to explore more.
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by SethMLarson 5y ago
100% agree, it's really rare that there's a ~blanket solution to a whole class of problems. "Just use UTF-8!"
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by SethMLarson 5y ago
I knew that Ken Thompson had an influence but wasn't aware of Rob Pike, what a great fact! Thanks for sharing this :)
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by SethMLarson 5y ago
Yeah, there's not much I can do there unfortunately (since I'm using SVG with the actual U and S emojis to show the flag). I can't comment on whether it's your config or not, but I've tested the SVGs on iOS and Fire
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by SethMLarson 5y ago
Thanks for the kind comment :)
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How UTF-8 Works(sethmlarson.dev)
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by SethMLarson 5y ago
I'd recommend dataclasses over namedtuples. In almost every case the "iterability" of a namedtuple ends up not being necessary (and can be a footgun!) what you really want is a lightweight namespace with types i.e. dataclasse
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by SethMLarson 5y ago
For more complicated cases I would agree, having a class that encapsulates logic that's inter-dependent is good. However I'd caution against reaching for the class approach for scenarios that can be captured by a function call. Py
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by SethMLarson 5y ago
Yep, using positional-only parameters makes calling the API tougher when all you've got is a `**kwargs` dictionary. But I think that for well designed APIs you'll be able to avoid the scenario of "having" to pass down ar
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The problem with Flask async views and async globals(sethmlarson.dev)
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Designing Libraries for Async and Sync I/O(sethmlarson.dev)
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Why URLs Are Hard: Path Parameters and Urlparse(sethmlarson.dev)
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Review of 2019 for Urllib3 – Python's Most Downloaded Package(sethmlarson.dev)
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Urllib3 Python 3 downloads exceed Python 2 for first time(twitter.com)
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Optimize Web Apps with HTTP/2 Header Compression(sethmlarson.dev)
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Designing for Real-World HTTPS(sethmlarson.dev)
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Linting as Lightweight Defect Detection for Python(dev.to)
1 points by SethMLarson 9y ago|0 comments