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by aldanor 4y ago
No, Jupyter is not an app for writing reports and it's definitely not its primary use across DS. When it may take 5 minutes to simply load the data, you can no longer rerun some Python scripts to mess around and experiment with stuff.
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by aldanor 5y ago
E.g., you can set up a breakpoint in your own local module that your notebook is importing and get the full vscode debugging experience by executing a cell.
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by aldanor 5y ago
Just a suggestion - VS Code (now) has a super nice support for jupyter. You don't have to start the server externally, vim mode and all your extensions like github copilot work fine, proper autocompleting works, etc. Debugging is absol
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by aldanor 5y ago
It looks like it will... soon: https://jobs.apple.com/en-us/details/200265506/accelerating-...
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by aldanor 5y ago
I think I'll buy one and maybe buy two more later if it proves to be good, almost $5k though, ouch... Wish they made a simpler version with no ports, no camera, no speakers, etc - why would I need 3 cameras and 3 sets of speakers?..
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by aldanor 5y ago
Note that I mentioned "2x27'' screen size", not "2x27''". I would very much prefer if they just just glued two 27'' studio displays together, effectively making it a single 32:9 10K 49'
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by aldanor 5y ago
I'd happily pay $3k-$4k if they simply glued two 27'' Studio displays together, effectively making it a 32:9 49'' ultrawide. Come on, Apple.
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by aldanor 5y ago
Yea. Sad about the lack of ultrawide option, too. Once you get used to it, there's no way back. Two 27'' displays is not an option since you can't center anything, so... three Studio displays side-to-side?
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by aldanor 5y ago
I really wish they focused on bigger displays too. For music/video production having at least 2x27'' screen size is crucial. But two is kind of weird because you can't centre any app. And there is kind of too much...
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by aldanor 5y ago
Precisely. There's no resistance in the air, and Ukrainian air defense is almost non-existent, having suffered lots of damage on day 1. So, there's barely any need for fighters. Note also that Russia tends to bring in lots of mobi
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by aldanor 5y ago
1. Might be also nice to handle 0-0 case separately and grey out all those letters both in the guesses on the board and perhaps in a separate keyboard as well. 2. Can go one step further, e.g. if a guess has X-0 and all there's only X
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by aldanor 5y ago
In this particular problem, all edge weights are 1..=9, so you can have a O(1) priority queue (fixed-bound bucket queue) if you make use of that fact. (example: https://github.com/aldanor/aoc-2021/blob/master&
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by aldanor 5y ago
In vscode? Why RLS? rust-analyzer of course
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by aldanor 5y ago
Agreed. Working with rust in e.g. CLion (or even the free PyCharm CE with Rust plug-in) beats vscode by a large margin, it's nowhere near comparable, especially when working with larger projects often requiring major refactoring etc.
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by aldanor 5y ago
I'm using CE, don't think you need the paid one for that
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by aldanor 5y ago
You could store decimals (either power 10 or power 2) with a given precision. Essentially, when storing floats as text, you are already doing that.
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by aldanor 5y ago
PyCharm has its own engine and while not perfect, it's fairly good.
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by aldanor 5y ago
Correction: what's easiest to read to someone who hasn't carefully read every single line of your library. Verbosity is not always bad, if it yields clarity.
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by aldanor 5y ago
Some pretty horrible string / 'registry' metaclass hackery: https://github.com/xrudelis/pytrait/blob/master/pytrait/impl...
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by aldanor 5y ago
By the title of the post, I was expecting to see an example of where to use Pin<> and was surprised to not even see it mentioned...
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by aldanor 5y ago
Dualit NewGen - all as mechanical as possible including the timer, super sturdy.
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by aldanor 5y ago
Short answer: use mypy
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by aldanor 5y ago
Successfully converged to my favourites, JetBrain Mono and Fira Code. As others have said though, would be nice to be able to hide font names (by default).
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by aldanor 5y ago
Why use system Python base environment for production stuff, especially knowing that it will EOL eventually and mayhem may follow? Again, pin your environments using conda, pipenv or whatever else, in which case your base Python version wo
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by aldanor 5y ago
What's to be uneasy about? Lock your environments, pin your dependencies, especially in production.
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by aldanor 5y ago
I came from VIM as well - Doom Emacs (which is just a cleaner version of Spacemacs) is learnable within a few days. Default config is almost 'good enough' for most, that's kind of the point. Disagreed with "start with Va
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by aldanor 5y ago
Given I've been on/off Spacemacs / Doom for years myself, I would definitely pay for a well-packaged isolated one-click-installable Magit as a separate git client.
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by aldanor 5y ago
You can most definitely use the latest Parallels IIRC, why dual boot?
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by aldanor 5y ago
Was so hoping for a Mini. Sigh.
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by aldanor 5y ago
It's very neat but closed-source and by the looks of it is likely to stay that way. I can't see it being used in any mission-critical projects unless the source is fully disclosed and viewed/analysed by the community... until

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