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by charliermarsh 4y ago
Another project I've been following in this space (no affiliation) is Tangram ( https://www.tangram.dev/ ), which I think of as "Nix, but TypeScript" -- or, from their Discord: > Tangram takes a lot of inspi
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
The difference to me is that Depot is giving you what is effectively a dedicated build machine. That machine can take advantage of local BuildKit caching. With Cloud Build, you need to use —-cache-from and other amendments to leverage remot
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
Another unusual alternative is to model your test running _as_ a Docker build. It's what I ended up doing in Trellis, which supports Depot as a runner ( https://github.com/charliermarsh/trellis ): running the linter
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
This feels a bit harsh. The question isn't whether V8 is a stronger security boundary than a hypervisor, it's whether Cloudflare's use of V8 demands process isolation. And the "confused HN thread" is Kenton Varda de
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Isolates, microVMs, and WebAssembly(notes.crmarsh.com)
123 points by charliermarsh 4y ago|55 comments
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Autobot – GitHub Copilot, for your existing codebase(github.com)
3 points by charliermarsh 4y ago|0 comments
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
Thanks, it's a fair comment :) I've tried to be honest about ruff's limitations: it supports only a small set of rules, it's not extensible in any way, it's missing edge-case handling, it's significantly under-
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ruff – An extremely fast Python linter, written in Rust(github.com)
4 points by charliermarsh 4y ago|0 comments
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
Woah, Pyright is written in Node? And it has its own [parser]( https://github.com/microsoft/pyright/blob/b74be3b2cb2c5d35b9... )? That's really interesting. I wonder how it compares to Mypy on speed. >
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
The "shapes of data" thing resonates a lot especially coming from TypeScript. The runtime validation stuff has been interesting to watch. Do you use Pydantic? It's very popular but I have a hard time getting over its willingn
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
I actually agree with this. And I like your second point around LOC as a yellow-flag around poor domain understanding. I tried to acknowledge the deficiencies in LOC in the second paragraph... but it felt like a useful shorthand for conveyi
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
Yeah that's correct! It's a valid workaround, and we end up doing that occasionally. (In Python 3.5 and newer it's `if TYPE_CHECKING` instead of `if False`.)
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Using Mypy in Production(notes.crmarsh.com)
116 points by charliermarsh 4y ago|129 comments