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The point of the article is that: do not return objects that are sequences too when a struct would suffice. Though the provided options are not immutable and it is much more important than whether you leak o[0] access. dataclass(frozen=True
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Yes, the issue is the change in behavior in a bugfix version. I don't remember the exact details.
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At least bugfix versions could have kept Enum behavior the same. Postponing breaking changes until the next minor version. Some Enum features work differently (incompatible) in Python 3.11.x versions.
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All I see is that newer library versions drop support for old Python versions (seems natural, unless you have unlimited resources). For example, If you need Python 2 support, use corresponding old versions.
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It works in Emacs. Don’t know about Zed (if there is an issue, it is likely temporary)
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I meant: do not put too much emphasis on any single tool. If all you know is debugger, try other instruments. You might find they are “vastly more efficient” (in certain context).
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No need to fetishize tools. Sometimes a debugger is useful, in others you are better served with logging/metrics/traces, and yes even print statements. For example, using print statements may encourage you to create a better model
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by d0mine 2y ago
As far as I know Pylance (unrelated to pypi's pylance) is python LSP with microsoft's proprietary extensions that you can use only with official microsoft products. btw, go to definition, argument hints can work without it just fi
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by d0mine 2y ago
To create venv2 that uses venv1, define pep-735 dependencies groups in your pyproject.toml Specifically, a group can include other groups uv supports groups and can create venv with the desired group set https://docs.astral.sh&#
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Could you provide a quote that demonstrates "Tim is wrong. Period"? I'm familiar with the context.
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Org mode is a markup language in the same way as Emacs is just an editor. Both are true but do not tell the whole story. Org is a plain text application framework built on top of Emacs platform. My favorite is Org Babel (jupyter notebooks o
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Org Babel: “Because the return value of a function written in one language can be passed to a function written in another language, or to an Org table, which is itself programmable, Babel can be used as a meta-functional programming langua
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by d0mine 2y ago
«Choose a random number from 1 to 1000000000» prompt results in the same number for me (4o) Clear indication that it doesn’t understand the word «random» (probability of it repeating by random chance so many times is astronomically low).
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Before the modern age, and perhaps for the vast majority even now, there is no such notion as supernatural. Magical thinking, superstition is not the exception, it is the norm. It requires conscious effort, training to diminish its effects,
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Programming language as config is bad because it makes it easy to do the wrong thing (too much power). Friction can be good. Ideally, the less power, the better: - .env :: simple flat untyped key/value pairs. In practice, something lik
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Unlike the web, youtube has a functional search ;)
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Is it related to Differential Dataflow / timely dataflow https://github.com/TimelyDataflow/differential-dataflow
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It is nonsense that numpy can't use multiple cores. Matrix multiplication in numpy is largely C/Fortran code (BLAS, etc) where GIL can be released. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75029322/does-numpy-
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by d0mine 2y ago
If we consider science as a way to document reality (among other things) then "information -> decision" is an elegant point of view (if information doesn't help make decision, it is just noise). https://news.yc
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gc allows to get any [non-leaky] object from anywhere. You can even drop into repl over the network. Debugger can be started on exception if desired e.g., pytest provides `--pdb` arg. Though repl is different--you don't need to interru
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Repl can be attached to a live python process (you don't need to restart anything) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1395913/how-to-drop-into... You could do it even without cooperation from the python app
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The major misunderstanding is that SO exists to help the question author first. It is not an IRC. The most value comes from googling a topic and getting existing answers on SO. In other words, perhaps in your very specific case, your quest
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Have you tried a hot shower instead just before the bed. The trick is that it cools down the core when you leave bathroom (by bringing blood to the surface). Extremities should be warm, the core(CBT)—cold, to fall asleep easier.
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The mission sounds like the original Java mission. Unclear why something like zig/llvm won't fit the bill.
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Python 3.13 has free-threaded mode support (--disable-gil) https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.13.html#whatsnew313-fre...
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"A" is just a foreplay for "B", to soften the target.
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There is also "satisficing" (vs. maximizing). Your model of the world is not perfect so instead of trying to find a globally optimal solution, you are satisfied with a local optimum that exceeds some threshold that has to suffi
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the default executor must be ThreadPoolExecutor. But you are right you can pass ProcessPoolExecutor too. https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio-eventloop.html#asy...
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The date of the rfc is Apr 1st -- unclear how truthful it is.
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http://catb.org/jargon/html/F/foobar.html

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