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by devxpy 8y ago
If you are using safari/chrome you can use reading mode. For chrome there is a switche at settings > accessibility > show simpified view
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by devxpy 8y ago
Yeah,the only sane way to do parallelism is message passing. (preferably using zmq)
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by devxpy 8y ago
Are you using gnome? And a slow hard disk is often the bottleneck, in case of windows.
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Maybe "pure" python can't do fast sound processing, I can accept that. You have to at least use scipy/numpy. But his claim of "Python can't keep up with real-time requirement of RTP, bursting out packets every
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by devxpy 8y ago
Oh, and ftr - I'm "bursting out packets" at 10ms intervals. I have tried 5 and the problem still wasn't speed, it was the cracking noise caused by such small samples
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by devxpy 8y ago
Oh boy, I just wrote a 100 line client and another 100 line server that is able to do real time voice communication, comparable to the likes of telegram. (In python) Albeit it uses portaudio (python-soundevice) for the audio IO which is not
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by devxpy 8y ago
Can you please lay out the differences between this and Dask? https://dask.pydata.org/en/latest/ I work on a parallel programming framework for python myself. Not geared towards performance, but the ease of use.
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by devxpy 8y ago
https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#customizi...
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by devxpy 8y ago
Wierd. Maybe it's just me, but I felt that way for the first 2 days. I have made some really dynamic stuff (like 100 domains running off a single server with each of their data separate, and to add a new domain is a click away) . I can
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by devxpy 8y ago
It is when you get to this part of python, that you achieve true Nirvana. It's absolutely bonkers the extent to which you can be dynamic in this language. It's the very reason why Django is so DRY.
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by devxpy 8y ago
Did you stop to think that the reason you like dart so much is that you're coming from javascript? JS is not a real language, coming from python.
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by devxpy 8y ago
Thankfully, the community is really welcoming. Not like RN where issue are closed for no reason all the time..
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by devxpy 8y ago
To add to this - * Developing plugins (to use native code functionality) is fairly easy. I recently created a PDF viewer plugin for Android without any prior knowledge of java, in 2 days. * Dart has smaller ecosystem but dart is a real lang
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by devxpy 8y ago
Thanks for the detailed explaination.
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by devxpy 8y ago
Happens with me too. I sometimes don't realize how my words come out. Anyway, is there any reason as to why one would not use more mature languages like erlang and recently, dart? They also have the concept of isolates, that can't
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by devxpy 8y ago
Honestly though, it Just a really fancy wrapper over zmq. I just gave everything I learned from the zmq guide a pythonic interface. :)
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by devxpy 8y ago
> data race conditions impossible. Are you sure? Using message passing doesn't magically make stuff immune to races. You Still have to think about atomicity. Here is an excerpt from the documentation on my multiprocessing library, z
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by devxpy 8y ago
We still have this in Indian colleges.
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by devxpy 8y ago
> compose able by default You're looking for click http://click.pocoo.org/5/ It's the best framework across any programming language that I have found for building command line user interfaces. I instantly
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by devxpy 8y ago
being a CS major in India, I can't help but call bullshit. Knowledge, maybe. But when you put them in front of a computer, they can't write code. (Your mileage may vary though) I'm in my 2nd year, and it's incredible how
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by devxpy 8y ago
I created a library for multiprocessing, which is loosely based on actor model. The interesting bit is that you'll never have to do the wiring yourself, zproc does it all in the background. https://github.com/pycampers&
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by devxpy 8y ago
I wished I could install unity on my daily driver; solus. Budige is great, but it's not as mature as untiy 7.
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by devxpy 8y ago
Matter of fact, I was using linux when I was 12! Actually installed ubuntu myself. However, I wasn't into it to the extent that I could follow the linux distro culture. Don't even remember the version now; must have been 10 or 11.
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by devxpy 8y ago
Ubuntu 10.10, huh. I'm not old enough to have experienced that, but I can say that we have the same thing happening with 16.04 They had it almost perfect and decided to throw it all out. History does repeat itself...
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by devxpy 8y ago
Check out my library for using react in Django easily. https://github.com/pycampers/react-pages
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by devxpy 8y ago
I can back this up. Flutter is really good stuff. Much better than react native.
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So it's more like elm then?
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> If you want to make really interesting exciting things that have never existed before, if you want to make a tiny little difference in the industry and change the world just a little bit, then you do need that degree. If you want to ma
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Dart anybody?
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David probably isnt the best guy for that. But here's one of the famous ones on GIL. https://youtu.be/Obt-vMVdM8s Beware though, his talks are known to be devastating to the programmer, resulting in serious head injur

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