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by devxpy 8y ago
That hit hard.
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by devxpy 8y ago
Finding things funny is a crime now...
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by devxpy 8y ago
> keeping shaking the money tree LMAO.
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by devxpy 8y ago
> Django's Form class hierarchy I personally liked it. It is a little overwhelming at first, but after you get used to it, it's actually quite powerful.
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by devxpy 8y ago
I found most of his projects quite useful. Sure, it might involve a bit of overselling, but the API design is really good for the most part. Also - I don't think you can really sustain an open source project that brings almost nothing,
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by devxpy 8y ago
Isn't nomad just a skin over KDE plasma?
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by devxpy 8y ago
https://getsol.us/home/ After 6 months of using this, I can say that this definitely delivers on its promises.
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by devxpy 8y ago
I have a quite very crude implementation of form fields on my side, which annotates the type of formfield (as a string) along with several other useful things, like id_for_formfield, html_name etc. -- In your https://github.com&#
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by devxpy 8y ago
I have a similar project, that doesn't require you to setup webpack, and integrated beautifully with django https://github.com/pycampers/react-pages
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by devxpy 8y ago
Does anyone have the videotape of this?
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by devxpy 8y ago
Working on my multiprocessing library, ZProc https://github.com/pycampers/zproc It's cool because it tries to bring some creativity into the rather standstill multitasking world :)
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by devxpy 8y ago
Very nicely put. People really do need to be taught how to make out buzzwords from real tech; and the major responsibility falls in the hands of universities. Maybe it's just because most people are just trying make their way out of po
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by devxpy 8y ago
Why does this look like a problem for https://sentry.io
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by devxpy 8y ago
You might be interested in the parse python library https://github.com/r1chardj0n3s/parse
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by devxpy 8y ago
I took a quick look at them and this is just first impressions, so bear with me? They still look kinda low level to me. Yes, they provide a lot of high-level constructs and data types like python -- But what they fail to do (IMO) is a consi
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by devxpy 8y ago
I've been using shiv recently for my django deploys. You might wanna check it out. Here is a small readme I put together... https://github.com/devxpy/shiv/blob/8d8298d21380dcf0b1970856...
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by devxpy 8y ago
I was just talking to my friend about how in python I can just write "and" "or" "not" instead of the symbol orgy in almost every other language xD
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by devxpy 8y ago
The main problem isn't the solutions and efforts don't exist, but that core python doesn't care about it. The core devs don't acknowledge distribution as a real issue -- which makes for a mediocre distribution experience
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by devxpy 8y ago
Thanks for reminding me xD https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death... It's VERY real
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by devxpy 8y ago
Well I don't exactly see any attempts to do it..
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by devxpy 8y ago
Here in India, 90% of teachers haven't touched what they're teaching, like ever. But you still _have_ to study it because you need to give the exam... Not like it solves anything -- just that there's this side of the argument
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by devxpy 8y ago
Please enlighten me! Would love to try out something new.
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by devxpy 8y ago
> it won't last forever; it never does I would love for a real contender to arrive, that challenges python's level of abstraction in a real way...
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by devxpy 8y ago
Yeah distribution is a _huge_ problem for python right now.
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by devxpy 8y ago
I actually believe that we can solve this problem for most cases. Take dart for instance -- it doesn't require any typing as such, but has an excellent type system that supports generics too. The type checker is pretty robust, but flex
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by devxpy 8y ago
> looks like we're heading once again towards a language monoculture Isn't that's only true for data science? What about the JavaScript monoculture :( And academia still has courses for C java C++ etc. No respectable Unive
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by devxpy 8y ago
I think your real problem is with duck typing and not specifically with python. There are efforts to have gradual typing suppprt in python though, and you might be interested in having at least partial typing suppprt.
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by devxpy 8y ago
Interesting find.
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by devxpy 8y ago
> Finally, Go doesn't do anything to prevent data races, which are the biggest problem facing concurrent code I've been working on a multiprocessing library -- built a wrapper function that makes any function, an atomic operat
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by devxpy 8y ago
Producers are literally the only people left that Apple really cares about now

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