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by gukoff 5y ago
I just finished the first chapter, and so far I think it's really worth reading. After years of Python development, I encountered all the same problems and reached all the same conclusions. I wish I read this at the beginning of my car
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by gukoff 5y ago
Can I somehow get the list of all shows available on Netflix in country X but not in country Y?
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by gukoff 5y ago
I see that many see the apology as innocent and sincere. To me, this apology screams narcissism and abuse. The author cares only about his public image and tailors the article accordingly. He knows what he's doing there. And I really,
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by gukoff 5y ago
I recommend Yandex.Disk (disclaimer - I used to work for Yandex) for backing up photos. It offers free unlimited photo auto-uploads with the original quality. Same for the videos for a very small price. The app itself is like Google Photos
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by gukoff 6y ago
One of the components in our project was churning through thousands of JSONs per second - deserializing, transforming and serializing them. These JSONs represented the flight information. They included multiple datetimes, such as the schedu
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by gukoff 6y ago
ciso8601 is blazingly fast, and also its wall time is very stable. By all means, use ciso8601 if the format allows :) On my machine, ciso8601 always runs in 240ns, and the Rust lib median time is 1250ns. You can run a benchcmark too! Just c
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by gukoff 6y ago
With PyO3, I built the library to parse datetimes 10x faster than `datetime.strptime` in just a few lines of code: https://github.com/gukoff/dtparse It just calls the Rust's chrono library that does the parsing an
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by gukoff 6y ago
Don't forget about iterm2's tmux integration. It makes both local tmux and tmux over ssh appear like regular tmux panes. No more bizarre keybindings and tmux configs - it just works.