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Trio is a much simpler design that's just as powerful as `asyncio`. It has exactly one way to wait for a task: await it. https://trio.readthedocs.io/ For a group of tasks, use a nursery. Edit: correction
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This might help? https://www.doh.wa.gov/Emergencies/NovelCoronavirusOutbreak2...
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Beeware did it
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Disagree on both points
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> most of a whole Linux distro. It's NixOS.
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They're working on it
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Been using it for years, I really appreciate your work!
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Mario is a very featureful application of similar ideas, and includes multiple built-in transformations, concurrency support, user-defined commands, and extensive documentation. https://github.com/python-mario/mario
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I use vim for quick tasks because of the difference in startup time
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NixOS is available, not sure what other distros offer that it doesn't.
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I'm curious why you moved to LLNL from HFT?
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Yes it's clear that you're stating your opinion. I asked for supporting evidence because I'm not persuaded by your opinion since I have the opposite opinion.
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> Giving descriptive names just harms intuition building in the long run. Citation needed
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Hard to know if it's universal or just all the language designers being influenced by the same stuff.
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Very relatable. I feel the same way about dotfiles, and fancy programming languages.
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> How many different screens does the average startup engineer use? github/lab, CI, CRM, analytics, metrics reports, ad portal, etc. It would be nice if these things all piped their data into a single consistent interface.
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How long does it take to get an inspection from the time it's requested?
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Isn't that what Zoom does?
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https://tahoe-lafs.org/trac/tahoe-lafs is an alternative.
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What's the more-secure alternative?
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What advantages does tailscale have over zerotier?
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I can't tell if --dark is changing anything. That seems to be the default on my dark terminal?
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Can anybody suggest a --plus-color that looks nice on a solarized-dark blue terminal?
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What does it do?
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This is right.
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I don't understand what this question means. Clearly none of the current employees' jobs have been automated, since otherwise the job wouldn't exist.
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Interesting idea. What are the benefits of defining a fancy new regex-like DSL instead of just using context-free grammars specified in EBNF?
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I don't mean the code of the Rust compiler, I mean code written in Rust becomes unidiomatic as the idioms change. How fast does that happen, is it a problem, is it being addressed?
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The packaged version is minified js, so it's not really readable.
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It only has daily limits, not session limits, right?
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