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by jshen 3y ago
Thanks, is there any kind of tutorial on how you should use this in a python project? Edit: I think this is one of the biggest problems someone coming to python has. Python advocates say some version of, "you can roughly do that"
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by jshen 3y ago
What is the most common python flow for dependency locking? Is it in any of the PEPs?
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by jshen 3y ago
You are splitting pedantic hairs in order to avoid talking about the obvious. Python's dependency management is much worse than ruby's and nearly every other popular language. In ruby you add dependencies to a Gemfile then ...
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by jshen 3y ago
How do you get a reproducible build in python for the same os/arch? As in, what concrete steps do you take? This is very easy in nearly every other language that is popular. No one ever answers this clearly in threads like this short o
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by jshen 3y ago
What flow do you use with requirements.txt that gives you reproducible builds across a team and environments? Using ==, ~=, and >= will not give you reproducible builds.
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by jshen 3y ago
There is no excuse for the state of python dependency management. Every similar language has figured this out.
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by jshen 3y ago
Today, java has much better dependency management than python. Nearly all popular languages do.
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by jshen 3y ago
I have two different answers to this, one technical and the other about power and leverage. 1. Technical. I don't think it's apples to apples. You don't need a single You don't need a single fediverse instance to handle
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by jshen 3y ago
I meant the second. requirements.txt is a really bad solution for that, and that is the frustration many of us have that have used languages with much better solutions.
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by jshen 3y ago
Java and Ruby both have much better dependency management experiences and both have been around for far longer than a few years.
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by jshen 3y ago
Is there anything in there about managing dependencies within a python project? What is the canonical way to do that in python today?
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by jshen 3y ago
The strikers need to turn to the fediverse, open protocol systems, otherwise what’s the end game?
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by jshen 3y ago
The problem is that they aren’t tabular and the examples they give which make them look simple are incomplete. For example, they rarely show examples that specify the language or data type. A truly tabular format is hextuples. https:&#x2F
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by jshen 3y ago
"Emissions going down is the right track" Emissions are NOT going down, full stop. At this point it's clear you are arguing in bad faith, so I'm done. 20 years ago people made the exact same dishonest arguments you are n
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by jshen 3y ago
I don't know how to tell you that you can't jump to conclusions from 3 data points. I guess you don't understand that. "I meant to discuss the original commenter's opinion that global warming was accelerating. It&#x
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Here's the top line argument. Our environment is a complex dynamic system, massive change over a short time period can have devastating effects. We only have one planet to live on, so we shouldn't gamble with it in this way. Put a
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by jshen 3y ago
First, You haven't shown any evidence to support your claim of a flattening of emissions. Nothing in the data would lead anyone to believe that. Second, what matters most is the amount of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere. Here is a
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by jshen 3y ago
“Flattening more” is too vague to be meaningful, and there is nothing in that data to suggest that greenhouse gases in the atmosphere will stop increasing anytime soon. Nothing. Edit: and here is more damning evidence. Greenhouse gases in t
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by jshen 3y ago
You can’t draw a conclusion from less than 5 data points. If you look back in time on that graph you can see other points where it was flat for a few years, then skyrocketed. If it’s flat 5 years from now then I’d be inclined to agree with
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by jshen 3y ago
Is there data showing that the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are declining or plateauing? If not, aren’t you wrong? Edit: here’s a graph. I see no reason to feel optimistic. https://ourworldindata.org/greenhouse-gas-emi
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by jshen 3y ago
Sadly, after seeing so many deny the threat of covid as it was killing hundreds of thousands, I’m not sure people are capable of seeing the tip of their nose.
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by jshen 4y ago
How many of the companies with the largest market cap (top 15) were also in the top 15 20 years ago? Why do you think Google will be an exception to this reality?
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by jshen 4y ago
What are the specific charges, and what is the evidence? Anything less is pure speculation.
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by jshen 4y ago
Pointing out that we have the electoral college days absolutely nothing about what a majority of people believe which was the topic being discussed.
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It doesn’t mention any specific charges or the evidence to support them. This is one of the first paragraphs from your link! “ The indictment has been filed under seal and will be announced in the coming days. The charges are not publicly k
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by jshen 4y ago
Agree, and let's reverse it. Trump will do ANYTHING to stay in power, including the incitement of a violent coup attempt where they were chanting to hang his own VP!
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by jshen 4y ago
your comment has nothing to do with the topic we were discussing. The person I replied to made a comment about what a majority of people in America believe.
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Can you provide a link.
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“Republicans have won … the popular vote … in six out of eight” Your own link shows that Democrats have won the popular vote 7 out of the last 8.
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John Yoo argued that the President (Bush) could detain American citizens without charges indefinitely. What were you saying about liberty again?

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