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by kalefranz 9y ago
Google around a bit for “numba gpu”
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by kalefranz 9y ago
According to [this]( https://stackoverflow.blog/2017/09/06/incredible-growth-pyth... ) Stack Overflow study: "Python stands alone as a tag that is both large and growing rapidly; the next-largest tag that
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by kalefranz 9y ago
Want to play with it? conda create -n py1 python=1.0 source activate py1 python Python 1.0.1 (Mar 26 2014) Copyright 1991-1994 Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam >>> Sorry Windows, only on macOS and Linux.
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by kalefranz 9y ago
Including only direct dependencies without build numbers should take care of the problem.
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by kalefranz 9y ago
Lead conda dev here. Am definitely interested to hear more if you don't mind elaborating.
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by kalefranz 9y ago
Right. If you’re stuck on python virtualenv, you can use it if you want. Conda environments are more general. Light-weight environments for any language or runtime or aggregation of packages, not just python.
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by kalefranz 9y ago
Spaces were only temporarily disabled; added back already in 5.0.1. It’s already been released. Lots of software breaks with spaces though, and isn’t practical to patch at the distribution level. If you’re unfortunate enough to be using spa
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by kalefranz 9y ago
Easy availability of gcc 7.2 on CentOS 6 is kind of a big deal.
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by kalefranz 9y ago
Yes. conda install -c conda-forge virtualenv That version is patched to fix previous incompatibilities.
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by kalefranz 9y ago
> If a scientific poll of Uber employees were taken today they would probably elect him CEO. My guesss is that there’s a lot of self-selection that’s happened through the Uber ranks. Employees who weren’t TK loyalists have probably large
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by kalefranz 9y ago
virtualenv keeps pure-python code isolated from other python code associated with that interpreter. Any python code that makes use of c libraries and other system libraries is usually not isolated. In fact it can be quite leaky and cause al
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by kalefranz 9y ago
Wasn't this exactly one of the items Microsoft got in trouble for with the European antitrust authorities?
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by kalefranz 9y ago
Would you also propose a `pip install python`?
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by kalefranz 9y ago
Dynamic linking is hugely helpful when, for example, you want to update to the latest openssl without updating half the binaries on your system. That packages are statically including openssl in wheels, and then wheel versions being explici
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by kalefranz 9y ago
MKL is developed, owned, and licensed by Intel, not Anaconda, Inc. Anaconda distributes it with permission from Intel. If there were to be wheels built and uploaded to PyPI, it would be by Intel. Instead, Intel has chosen conda as the tool
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by kalefranz 9y ago
The BSD + Patents license doesn't imply anything about Facebook's own patents. React may not itself have any patents; that's not the point. The patents involved here are those not owned by Facebook. Facebook doesn't need
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by kalefranz 9y ago
Would love to see the parallel article of the 20 or so industries and products that millennials are boosting.
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by kalefranz 9y ago
You claim that conda "isn't very well supported by Unix as a whole" and "doesn't really work." Can you provide some evidence or examples to back up your claim?
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Ethiopia cuts off internet after high school exam leaks(ca.news.yahoo.com)
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by kalefranz 9y ago
Hey HN. Current conda lead developer here. Just want to highlight that transactional rollback for all disk mutating operations (create, install, update, delete) was a big feature in our latest release series. We've closed over 1,000 op
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by kalefranz 9y ago
Isn't Venmo now owned by PayPal? Edit: Yes
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by kalefranz 10y ago
This will probably only work once. Good for Burger King for thinking of it first, and getting all of the extra free publicity for it. Now any future stunts by other companies will just piss people off without the novelty upside.
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Conda Configuration for Power Users(continuum.io)
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by kalefranz 10y ago
How does npmjs.org, pypi.python.org, and rubygems.org survive in this world of universal egress fees?
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by kalefranz 10y ago
I don't know if I agree that the 70s through SpaceX landing weren't inventive. It seems possible that we got all the low-hanging inventive fruit from "physics" by the 1970s. Through the 90s and 00s technological inventio
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by kalefranz 10y ago
FYI conda update openssl will give you the latest 1.0.2k. Continuum does a good job at getting OpenSSL updates out within hours of their upstream release.
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General availability of conda 4.3(continuum.io)
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by kalefranz 10y ago
Hey everyone. I'm Kale, currently the lead developer on the conda project. It's been mentioned a few times in this thread, and I just want to make sure that any questions about it are answered accurately. Feel free to ask me any
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by kalefranz 10y ago
The miniconda bootstrap of conda is ~20-30 MB (compressed) depending on platform. It contains only conda and its dependencies, like python and requests. It's how you install conda if you want only conda. The 400 MB number is for t
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by kalefranz 10y ago
+1 for Cloudflare. For failover and such, I'm watching for how their traffic control and traffic manager features evolve. https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-traffic/

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