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by korijn 4y ago
You can make them extremely rare to non-existent. Why the US people do not jump at the opportunity is beyond me.
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by korijn 4y ago
For nuance and to address your point, I have worked with PHP for about six years, .NET for five, C++ for two, and Python for seven. I still dabble in all of them. Who knows when I will move on to the next. Rust looks nice. I tried go. But t
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by korijn 4y ago
Ok, now I am curious :) let's try some typical problems from the Python package ecosystem: - Can you resolve precompiled GPU dependencies with system managed CUDA driver versions? - Are there packages that can convert PDF to PNG withou
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by korijn 4y ago
> Your comment hints that you are feeling personally attacked when Python is criticized. I am not feeling personally attacked (I am not married to Python), I am mostly just tired of reading the same unproductive type of complaints over a
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by korijn 4y ago
Is it a mess? Yes. But, is the problem to be solved perhaps much simpler "in other languages"? Do you interface with C++ libraries, system-managed dependencies, and perhaps your GPU in these other languages? Or are all your depend
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by korijn 4y ago
Perhaps I'm making a stupid assumption here but isn't almost all gun violence (outside the US) committed with unregistered and/or homemade weapons? Doesn't seem like anything unusual/new to me as a European. I also
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by korijn 4y ago
Yes
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by korijn 4y ago
Not strictly point and click, but have you tried untitled goose game?
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by korijn 4y ago
There's been quite a resurgence, and they keep coming. Search on steam!
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by korijn 4y ago
It was recently renovated.
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by korijn 4y ago
This feels like a showcase of the author's technical prowess with some graphic software, more than anything else.
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by korijn 4y ago
That's fair! Thank you for the insight.
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by korijn 4y ago
This is a fair argument. Thanks for engaging.
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by korijn 4y ago
Well, unless your product makes a real positive impact on people's quality of life or the environment. :) Maybe I'm just fortunate to have such an employer. (Of course my CEO also gets rich in the process, but that's not the
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by korijn 4y ago
It sounds incredibly demotivating. Is it?
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by korijn 4y ago
I can see what you're saying. I agree and don't think it's ignorance, which is why I'm calling it false entitlement. It's all open source software, maintained by humans just like the rest of us. I'd say, go do
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by korijn 4y ago
Well, I disagree with everything you say (especially calling this gatekeeping). You simply are unwilling to learn about the tools you're working with. I'm sorry we couldn't work it out. Best of luck!
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by korijn 4y ago
Is node.js giving the author bullshit or did they knowingly step into a field they are unfamiliar with, getting themselves involved with a package manager, a javascript runtime, a browser, and a local fileserver? As if you were able to inst
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by korijn 4y ago
I think it's a very bizarre assumption to think that running some code you found on the internet will just do exactly what you want right out of the box. That almost never happens.
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by korijn 4y ago
I don't think they said they currently are. I hope for their sake they moved on because it doesn't sound like they had a particularly great time. On topic: there are plenty of great employers in our industry but you will have to m
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by korijn 4y ago
Thanks! It seems like a very simple problem, is there a python library for vdb file IO? If so, I can probably whip something up (in python) with relative ease. I work in the medical software field by the way. I know all about the pains of d
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by korijn 4y ago
Can you link a VDB spec?
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by korijn 4y ago
Isn't it still miles ahead of coal in terms of "clean energy-ness", despite all the costs and flaws? Honestly curious, I'm not at all an expert.
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by korijn 5y ago
Exactly!
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by korijn 5y ago
Also I am specifically referring to the documentation on creating ahead of time compiled packages using Numba vs Cython, but perhaps that was unclear.
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by korijn 5y ago
The ahead of time compilation output is... Well.. let's say difficult to package _properly_ (compare it to Cython where it's well supported and documented). That makes it useless for production, unless you want to ship giant conta
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by korijn 5y ago
Start by reverse engineering things in your comfort zone. You must already use a couple of libraries in your front end work. Hone your reverse engineering skills by trying to implement the same thing yourself. It's mostly about the abi
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by korijn 5y ago
I'm calling parent out on their weak argument by copying it. Quote: > I have been using Gunicorn with Gevent for nearly 10 years and never had a problem with it.
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by korijn 5y ago
I have been using the async/await syntax in C# for more than ten years and never had a problem with it. What is your point?
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by korijn 5y ago
But, who cares? If this worked for the developer, what's wrong?

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