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by korijn 6y ago
You might be interested in pypy or nuitka
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by korijn 6y ago
Get rid of your guns
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by korijn 6y ago
Because a video captures the actual behavior, and writing is subject to what the author thinks is relevant. It might miss crucial bits of info, that cannot be left out in a video.
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by korijn 6y ago
> If you can't handle sitting there and telling them you're letting them go in person, it's probably not the path for you I do think this is something you can learn. Having a good mentor/coach helps. I had a hard time
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by korijn 6y ago
I also hit unsubscribe in every single email I can.
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by korijn 6y ago
Still sounds company-specific to me! Not every company is like that.
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by korijn 6y ago
It's what I meant by "host".
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by korijn 6y ago
It's usually a company-specific interpretation of software validation requirements (imposed by regulators) that software cannot be changed (ie updated) outside of the company's control. Web apps are fine as long as the company can
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by korijn 6y ago
Awesome! Are there any other open source microservices fulfilling similar purposes? I've been looking all over the place. I decided to go with keycloak and keycloak-gatekeeper after failing to find anything less heavy weight.
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by korijn 6y ago
I wonder if the other 4 out of 5 even read any _other_ (proper) e-mail.
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by korijn 6y ago
Nice work! It is the primary DICOM resource for me and my team. Good to see that it's being actively maintained!
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by korijn 6y ago
To be fair, haven't we all (eventually) learned to support environment configuration by messing it up in similar ways at some point?
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by korijn 6y ago
The title is a nice pun.
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by korijn 7y ago
So we should continue exploiting, is what you are saying?
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by korijn 7y ago
The key difference is the target audience. The format's "UX", so to speak, is optimized for the target audience (machine or human). @jrockway makes an excellent point.
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by korijn 7y ago
Sure, there's downers everywhere but there are also positive people that affect your day positively! There's a great lady at the local supermarket where I live who has such high energy and good spirits that just seeing her manage
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by korijn 7y ago
It also eliminates more human contact.
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by korijn 7y ago
Learning new things just takes a lot of time. In my experience the method doesn't really make a huge difference. Your conscious effort is the part you control, the unconscious effort you also need to make is not really something you ca
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by korijn 7y ago
Pre-built binary distributions ("wheels") and source distributions (which sometimes need a compilation step) just live side by side on pypi.org, the public python package index.
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by korijn 7y ago
Is that another dead butterfly? Great package though. Love the dual support for async and sync requests.
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by korijn 7y ago
> arcane runes What does that mean?
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by korijn 7y ago
If you enjoy learning and creating, get into art. Pick an instrument and join a group of like minded people, or take on visual arts classes like painting, sculpting or photography. The road to mastery is endless so you will have learning op
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by korijn 7y ago
> Nowadays - flip a toggle in the admin. Deployments and releases are separated. Would you mind explaining this a little further? How does the separation allow you to flip a switch in the admin?
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by korijn 7y ago
Thanks for elaborating. That sounds like a valid strategy.
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by korijn 7y ago
How do you version your API with this kind of tooling? As in, how do you change the data model without breaking clients?
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by korijn 7y ago
vardump quoted it in full in his reply here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20690603
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by korijn 7y ago
[Removed poor joke, no one thinks it's funny and it's attracting downvotes.. Please stop hurting my karma. I can't delete this post anymore either. Sorry.]
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by korijn 7y ago
I don't know. I'm just happy to have stumbled upon an effortless workflow (for my applications) and thought I would share the nugget of knowledge. Perhaps "as intended" is not a correct assumption on my part.
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by korijn 7y ago
Not even with the `pipenv lock` command? It seems to work out solutions in multiple rounds, including backtracking, but I might be wrong on that observation...
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by korijn 7y ago
I use pyenv to switch between python versions (or just the `py` launcher when on windows), and pipenv will follow suit. It does require regeneration of the lockfile for each python version/environment in the scenario you describe, but

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