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My Favorite Technical Interview
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laactech
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My Python Development Environment in 2021
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laactech
5y ago
It's very interesting to see all the Heroku competitors popping up. DigitalOcean launched their app platform. Render.com won TechCrunch Disrupt. Hatchbox.io exists for Rails. I've used Heroku for years now, and it's generally
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laactech
5y ago
Flask getting async support is a huge step for the asyncio web ecosystem in Python. I wonder how Flask's ASGI support will evolve in parallel with Quart[1] which bills itself as the ASGI version of Flask and is maintained by a member o
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laactech
5y ago
I've lived in Houston the majority of my life, and my anecdotal experience is reinforced by this article. Over the past 5 years Houston has seen a lot of development specifically with clusters of vertical townhomes. This seems to be ha
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laactech
6y ago
I switched from LastPass years ago, and 1Password is great. I use a family account, and it's been easy to get my wife to use randomly generated passwords. The only missing piece for me is a native Linux app since I use Ubuntu for all m
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laactech
6y ago
I've been running uvicorn with gunicorn in production, and it's been solid. Django 3.0 enabled this with ASGI support. It'll still be a while before django is fully async capable, but these are steps in the right direction.
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Vetting Dependencies: Ensuring Software Maintainability
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laactech
6y ago
Bogleheads is a great resource, and I've used it to learn a lot about investing. However, they tend to be really conservative about investments. I think after reading their wiki, it's important to asses personal risk tolerance and
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laactech
6y ago
With Ray not having released a 1.0.0 version yet, does that give you any pause about adopting it for a professional project? In the article, you've given it an A for maturity, but the criteria didn't include versioning. I've
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laactech
6y ago
According to some benchmarks, an ASGI framework will generally perform better than a WSGI framework [1]. Currently, the ASGI ecosystem isn't nearly as mature as the WSGI ecosystem, and for a production system, I would still prefer WSGI