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by neolog 6y ago
The reason is that this story is on HN is that the source was previously missing.
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by neolog 6y ago
How do you handle version pinning? hash checking? CI? testing on multiple platforms? multiple python versions? deployment? credential management? package data? version bumps? Sure, experts know how to do all these things because they spent
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by neolog 6y ago
The PyPA recommendation is old and out of date. Using a system that doesn't manage constraints and hash-checked lockfiles is bad practice.
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by neolog 6y ago
Just use Poetry [1]. It's popular and works well. [1] https://python-poetry.org/
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by neolog 6y ago
Sounds like it didn't work very well for the task of finding significant bugs?
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by neolog 6y ago
What is the difference between a high-wage worker and a robot?
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by neolog 6y ago
Seems like it should be possible to have an "auto" button?
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by neolog 6y ago
Why not just have a clean and well ventilated space?
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by neolog 6y ago
There's plenty of writing on that issue [1]. It makes a lot of sense to think of people being actually entitled to certain rights, especially in domains with network effects. Btw, the Signal Foundation is a non-profit organization that
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by neolog 6y ago
They didn't have to be banned. They were banned unnecessarily, hindering the development of fabric tech.
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by neolog 6y ago
I couldn't figure out what all the boxes were for or why the big box truncated my comment at around 20 characters.
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by neolog 6y ago
What is it with chat apps that people don't condemn them for being closed source? Imagine if GCC hid their changes for a year.
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by neolog 6y ago
Text isn't the only thing I want to be able to send to people. I wish there were a universal "send thing" api that could be implemented for text, images, money, whatever.
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by neolog 6y ago
> self-reported emotions also have tons of pitfalls well documented in the literature That's interesting. Where can I read about these issues?
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by neolog 6y ago
Talk about failing unsafe
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by neolog 6y ago
> Some engagements in EVE will literally involve thousands of players in the same system all interacting with each other in big groups That's a tough workload. I guess it would appear in MMOs, bidding markets, wonder where else.
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by neolog 6y ago
Surprising they'd go C++ for networking. Python's had top-notch async for nearly 20 years.
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by neolog 6y ago
Feels like we're 5-10 years away from "Lisp as an alternative to Go".
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by neolog 6y ago
The quote is > As far as we know, the EVE client is written in C++ and Python. C++ handles all the low-level stuff like 3D rendering, network communication, input handling and such. (Stackless) Python is used for everything else, which i
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by neolog 6y ago
EVE Online is written in Python
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by neolog 6y ago
Are there some common ways that people often get around those regulations?
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by neolog 6y ago
> the value that a shell adds over REPL is not insignificant Could you expand on this? I've been thinking about using a repl as a system shell. The piping issue is solved easily by sh.py. The main problem I can think of is startup l
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by neolog 6y ago
What's the difference in practice?
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by neolog 6y ago
weird hashtag usage
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by neolog 6y ago
What's the brown shirt about?
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by neolog 6y ago
That's cool. Reminds me of https://ivanish.ca/hest-time-travel/
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by neolog 6y ago
> They're a great way to try to figure out logic problems using real world items. What are the advantages over using a computer?
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by neolog 6y ago
How frequently do they sample?
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by neolog 6y ago
That syntax exists in `git alias` too.
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by neolog 6y ago
The writing part is what NixOS does (with Nixlang rather than SQL).

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