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ngoldbaum
6y ago
That’s not true, the bus and mirror will be used by WFIRST: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wide_Field_Infrared_Survey_T...
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ngoldbaum
7y ago
POSIX APIs take bytes, generally. Python wraps these APIs to take unicode and doesn't allow you to pass bytes, even if you need to. Filenames, for example, are just bytes, and if you force them to always be valid unicode you will make
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Mercurial’s journey to and reflections on Python 3
(gregoryszorc.com)
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Links shared between Lobste.rs, HN, and /r/Programming in the last 3 days
(gerikson.com)
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ngoldbaum
7y ago
This was really cool in person!
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ngoldbaum
8y ago
And this is a hilariously incorrect mischaracterization of what happened, see https://lobste.rs/s/fdyztr/new_user_downvoting#c_acmwjt
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ngoldbaum
8y ago
jcs is no longer the admin
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ngoldbaum
8y ago
https://lobste.rs/about#michaelbolton
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ngoldbaum
8y ago
Drop by irc and don't be a huge jerk immediately.
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ngoldbaum
8y ago
The documentation is at https://unyt.readthedocs.io . The OP is a paper describing the package and includes a comparison with Pint and astropy.units. Here's the PDF: https://www.theoj.org/joss-papers/jos
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Show HN: Unyt – Handle, manipulate, and convert data with units in Python
(joss.theoj.org)
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8y ago
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ngoldbaum
8y ago
“git commit murder” is a story in the style of a detective novel set at a BSD convention. Not sure if it counts as “cybercrime” because it’s about a murder but of course the motive and circumstances only make sense in terms of the internal
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Show HN: Unyt – Handle, manipulate, and convert data with units in Python
(github.com)
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ngoldbaum
8y ago
Capping the state and local tax deduction isn’t closing a loophole. It’s punishing blue states for funding social services and state government via state taxes.
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8y ago
In fact, developers are allowed to use whichever VCS tool they want on their local machine (or on the online coding in the cloud CitC environment). Some opt to use hg. The canonical repo is in piper though, so the hg commits or git commits
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Announcing the Launch of the Enterprise Support Edition of HDF5
(hdfgroup.org)
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ngoldbaum
8y ago
I implemented something similar for Xonsh.
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ngoldbaum
9y ago
There's speculation that the 797 will be able to do this.
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ngoldbaum
9y ago
In response to [2], these days MQ is deprecated and there's a big push to get people to use evolve, which avoids this mess and is much safer.
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ngoldbaum
9y ago
This is a proposal not a plan. Right now it’s 100% vaporware.
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NumPy makes plans to drop Python2.7 support
(github.com)
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Scipy 1.0 released
(mail.python.org)
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9y ago
It totally depends on what the judging pool looks like. In a different state your strategy would have worked fine.
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ngoldbaum
9y ago
They need hardware to give to google interns.
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9y ago
My favorite part of this is the mission patch they came up with for the team that had to stay at JSC: http://imgur.com/a/9YiQZ
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9y ago
In fact I have hg locally aliased to chg and have not noticed any issues with it. Just much faster command completions and an actually usable shell that includes hg annotations.
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9y ago
Yes
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9y ago
Something like cython certainly could, but cython itself is far too integrated with the CPython C API to work well with micropython.
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9y ago
There isn't much money in writing libraries like NumPy. Why would a company hire a bunch of expensive devs to write some software to compete with Matlab? The market just isn't big enough to justify the cost.
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9y ago
This is silly semantics. Jupiter and the Sun both orbit the center of mass of the Jupiter-Sun system. The article is making the point that for Jupiter and the Sun this point happens to be just outside the surface of the Sun. It's much
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