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by nhumrich 4y ago
If your task is io bound, aka, lots of network stuff, multi process is overkill. Also, asyncio can handle a _lot_ more tasks 100,000's as opposed to 10s. So it really shines in heavy io things. Also, multiprocessing can not share memo
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Things "break" all the time in production, regardless of type system. The amount of instrumentation you have to have anyways makes this whole conversation almost moot. Even {insert your favorite language here} programmers write b
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Im not so sure. There are a lot of error states that won't happen in production ever with other languages because the language/libaries handle those conditions gracefully without you needing to care. Rust pushes this to the edge,
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Then please enlighten us and tell us what you feel the article is about rather than a snarky "rtfm" comment. Because I started reading. I got pretty far, and it was _still_ talking about integer types. The article is very long, an
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Don't you have to, ya know, store your headphones somewhere? Keep the dongle on your headphone cord
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Yes! Nexus 4 was a great phone.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
So, buy a usbc to 3.5 dongle. Problem solved.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
"Optimization anywhere besides the bottleneck is an illusion"
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Web flow
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Yes, there is a fully fleshed out pricing page.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
It doesn't have to be breaking for a 4.0 label.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
He has retired. Python doesn't have a BDFL anymore.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Is this any different/worse than JS/node ecosystem? Npm vs yarn vs bower. Webpack vs rollup, etc.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
I used to believe this too, but the more I have done online migrations, the more I think its actually the same amount of work in most cases, and less work in the worst cases, and almost never more work. All the steps you have to take here,
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Sadly, not true. It seems like even with cache on, it still takes 5 seconds for the JIT to load everything.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
The main point of this project is it adds JS interop and CAN modify/use the DOM
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by nhumrich 4y ago
No, the point is companies/devs want to one codebase to work on all 4 platforms. (Win, mac, linux, browser)
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by nhumrich 4y ago
PyScript intent for using pyodide was usability with any existing library including c-extensions like numpy and other data science tools.
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by nhumrich 5y ago
> Oddly enough, dependency injection isn't that popular in Python Because you don't need dependency injection in python. You can mock out any object anywhere during your tests.
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by nhumrich 5y ago
Even if recovered, 3 weeks of a suspended account can do a lot of damage.
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by nhumrich 5y ago
My first thought is that this computer will be impossible to use. Why? How many bugs exist in computer software, where the solution is to turn your computer off and on again. If power loss doesn't effect state of running programs, the
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by nhumrich 5y ago
Why? Wouldn't bare metal have the same benefit? Downloading less when you do a deployment.
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by nhumrich 5y ago
The goal isn't smaller images, but smaller downloads. Smaller downloads doesn't necessarily mean smaller images. The very first docker pull isn't usually the problem, its all the subsequent ones. The goal is layers. Cache th
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by nhumrich 5y ago
> much lower cost than cars Spoken like someone who has never been a parent.
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by nhumrich 5y ago
My biggest solution: pay more I would love a developer advocate role. Been searching for a good one for a while now. But almost every position I see pays just slightly above junior engineer range, as if developer advocates are just washed u
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by nhumrich 5y ago
Anyone know how this differs from twilight?
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by nhumrich 5y ago
Yes! You are hinting at something fairly important which is, the whole != sum(parts). Most of these studies show individual productivity is higher when remote. That doesn't mean overall productivity is. Individual productivity only ma
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by nhumrich 5y ago
As a former employee of a company that was essentially trying to build the "turbo tax for accountants", we had over 200 accounts, 50+ software engineers, and still barely scratched the surface. (The project eventually shut down af
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by nhumrich 5y ago
No, its legal and HR saying its better to exclude Colorado than expose salaries. Doesn't mean they are low. It means they are unknown.
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by nhumrich 5y ago
My opinion is that hidden salaries skew the edges (wider distribution) and transparent salaries flatten it. What I mean is, with hidden salaries, yes, the low performers get less. Company is shorting them. But also, the high performers get

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