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by odie5533 2y ago
How does Iceaxe compare to SQLModel?
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by odie5533 2y ago
I used to think this was a good idea before I found dataclasses, attrs, and Pydantic. Now I realize it's a terrible idea.
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by odie5533 2y ago
For most applications, I would not use uv's managed Python in production. I would use it just to manage dependencies. Follow along with the Docker guide on uv: https://docs.astral.sh/uv/guides/integration&#x2F
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by odie5533 2y ago
If you're just writing tiny scripts for yourself, sure use the system Python. If you're doing work on a large Python app for production software, then using system Python isn't going to cut it.
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by odie5533 2y ago
This is the way.
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by odie5533 2y ago
Reading the article explains the article. > While using open source to ingratiate a company to the developer community is far from a novel concept, Pydantic is slightly unusual in that it’s using its open-source project entirely as a mar
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by odie5533 2y ago
Never understood why there are so many Rust-based JS tools like Rsbuild, Oxc, SWC, Rolldown. They all seem identical.
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by odie5533 2y ago
For 3.12 I found about a month after release it had all the production libraries I needed.
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by odie5533 2y ago
Congrats on the incredible funding round! I was already impressed by how extensive the docs were and how polished the service is looking, and that's even before $12.5 million!
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by odie5533 2y ago
For any commercial company, those are not corner cases!
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by odie5533 2y ago
You can use list instead of List for typing since 3.9. I use that daily. Also the pipe | operator instead of Union/Optional. Nicer dict unions/updates. https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.9.html https:
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by odie5533 2y ago
Note that you probably should not add database checking in a health endpoint because it can cause a cascading failure where all your services then restart when the issue is just the database service.
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by odie5533 2y ago
Feels like Tornado had its heyday like a decade ago.
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by odie5533 2y ago
This release feels really boring. The GIL stuff will be cool eventually. New interpreter sounds useful. The only other thing I see using is typing.TypeIs.
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by odie5533 2y ago
In the async_db.get_row() function, put a little asyncio.sleep(0.2) and then test again with hundreds of requests at once on a webserver with N workers and see what happens. Flask is going to run out of workers to handle the requests and Gu
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by odie5533 2y ago
mise and uv. mise for node and poetry/pip environments, and uv for bleeding edge.
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by odie5533 2y ago
Following this one. Slight concerns about production readiness, but certainly would be good to spin up for smaller projects and trials. OpenTelemetry support is such a huge boost since it means Logfire already supports all the popular web f
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by odie5533 2y ago
Written in Rust! TIL ujson is basically deprecated and they recommend switching to orjson https://github.com/ultrajson/ultrajson > UltraJSON's architecture is fundamentally ill-suited to making changes without
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by odie5533 2y ago
Never used fractions or ChainMap. Good to know they're there for when I need to chain map stuff.
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by odie5533 2y ago
PgQueuer seems pretty similar to Hatchet - both use Postgres, require their own worker processes, both support async. Hatchet seems to be a lot more powerful though: cron, DAG workflows, retries, timeouts, and a UI dashboard.
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by odie5533 2y ago
I've been referring to this post about issues with Celery: https://docs.hatchet.run/blog/problems-with-celery Does PgQueuer address any of them?
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by odie5533 2y ago
Streamlit is for small, interactive, data-driven applets. FastHTML is for building entire websites with direct control over the HTML output.
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by odie5533 2y ago
tl;dw he uses Conda environments and a custom shell function to auto-activate it when cd'ing to it.
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by odie5533 2y ago
This is my new favorite Python tooling blog post.
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by odie5533 2y ago
> BAD: you use the built-in python logging module. It is a complete disaster of an API. You should use loguru everywhere instead. ???
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by odie5533 2y ago
It is. That is more common than the author's suggestion.
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by odie5533 2y ago
Every time I've reached for task queues, latency has been the absolute least of my concerns. I usually care far more about tooling, reliability, ease of deployment, scaling, observability, etc.
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by odie5533 2y ago
You should use pyproject.toml to specify loose constraints instead.
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by odie5533 2y ago
Keep reading the python tutorial you're working through and you'll eventually see they import 3rd party libraries. That's when things get difficult.
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by odie5533 2y ago
It's all-in-one. Also mise > asdf.

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