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   by odie5533 2y ago

   cries in CI
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   by odie5533 2y ago

   Try uv. You will be shocked how much faster it is.
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   by odie5533 2y ago

   Poetry supports in-project venvs. You can enable it globally. https://python-poetry.org/docs/configuration/#virtualenvsin-...
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   by odie5533 2y ago

   I disagree with the title, but it's an okay rundown of the various package managers. Wish the author had tried out hatch though since it seems good. Also rye is not abandoned. You can see the repo has updates within the last 24 hours f
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   by odie5533 2y ago

   Thanks! The testing here though shows asyncpg is a lot faster https://github.com/MagicStack/asyncpg Not sure there is a compelling reason to stay with psycopg3 then if asyncpg exists.
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   by odie5533 2y ago

   From reading that, it's still unclear to me why asyncpg is faster than async psycopg3.
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   by odie5533 2y ago

   Might be good to include in the top of the README why the tool exists and possible use cases that people might use it for. It appears to be a way to check that a package being published has proper and expected dependency trees?
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   by odie5533 2y ago

   Posted 2 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40857001
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   by odie5533 2y ago

   Replace pyenv with mise. It's faster and supports Node projects.
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    mise is also a great alternative to pyenv and works with for Node projects too.
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    Poetry should not be installed into the local venv. That is a mistake. You should install it with homebrew or using its standalone installer.
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    Why is asyncpg so much faster?
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    Everyone seems still on psycopg2. Is there a compelling reason to switch? Is Psycopg3 faster?
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    New edition! The book is scheduled to be published by O’Reilly Media in June 2024.
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    Has Pyodide capped out on performance? Can rewriting portions of native Python code to more optimized WebAssembly instructions garner a boost? I tried some of the demos on https://jupyterlite.readthedocs.io/en/stable&#x
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    so what?
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    AI generated junk articles
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    pyenv + pip are tried and trusted. I would expect every tutorial they encounter will use them. So they're worth learning for that. Rye is a great tool, but my issue with it is barely anyone uses it, and no tutorials or guides are going
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    If there APM dashboard is anything like Log Insights, hard pass. There's a reason no one uses Amazon's observability platforms. They're terrible to use.
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    They call pytest --collect-only and parse the output before distributing it to the Github Action python matrix. I'm a little surprised pytest doesn't offer the ability to cache collection. Though a slow collection time may be an i