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ofek
7y ago
Hi there! We actually talked quite a bit about that in a recent podcast https://www.dataengineeringpodcast.com/datadog-timeseries-da...
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ofek
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Hey, Ofek from Datadog here! I recently implemented our ClickHouse integration [1], so if any of you would like to try it out we would appreciate feedback. I really enjoyed learning about this database, and it has excellent docs :) Oh fun f
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Show HN: Bit v0.5.0 – Bitcoin made easy, now with SegWit support
(github.com)
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8y ago
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Lit review – Relationship between social media and poor mental health
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Show HN: Userpath – Easily add your app to PATH on all platforms
(github.com)
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ofek
9y ago
https://github.com/wbond/asn1crypto
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Binary 1.0.0: Easy binary and SI unit conversion (kibibyte, kilobyte, etc.)
(github.com)
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ofek
9y ago
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ofek
9y ago
Discord (a heavy Erlang/Elixir user) runs on GCP, right?
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ofek
9y ago
Where can you get the debug version? I can't find it.
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ofek
9y ago
This is a perfect use case for https://github.com/ofek/privy
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Results: Language Energy Efficiency
(sites.google.com)
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Show HN: Userpath – Easily add your app to PATH on all platforms
(github.com)
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ofek
9y ago
When you get a chance, try out Hatch and its `use` command i.e. `hatch use myenv pip install ...` https://github.com/ofek/hatch/blob/master/COMMANDS.rst#use
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ofek
9y ago
I'd say https://github.com/ofek/hatch is the more robust (and easier) choice for virtual env management. FD: I'm the author
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ofek
9y ago
Fyi, I just significantly uncluttered the readme
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ofek
9y ago
Friendly competition {^.^}
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ofek
9y ago
I truly appreciate the feedback :)
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ofek
9y ago
Thanks! Eventually, yes.
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ofek
9y ago
Not at the moment, but what an interesting idea! I'll look into doing that.
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ofek
9y ago
Yes, the tool itself is 3.5+ but what you are working on matters not!
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ofek
9y ago
Thanks and great question! As Hatch does a bunch of different things, I'll just speak to the package management. More or less, hatch manages packages based on environments, whereas pipenv does so based on projects. When pip supports Pi
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ofek
9y ago
Thanks for the kind words! Hatch can replace Conda as a virtual env manager but doesn't really try to compete with it in regards to binary installs. Hatch does try to detect when a Conda env is in use and will adjust the shell prompt a
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ofek
9y ago
install/uninstall/update just uses pip, so yes!
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ofek
9y ago
Working on that now!
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ofek
9y ago
Basically, it combines the core features of many disparate tools into a handful of commands so users have to type less things. If I had to say what is truly novel here, it would be the virtual env management and shell support.
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9y ago
0.4.0 changed the name from `egg` to `new` https://github.com/ofek/hatch/commit/5649b3f6c452b670d919fae...
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Show HN: Privy – An easy, fast lib to password-protect your data in Python
(github.com)
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ofek
9y ago
(Author here) I'm happy to answer any questions!
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Show HN: Hatch – A modern project, package, and virtual env manager for Python
(github.com)
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ofek
9y ago
I'd be weary to conflate OSS with what you refer to as "researchware". Code coming from academia is notorious for poor reproducibility.
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