ttymck

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   by ttymck 6y ago

   My intuition: a python interpreter gets one `PYTHONPATH` variable and so when I `import my_dep` in my app and another dependency also imports `my_dep`, they are resolved by the interpreter and cannot specify different source locations for `
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   by ttymck 6y ago

   While I appreciate the feedback, the goal of the site is to "crowdsource" the snippets, i.e. they are all user submitted, and then the public votes on whether it is "bad" or "not so bad".
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   by ttymck 6y ago

   Thanks for replying -- I appreciate you sharing your methodology! No need for refund, I feel the price is fair.
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   by ttymck 6y ago

   Thanks for the feedback! I wanted to urge users to submit "here's how I'd do it" instead of commenting, i.e. show don't tell But I think you're right that a comments section is more usable/useful.
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   by ttymck 6y ago

   Thanks for sharing. I purchased it and took a look at the "web apps list". I was a bit disappointed -- it looks like this is just a scrape of product hunt? There isn't much metadata associated, just the information product hu
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   Show HN: BadPython.com – see how not to write Python(badpython.com)

   1 points by ttymck 6y ago|5 comments
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   by ttymck 6y ago

   Python is a really flexible language, and there are tons of right -- and wrong ways -- to accomplish any task. BadPython is a fun, collaborative way to see and share snippets of python code, vote on whether it's actually bad , and hop
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   by ttymck 6y ago

   How does "several teams wanting to deploy simultaneously" cause problems in a monolith? Do you mean "merge code changes simultaneously"?
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   by ttymck 6y ago

   Does "Lenix" seem like an unfortunate name, or is it just me?
10. 670.▲
    by ttymck 6y ago

    You raise a good point, there is an apparent need for an application that retains the dags-as-code but radically simplifies the airflow architecture.
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    Would you agree the $300-500 is easily offset by any 1 production incident/outage that would require manual intervention on the airflow servers (and thus developer salary for however many hours to fix, and lost productivity elsewhere)?
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    I would like to hear opinions on Chicago, both during COVID and Pre/Post COVID. Figured I should ask, if Chicagoans are not replying, why not?
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    Would love to hear more about how you deploy, manage and utilize Celery. I think there is a lack of quality case studies on celery-in-production. Thanks for sharing!
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    An important distinction, absolutely.
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24277902
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    > I say... who cares. Does this make you an "Art Snob Snob"?
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    You should account for the externalities of cat ownership, above and beyond them being a space heater: companionship, responsibility, pride, etc.
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    From Privacy Policy: > The amount and type of information that Wabi gathers depends on the nature of the interaction. For example, we ask visitors who sign up for a blog at https://meetwabi.com to provide a username and email
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    I, and I'm sure others, appreciate this response. But I think if someone is under the belief that "I expect to hold them to account", then the only appropriate response is: "Then GCP is not for you"
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    Softbank is responsible for spreading that assumption, no? Fairly recently? (Uber, et al.)
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    So, we can only assume that, if we follow the money far enough, we would almost surely find this "gang" is connected to one or more administrators at the institution.
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    What does the alternative look like? A contract for 10 rides? A contract for one week at a time? What if the driver wants to serve one ride, and then never again: what contract models allow that single ride to fulfill a "contract"
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    > I still don't understand how they make money I implore you to look into it [1] [1] https://fortune.com/2020/07/08/robinhood-makes-millions-sell...
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    How does "paying market value" become "salaries are unlimited"?
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    This looks awesome! Excited to give it a spin. If I wanted to take a stab at a Scala SDK, is that something you would be interested in supporting, or should community/contrib SDKs be managed as separate projects/plugins?
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    It's definitely confusing, because there are so many options. I wrote about dependency management best practices here[1]. Planning to write a follow-up on "cross-platform executables" soon [1] https://havercene.io&
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    "for interchange" in data science might well mean data on-the-move rather than data at-rest: i.e. a pipeline in two stages, step A in python and step B in R. The data is exchanged (relatively) quickly via disk, and speed beats com
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    UFCS is awesome, I had no idea it existed! Implicit classes are my favorite feature of scala[1], I agree .chain syntax is infinitely more readable. [1] https://riptutorial.com/scala/example/7538/implicit-class
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    You could make neighborhoods a lot safer with a lot fewer police by using modern methods like facial recognition cameras and unmanned aerial surveillance. Break-ins and robberies suddenly become wildly easy to punish afterwards and a
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    by ttymck 6y ago

    This sounds like an absolute dream. I'm envious, and impressed.