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by wbond 10y ago
> (And such regulations disadvantage EU companies, as a non-EU company with no legal nexus in the EU has no obligation to charge such taxes.) This is not true. You can read about VAT MOSS and the non union scheme for more info.
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by wbond 10y ago
My third-party Python library that gives access to the system CA trust store: https://github.com/wbond/oscrypto
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by wbond 10y ago
I do write some code using FFI, but I have a cffi layer in there for PyPy. I do not interact with the CPython API. Currently I don't have an interest in taking time to try and make PyPy less slow for my use case, for many reasons that
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by wbond 10y ago
Perhaps that not everyone is writing long-running services using Python? PyPy 5.3.0 is twice as slow as Python 3.5.0 for some work I regularly deal with (1.1s for PyPy, 0.6s for CPython). Another project it is ~40% slower (7.7s vs 5.6s). Ad
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by wbond 10y ago
We've gotten flack from package developers submitting new packages to Package Control [0] because all additions to the default channel are hand reviewed. Part of this process is to prevent accidentally close package names, to try and e
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by wbond 10y ago
All of the testing I've done with real-world code has shown an improvement of 10-20% moving from 2.7 to 3.4. I believe 3.5 made some slight further improvements.
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by wbond 10y ago
Hopefully it will convince developers to not trust the client and actually confirm the user uploaded a .jpg, .png or .gif. But I guess that isn’t nearly as useful for us when we want a reason why we need to rewrite everything. :)
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by wbond 10y ago
If you are using the recently-added default Rust syntax for Sublime Text and run into any issues, please let me know by filing an issue at https://github.com/sublimehq/Packages/issues .
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by wbond 11y ago
Pypy3 is a separate project. From previous comments by the PyPy team, their customers are almost all targeting Python 2, hence Python 3 doesn’t get nearly as much attention. Pypy3’s last release was 2.4.0 in 2014. It targets Python 3.2, whi
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by wbond 11y ago
Around 80% of Package Control users are running ST3, averaged over the past six months. The percentage for the past month is approximately the same.
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by wbond 11y ago
Thanks for letting me know about the fix in 10. Too bad it didn't make it into 8/2012.
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by wbond 11y ago
Having worked with SChannel to build a Python wrapper, there are a number of little bugs that require falling back to TLS 1.1 or retrying the connection. For instance, if a trust root uses an MD5 signature, TLS 1.2 can't be used. Also,
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by wbond 11y ago
I‘ll be working on everything related to Sublime Text. I was part of the dev releases building up to 3103, moving the forum and merging in pull requests from https://github.com/sublimehq/Packages . We are definitely wor
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by wbond 11y ago
Wow, thanks everyone! I'm thrilled to be working with Jon and Kari and to be helping with Sublime Text.
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by wbond 11y ago
Package Control protects package information in transit using TLS, verifies TLS hostnames, and requires that package metadata source URLs are HTTPS. The source URLs for package information are all tracked in an open source repo on GitHub. F
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by wbond 11y ago
I think a general comment that goes hand in hand with this list is: don't expect someone who has released open source code to be supporting you. If you are using extensive open source code in your (money-making) project, acknowledge th
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by wbond 11y ago
That seems to be in line with what the author wants. Plenty of people prefer open source to mean "you can copy my code," and not "let's build something together". You using, or not using, the author's code will
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by wbond 11y ago
I was just clarifying for other readers. I looked through it because I've been working on some Python crypto stuff for a while, so I was curious what it used since the statement above was that it only required Python.
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by wbond 11y ago
It also requires the openssl executable in your path.
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by wbond 11y ago
Previous comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10498271
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by wbond 11y ago
But if you are alt-tabbing, you no longer have the full suite of Sublime Text tools to work with. You don't have multiple cursors, and you can't use goto file, you don't get nice syntax highlighting, you can't select and
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A riddle wrapped in a curve(blog.cryptographyengineering.com)
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by wbond 11y ago
The screenshots look pretty, but more details would be helpful. From my experience digging into collecting VAT for digital goods, the issue is complex to say the least. Does is handle VAT exempt areas? Are VAT IDs validated? Does it allow n
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by wbond 11y ago
Location: (North of) Boston, MA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Lua, JS, (some Go, some C), crypto, devops, Postgres, HTML/CSS GitHub: https://github.com/wbond Résumé/Email: http:/&
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by wbond 11y ago
Yes, Sublime Text embeds Python. The Python interpreter is initialized by the Sublime Text binary. The issues that Floobits ran into were some of the edge-cases related to distributing a compiled version of Python to various operating syste
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by wbond 11y ago
I added a comment on this page that Package Control patches the select issue on ST2 for Windows (and explains it a little), plus includes shims for _ssl on Linux with details about how it works.
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by wbond 11y ago
No, ST2 does not use whatever happens to be in the path on OS X. It uses version 2.6 from the system Python.framework.
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by wbond 11y ago
As of earlier in the year, over 80% of Package Control users were on ST3. ST2 usage seems to be waning pretty significantly. It will be nice once package developers can use all of the goodies in Python 3 and not worry about the ancient Pyth
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by wbond 11y ago
Package Control has patched these two module issues for a while, but I figured I'd give some details for those that are interested: Sublime Text 2 on Windows has an error when importing select. It isn't that Jon didn't includ
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by wbond 11y ago
This is from 2011.

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