zys5945

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   by zys5945 6y ago

   I don't think zoom provides e2e encryption. iirc zoom decrypts all messages at their server before encrypting it again and forwarding it to the destination.
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   by zys5945 7y ago

   I think it's about the number of developers involved. If you have a small team of 3-5 people who understands the architecture as a whole and can keep up with most PRs then I don't think a UI framework is necessary. However, if you
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   by zys5945 7y ago

   That would imply a drastic change to the language design. Essentially you are asking for 2 code generators (one for code managed by the go runtime and one managed by the programmer). It might be possible but it's most likely not gonna
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   by zys5945 7y ago

   It was
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   by zys5945 7y ago

   Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Fullstack development (Javascript, Node.js, Angular, React.js), Android developement (Java, Android SDK), Desktop developement (Electron.js, WPF), SQL, C++, P
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   Show HN: Python live coding extension for vscode(github.com)

   3 points by zys5945 7y ago|0 comments
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   by zys5945 7y ago

   Never used poetry before. How does it compare against pipenv?
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   by zys5945 7y ago

   I agree that builtin tools suck for dependency management. However a lot of the issues that you mentioned (such as lock file and transitive dependencies) can be handled by pipenv, which should be the default package manager
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   by zys5945 7y ago

   > Yes, those are caught when using pip freeze. No they are not. Pip freeze does not resolve transitive dependencies, nor does pip know what to do if your transitive dependencies conflict with each another.
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    by zys5945 7y ago

    I think he is referring to indirect dependencies
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    by zys5945 7y ago

    PyPy is a python implementation in python (RPython to be exact)