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   by akaptur 5y ago

   I didn't get into this in the blog post, but we use io-ts at Pilot, and we generate most of the codecs based on the type annotations on the Python side. It works reasonably well, although I think the io-ts syntax confuses people who ar
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   by akaptur 5y ago

   You might be interested in the PEP introducing structural subtyping to Python: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0544/ - there, they use "structural subtyping" and "static duck typing" a
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   Python puzzle solutions(akaptur.github.io)

   1 points by akaptur 13y ago|0 comments
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   Fall residents at Hacker School(hackerschool.com)

   4 points by akaptur 13y ago|0 comments
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   by akaptur 13y ago

   HS facilitator here - If you email me (allison at hackerschool), we can give you feedback.
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   Peter Norvig and eight others are Hacker School residents(hackerschool.com)

   138 points by akaptur 13y ago|81 comments
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   by akaptur 13y ago

   Hacker School employee here. I can confirm that she's been admitted.
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   by akaptur 14y ago

   Glad you liked it, but that's actually my fork of the original, which was by another Hacker Schooler: https://github.com/bev-a-tron/MyFlaskTutorial I really liked the way she distinguished arbitrary variable names from mandatory class nam
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   There's no magic: virtualenv edition(hackerschool.com)

   134 points by akaptur 14y ago|24 comments