ducdetronquito

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by ducdetronquito 1mo ago
Until this law is ever applied, I warmly recommend my fellow french to install the «saracroche» app to filter out unsollicited calls. It’s free, open source, all my family uses it for about 2 months now and it just works. Btw, if it’s creat
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by ducdetronquito 4mo ago
I use django-types(1), which is far from perfect but does a good enough job for my usecases. I think that Django's magic isn't statically typecheckable, so I tend to avoid those features altogether. If it's not possible, you
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by ducdetronquito 4mo ago
Congrats on the release, and thanks for this nice tool ! I migrated a small python/django backend project at work from basedpyright to pyrefly 1.0 yesterday to try it, and the migration was painless: just running pyrefly init converted
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by ducdetronquito 5mo ago
You paint them wrongly as elitists. It's a critique of low effort PRs compared to the high effort review they require.
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by ducdetronquito 8mo ago
Good read, TIL! That being said, I use Django daily for 10 years but I don’t understand the ORM besides basic CRUD. Even a simple group by looks weird. Writing plain SQL feels easier and more maintainable in the long run.
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by ducdetronquito 10mo ago
Good job, template partials looks like a nice improvement ! That being said, the current state of type annotations is a pain: django-stubs works on mypy but with a plugin (and mypy is slow as hell), django-types is a fork a django-stubs tha
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by ducdetronquito 10mo ago
You're right, but I also don't find a way a task queue library could know that upfront either to implement progress reporting. Does anyone know a task queue library that implement it ? I would be curious to look at it !
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by ducdetronquito 10mo ago
I also warmly recommend procrastinate ! We moved all our celery tasks to procrastinate at work for all our django backends since almost two years now and it has been great. Having tasks deferred in the same transaction as the business logic
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by ducdetronquito 10mo ago
To implement progress reporting, it means you are able to know the time a task would take to run upfront, no? Is it even possible to do it accurately ? Though, I imagine you could have strategies to give an approximation of it, for example
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by ducdetronquito 1y ago
Pleasant and interesting read !
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by ducdetronquito 2y ago
First thanks for mentioning tach, I wished this tool existed for a long time and I'm happy to give in a try in the following days! For typechecker, I also vouch for Pyright which is what we use for all our django backends at work. Just
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by ducdetronquito 2y ago
I subscribe to that too! If your enjoy your time that's more than enough to continue doing what you do :D
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by ducdetronquito 2y ago
Yeah me too, I could not stand it. I do agree with you ! Focusing on being healthy is in my opinion way more beneficial to avoid being sick in general than trying to avoid being sick at all cost. Being stacked by millions in cities living u
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by ducdetronquito 2y ago
Yeah I think these days it depends on the doctor: some don't care, some asks you to wear one. But I admit I may be wrong here, I'm lucky to be healthy and my family too so we pretty much never go to the doctor. We had this police
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by ducdetronquito 2y ago
To continue on sfblah's comment (just above mine): in France, before the mask mandate that came after the first covid lockdown, I don't remember a single doctor/nurse* to wear a mask to do their job even during intense period
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by ducdetronquito 2y ago
It's a simple tool that makes my life easier for more than a year: thanks to the creator and contributors :)
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by ducdetronquito 2y ago
Works like a charm for me with Ubuntu 24.04/VSCode/Ionide (F# extension) ! For AoC I don't use a real project setup, just a `dayX.fsx` file and I run it like a script with `dotnet fsi dayX.fsx`, et voilà :)
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by ducdetronquito 2y ago
I will try to do it with F# and Gleam this year, but like every year I won’t have time (and brain) to do more than 10/12 days ^^ For the pythonists around here, give F# a try: it can feels very close to scripting and it has a wonderful
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by ducdetronquito 2y ago
Thanks :)
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by ducdetronquito 2y ago
I only toyed with F# recently, but coming from Python I really like that I can also use a REPL to experiment stuff: I wonder if experienced F# devs use it too. I hope to have time to build a small web backend project this winter, to get t
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by ducdetronquito 2y ago
Congrats on the release, it like every bit of it ! I hope Gleam will find more sponsors for Louis and the core contributors, especially one from a stable company ! On this side, have you thought about publishing paid educational content to
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by ducdetronquito 2y ago
Congrats for the release ! It’s really great to see some strong contributors alongside Louis :) I'm only learning Gleam right now but the feature set already feels small, very cohesive and well thought. Pipelines, function capture, use
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by ducdetronquito 2y ago
I just discovered it this morning and it works like a charm as an asdf replacement for my Python setup at work. It also replaces "just" as a task manager for me which is very pleasant. The fact that the python plugin uses precompi