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by florimondmanca 6y ago
I see this answer is being downvoted; I’d be happy to discuss points of discord. I was definitely being radical on purpose — perhaps to highlight what seems to me as a blatant reality that our can’t go on forever (and that we can work towa
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by florimondmanca 6y ago
This. Thank you for bringing this up. My take: Thermo-industrial consumer societies don’t need to change. Rather, as you said, we need a system change. We need to swap our current model for something else. The outcome should (and will) be d
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by florimondmanca 6y ago
Right! My “40 includes wind + gas” was confusing, and if that’s “40 on average”, my bad. My point was to address the idea that nuclear is too costly as a long term solution, which I think (?) OP was using that cost/MWh comparison to
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by florimondmanca 6y ago
I do recognize the value of renewables + gas as a transition strategy. :) And do appreciate what the UK has been doing there (using gas + renewables to eradicate coal). My comment was addressing the pre-conceived idea that nuclear is too co
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by florimondmanca 6y ago
> So even the company with a financial incentive to under-estimate the cost is saying that the electricity it produces will be at best as expensive as wind energy already is. ... And be low-carbon (~10gCO2/kWh). Whereas the £40&#x2F
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Gitter Is Joining Element(element.io)
1 points by florimondmanca 6y ago|0 comments
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by florimondmanca 6y ago
Your introductory point about share of lobal emissions is something I think we as an industry don't really realize yet. So, to give some more precise numbers about that… > data centers contribute 3% of global greenhouse emissions No
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by florimondmanca 6y ago
> it's is quite nice to use, at least compared to what I remember asyncio being like. Yes, I agree. Fairly recently there's been anyio [0], which brings ideas from trio to other async libraries, in particular asyncio. E.g. it h
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by florimondmanca 7y ago
Thoughts on this one [0]? :-) [0]: https://github.com/encode/httpx/issues/752
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Libyear: A simple measure of software dependency freshness(github.com)
1 points by florimondmanca 7y ago|0 comments
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by florimondmanca 7y ago
I don't often comment on HN, but I feel like this time I have to step up. Having worked and developed with it extensively for over a year now, ASGI is one of the most elegant and well-designed interfaces I've seen. Just wanted t
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by florimondmanca 7y ago
Python HTTPX co-maintainer here: AFAIK, Ruby's HTTPX did not inspire Python's HTTPX. Eg. the name came from a totally unrelated discussion, and research did not yield results about Ruby's counterpart back then [0]. In fact, P
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Open Source Is Broken(dev.to)
4 points by florimondmanca 7y ago|3 comments
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Open source developers: Stop blocking organizations you don’t like(techrepublic.com)
3 points by florimondmanca 7y ago|0 comments
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Guide to the CPython Source Code(realpython.com)
2 points by florimondmanca 7y ago|0 comments
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by florimondmanca 7y ago
On a side note, there has been work on an async HTTP client in a separate project conducted by the Encode organization here: https://github.com/encode/http3
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How I Built a Python Web Framework and Became an Open Source Maintainer(dev.to)
1 points by florimondmanca 8y ago|0 comments
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by florimondmanca 8y ago
Hi, thanks for your answer and interesting point of view! To my defence, I wrote this post the very night I installed and fired up everything Vue-related. Having taken a step back now, it might sound a bit too theatrical. I've accomoda
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From Angular to Vue: Feeling Like a Beginner Again(blog.florimondmanca.com)
2 points by florimondmanca 8y ago|2 comments
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Inbox Zero: How to Keep a Clean Email Inbox (And Mind)(blog.florimondmanca.com)
3 points by florimondmanca 8y ago|2 comments
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Breaking News: Everything Is An Event (Streaming Data and Apache Kafka)(blog.florimondmanca.com)
3 points by florimondmanca 8y ago|0 comments
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RESTful API Design: 13 Best Practices to Make Your Users Happy(blog.florimondmanca.com)
2 points by florimondmanca 8y ago|0 comments
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Python Mutable Defaults Are the Source of All Evil(blog.florimondmanca.com)
3 points by florimondmanca 8y ago|0 comments
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A practical usage of ChainMap in Python(blog.florimondmanca.com)
63 points by florimondmanca 8y ago|15 comments
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Building a Streaming Fraud Detection System with Kafka and Python(blog.florimondmanca.com)
2 points by florimondmanca 8y ago|0 comments