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by gpshead 2y ago
Adding to the wonderful writeup by my now-ex teammate (thanks!): Several of us were/are/TBD also involved in both long term strategic leadership and maintenance of the open source CPython project itself. That direct feedback line
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by gpshead 2y ago
Well over 100m lines of Python as has been publicly stated several times over the years is not "very little".
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by gpshead 3y ago
Lutron Caseta has a telnet interface via an Ethernet port. Read as much into that statement as you want.
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by gpshead 3y ago
uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu :cry:
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by gpshead 4y ago
You do realize that duckduckgo is primarily a frontend for bing right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DuckDuckGo#Search_results
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by gpshead 4y ago
I keep wondering if it was as well given code I've had to wrangle that _wants_ twos compliment fixed size math in Python. Both signed and unsigned. But our language tries not to have a bazillion different basic types and the ill-defi
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by gpshead 4y ago
Because there are. Digging through our history, a person who reported the same thing earlier than you never got a response at all. Like I said, we've identified organizational issues to be addressed. (I honestly don't know who sho
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by gpshead 4y ago
If you don't understand why I cited the code of conduct and redirected discussion to a more appropriate forum for constructive discussion, go read our code of conduct vs the language that was being directed at us and what being linked
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by gpshead 4y ago
This is easy for huge corporations who live and breathe automated-DDoS protection without blinking an eye, but a major challenge for all of the little applications and small hosts.
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by gpshead 4y ago
I wanted to upvote this comment but that just feels wrong.
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by gpshead 5y ago
Bad premise. It is not all about benefit to the person being vaccinated even in a low imputed immunity scenario. The unvaccinated fill up and overwhelm healthcare systems. That disrupts all medical care for everyone. By being vaccinated
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by gpshead 5y ago
We'll link to this in ten years when you're still writing some Real Things in Python assuming this site even stays up that long and we have nothing better to do. ;)
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by gpshead 5y ago
Doesn't the local government want to tax those digital "currency" sales you used as a transfer mechanism as capital gains income?
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by gpshead 7y ago
Look up PyOxidizer. But also look at MyPy's internal MyPyC if you want something that uses type information for some speedups.
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by gpshead 7y ago
MyPy is not owned by Dropbox. They use it and many significant contributors work there, so it is easy to get this impression. But it was started before that happened.
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by gpshead 7y ago
not to the same extent.
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by gpshead 7y ago
Yes it does: mypy can analyze Python 2 code - https://mypy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/python2.html MyPy itself _runs_ under Python 3.
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by gpshead 7y ago
Nope. Our pytype project started before Mypy even existed. It was inspired first by https://developers.google.com/closure/compiler/'s success, and soon after inspired by TypeScript being released by Microso
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by gpshead 8y ago
Flickr, the progenetor of photo tagging, remains a great place to do that. Desktop in 2019? good luck. Adobe or Apple.
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by gpshead 8y ago
hiybbprqag for one - https://www.wired.com/2011/02/bing-copies-google/
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by gpshead 8y ago
You just filled up my BINGO card by saying "clearly" to indicate that you have no idea what you are talking about.
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by gpshead 9y ago
Neither do most US citizens.
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by gpshead 9y ago
Nobody likes an asshole, even a responsible one.
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by gpshead 9y ago
Thanks! Eek! An XML interface definition. In 2017!
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by gpshead 9y ago
It seems entirely reasonable for someone to create a MicroPython wrapper generator. It appears to have a C/C++ API so it should be similar to the existing CPython Generator and Runtime.
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by gpshead 9y ago
No goats need to be sacrificed in order for CLIF to do the right thing.
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by gpshead 9y ago
Metaprogramming such as pybind11 does is neat. Thanks for the pointer to the project. It still looks like manually written C extension modules to me based off of what I see in https://github.com/pybind/pybind11/b
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by gpshead 9y ago
There are always justifiable use cases for manually written Python bindings. But a "there be dragons" caveat applies as getting the CPython API correct is complicated. Reference counting and error checking bugs are common in hand
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by gpshead 9y ago
I wondered how long it would take before someone posted CLIF here since we haven't put up a blog post about it yet... :) Interesting stat: Around 80% of our the Python C++ extension module wrappings being added to our code base are now
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by gpshead 10y ago
+1 trolling :)

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