sensen7

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   by sensen7 1y ago

   Do you have any examples?
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   by sensen7 1y ago

   >Yes, this is the downstream effects of designing APIs this way. Breaking them up into smaller chunks of state makes it significantly more pleasant. What they're describing is the downstream effect of not designing APIs that way.
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   by sensen7 1y ago

   >In that era you actually did need to "fight" to get obviously correct code to compile because the checking is only looking at the lexical structure. NLL's final implementation (Polonius) hasn't landed yet, and many o
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   by sensen7 1y ago

   You're probably thinking of "slabs" or "slotmaps"
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   by sensen7 1y ago

   Yes, it's a map that provides efficient random deletes and contiguous hole-free storage, proving that they are not completely at odds with each other. If you don't care about the map part, you can get the same behavior by just mov
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   by sensen7 1y ago

   They aren't: https://github.com/GossiperLoturot/densemap
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   by sensen7 2y ago

   If venvs were a reasonable solution here, presumably the pyspread authors would have included them in the installation instructions. Instead they just say to "pip install", which predictably does not work for most people. It sound