Compare to Nim?
I don't remember WiFi or CPU backdoors in Snowden, ShadowBrokers, or Intel 2020. Unless by "backdoor" you just mean NSA holds zero days on various important technologies, which is reasonably likely given EternalBlue. Is…
Can you provide some evidence for these claims?
They'll be stuck in a tunnel. Is that worse than being stuck in the desert?
It looks like barely faster than Pandas?
Which reviewers do that?
> Can know for sure can know what -- that there isn't a backdoor? I can look at Linux source all day and not find the answer to that.
I dunno, why do you say that?
> Are everyday consumers harmed by Google’s practices YES How are consumers harmed by Google presenting extracted data in an infobox? Isn't it more convenient?
There is a trusted hardware industry emerging, so your story has plausibility
What would a scammer do in that situation?
That's a surprisingly large amount of work, what is involved?
It is a substantive comment about the presentation of the subject matter.
There's a table of numbers in the readme but it has no headers so I don't know what it means.
Poetry is by far the best way to start a Python project. Way easier than using pip, pipenv, virtualenv, venv, pyenv, conda, miniconda. https://python-poetry.org/
May I ask what kind of production environments you have in mind? Are these large-scale FAANG-style deployments or something else?
Cool idea.
Nice analogy
Does this take data from the Garmin web API or directly from the watch hardware, without uploading it to Garmin?
If USPS didn't exist, do you think FedEx start delivering to those places?
The kickstarter funding target is $50k. Is that a typical cost to design and manufacture a phone?
> And then the EV has to stop and charge for a couple hours. 600 mi at 10mi/hr is 10 hours, so probably ready for a break.
What do you mean by 2? Monitors and TV screens fit that range, no?
What workload do you have in mind?
GitHub has a tag called "good first issue" for this.
Compare to Nim?
I don't remember WiFi or CPU backdoors in Snowden, ShadowBrokers, or Intel 2020. Unless by "backdoor" you just mean NSA holds zero days on various important technologies, which is reasonably likely given EternalBlue. Is…
Can you provide some evidence for these claims?
They'll be stuck in a tunnel. Is that worse than being stuck in the desert?
It looks like barely faster than Pandas?
Which reviewers do that?
> Can know for sure can know what -- that there isn't a backdoor? I can look at Linux source all day and not find the answer to that.
I dunno, why do you say that?
> Are everyday consumers harmed by Google’s practices YES How are consumers harmed by Google presenting extracted data in an infobox? Isn't it more convenient?
There is a trusted hardware industry emerging, so your story has plausibility
What would a scammer do in that situation?
That's a surprisingly large amount of work, what is involved?
It is a substantive comment about the presentation of the subject matter.
There's a table of numbers in the readme but it has no headers so I don't know what it means.
Poetry is by far the best way to start a Python project. Way easier than using pip, pipenv, virtualenv, venv, pyenv, conda, miniconda. https://python-poetry.org/
May I ask what kind of production environments you have in mind? Are these large-scale FAANG-style deployments or something else?
Cool idea.
Nice analogy
Does this take data from the Garmin web API or directly from the watch hardware, without uploading it to Garmin?
If USPS didn't exist, do you think FedEx start delivering to those places?
The kickstarter funding target is $50k. Is that a typical cost to design and manufacture a phone?
> And then the EV has to stop and charge for a couple hours. 600 mi at 10mi/hr is 10 hours, so probably ready for a break.
What do you mean by 2? Monitors and TV screens fit that range, no?
What workload do you have in mind?
GitHub has a tag called "good first issue" for this.