This is good nuance to add to the conversation, thanks. I think in most cases you have to trust some group of parties. As an individual you likely don't have enough time and expertise to fully validate everything that…
A reference (that lays out the statistical arguments) is "Common Sense on Mutual Funds" by John Bogle.
What would you rather have for the next 5 years? Why?
Many reasons. Time value of money, competition, maybe even regulation.
Compared to __slots__ (also Python 3.7.4) Using your definition of class X %timeit x.w() 313 ns ± 18.3 ns per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 1000000 loops each) Add __slots__ class X: __slots__ = ('a') def w(z): a =…
> The condition is, though, that I need to be able to quickly run the program to validate just all of it to work. That's a condition for all TDD. > I know there's testing frameworks, although it seems more of an…
TIL... Thanks for highlighting this.
> We've lost this battle. I think you could look at the battle/war from a different perspectives, and come up with different conclusions. In the mainstream (whatever that is?) it appears that convenience wins. And…
Wow, that's super unlikely. How many commits did the repo have? According to [1] using 3 letters you'd need at least 72 commits to have at least 50% chance to observe a clash. Using 6 letters you'd need at least 3977…
> It works in conjunction with the command line Do you know of git GUIs that explicitly maintain a bijection between the GUI and the underlying command history? It'd be cool to use the GUI and see the command history,…
> I don't interpret this as charging different customers different prices per se. Based on my experience Lyft and Uber charge different prices to different customers with identical trips. I've tested this by asking…
> more precisely predict what riders might be willing to pay for a ride It's weird to me that this sort of price discrimination is legal. E.g. given this information, my incentive as a rider is to never tip (so that…
Docker + setuptools/pip + python is great for development and production. Docker is definitely worth learning, and is pretty easy to learn.
It seems like long builds are either (a) necessary or (b) user error. (a) If you have a tree of dependencies and you change the root, you should rebuild everything that depends on it to make sure it's still compatible.…
I think contemporary best practices start with the production environment and work backwards towards creating a development environment as close to the production environment as possible. These days, most productions…
That does sound convenient. I wonder if the virtualenv aspect is relevant though, i.e. do people really deploy npm apps outside of a container/isolation layer? I imagine if you're deploying docker, you probably should…
> It’s not really clear how to best use containers to protect your privacy Do you think private browsing sessions are also unclear/have unintuitive UX? It seems like firefox containers are just private browsing sessions…
As a python programmer I would have no idea what `valid_P` is supposed to mean. Valid Pascals?
Yes, async/await. https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio-task.html#awaitabl...
Whenever I hear people talk about picking up journaling I come away a little annoyed. They publicly describe a habit that they claim is useful. To me that implies that they're suggesting others invest time into the…
Took me about 3 weeks to get to proficient and a month or two to be fluent. Mainly playing on a dvorak typing tutor website while watching TV.
There were a bunch of (online) games without a well-defined end popular in the late 90s/early 00s too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diablo_II https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StarCraft:_Brood_War…
Have you been tipping on your AWS bill? Or the package delivery workers? (What does Amazon have to do with this?)
A similar neat O(log(n)) solution https://kukuruku.co/post/the-nth-fibonacci-number-in-olog-n/
Did you vet your question and its phrasing with your co-workers? What did they say?
This is good nuance to add to the conversation, thanks. I think in most cases you have to trust some group of parties. As an individual you likely don't have enough time and expertise to fully validate everything that…
A reference (that lays out the statistical arguments) is "Common Sense on Mutual Funds" by John Bogle.
What would you rather have for the next 5 years? Why?
Many reasons. Time value of money, competition, maybe even regulation.
Compared to __slots__ (also Python 3.7.4) Using your definition of class X %timeit x.w() 313 ns ± 18.3 ns per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 1000000 loops each) Add __slots__ class X: __slots__ = ('a') def w(z): a =…
> The condition is, though, that I need to be able to quickly run the program to validate just all of it to work. That's a condition for all TDD. > I know there's testing frameworks, although it seems more of an…
TIL... Thanks for highlighting this.
> We've lost this battle. I think you could look at the battle/war from a different perspectives, and come up with different conclusions. In the mainstream (whatever that is?) it appears that convenience wins. And…
Wow, that's super unlikely. How many commits did the repo have? According to [1] using 3 letters you'd need at least 72 commits to have at least 50% chance to observe a clash. Using 6 letters you'd need at least 3977…
> It works in conjunction with the command line Do you know of git GUIs that explicitly maintain a bijection between the GUI and the underlying command history? It'd be cool to use the GUI and see the command history,…
> I don't interpret this as charging different customers different prices per se. Based on my experience Lyft and Uber charge different prices to different customers with identical trips. I've tested this by asking…
> more precisely predict what riders might be willing to pay for a ride It's weird to me that this sort of price discrimination is legal. E.g. given this information, my incentive as a rider is to never tip (so that…
Docker + setuptools/pip + python is great for development and production. Docker is definitely worth learning, and is pretty easy to learn.
It seems like long builds are either (a) necessary or (b) user error. (a) If you have a tree of dependencies and you change the root, you should rebuild everything that depends on it to make sure it's still compatible.…
I think contemporary best practices start with the production environment and work backwards towards creating a development environment as close to the production environment as possible. These days, most productions…
That does sound convenient. I wonder if the virtualenv aspect is relevant though, i.e. do people really deploy npm apps outside of a container/isolation layer? I imagine if you're deploying docker, you probably should…
> It’s not really clear how to best use containers to protect your privacy Do you think private browsing sessions are also unclear/have unintuitive UX? It seems like firefox containers are just private browsing sessions…
As a python programmer I would have no idea what `valid_P` is supposed to mean. Valid Pascals?
Yes, async/await. https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio-task.html#awaitabl...
Whenever I hear people talk about picking up journaling I come away a little annoyed. They publicly describe a habit that they claim is useful. To me that implies that they're suggesting others invest time into the…
Took me about 3 weeks to get to proficient and a month or two to be fluent. Mainly playing on a dvorak typing tutor website while watching TV.
There were a bunch of (online) games without a well-defined end popular in the late 90s/early 00s too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diablo_II https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StarCraft:_Brood_War…
Have you been tipping on your AWS bill? Or the package delivery workers? (What does Amazon have to do with this?)
A similar neat O(log(n)) solution https://kukuruku.co/post/the-nth-fibonacci-number-in-olog-n/
Did you vet your question and its phrasing with your co-workers? What did they say?