my transfers always use a tcp:relay, how can I prevent that?

That was exquisite.

Raymond Hettinger is just the best....

amazing presentation hatt off to the hard work, get a lot of understanding.

ah I wish I could see the other two points

Im using FastApi + Uvicorn t o write a REST API server and FastApi supports both async/await based routes and sync route methods(controllers). It is mostly I/O bound work. My server downloads files from another server. Each request on my server makes 5 request to another server. I was unable to fully use my cpu time (its k8s container with cpu and memory rewuest set and also scales based on cpu usage, but was not scaling, despite requests are getting backlogged in request queue) with sync methods. The use of async/await and so the async http librarires has made the server an order faster. Event loops are a great invention. Asynchronous is the way to go even for I/O bound operations.

What a wonderful and insightful orator and educator.

This is the knowledge that I need. Where can I find more stuff like this?

is there a way to install packages within a nix-shell using pip?

how can JupyterLab IDE (desktop) after working offline be synchronised to a web repository for publishing and collaboration?

Awesome

This is such a solid talk. Thanks for posting Cristian!

to find examples of scripting gdb with python, search for gdb.execute("set breakpoint pending on") language:python

salar is so cool

I know this is a little late, but she did a great job of explaining both!

Happened to see this. I learned so much out of it.😮

Useful but I'm not sure you're always reducing load by using some of those std lib methods, it's the opposite of what they do in golang where they want the code to be self descriptive, [choice(foo) for i in range (10)] is faster to process than choices(foo,k=10) for most people I guess. Sure it deoends on the environment and if the other ones succeptible to read the code are python wizards or more general developers but where is the limit ? Especially when chaining those

All the auto resizing is great but why not allow fixed sizes for optimization

Watching all these does make me feel like I know something without actually doing anything lol

Slides for the PyCon 2017 version of this talk are at www.dropbox.com/s/5wxmeffrm1i5zqw/Pycon2017CompactDictTalk.pdf?e=1&dl=0

Being excited about having the highest score in mini golf remembers me of an episode of Curious George.

We switched to using virtualenv inside the docker image (actually using pipx) because we had dependencies incompatibilities between several python apps, some internal, some opensource. UItimately, using pipx inside the docker image isolate each apps and solve many issues, at the cost of extra space. I won't do that for a webapp for instance, but for a "toolbox" docker image it definitively helped.

Super disappointing that the slides cut off at 24:30

link to paper arxiv.org/pdf/1610.03013.pdf

TO ALL INDIANS TUPEL as PUPIL ---please pronounce correctly

It is pronounced Tupel as Pupil - not Tupel as in Chupel

I expected Al Sweigart to be a 50 year old guy with a beard for some reason!

I feel bad for the display issue; hate that. Conferences should hold venues more accountable for bad tech setups. Excellent wifi and presentation tech is as important as the physical space.

I still listen to this and find it awesome.

Very useful talk for me! Are the slides available somewhere?

Great presentation! Reveal vs. Keynote... you shouldn't have to decide. We need a framework that takes a standard text format - like Markdown - and outputs either one using a standard API for writing exporters. The Reveal output could be html, the Keynote, Applescript.

Cache lines, i don't understand it.

nice talk, dan!

Brilliant!

Today I learned a new concept: frightening faucets. (They go tap, tap, tap in your bathroom.)

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Great demo! Appreciated the color on the data sources and step by step tooling to enable visualization - very cool.

Very cool! You've addressed a real pain point. Thank you

I have the smartest brother in the world!! Love you Aaron❤

dislike for the ear bursting noisey beeps on the start of the video. I almost gone deaf..

This guy is awesome, i just don't see how either tool is useful in a work environment.

😘😘😘

Nice to see a demo with no type hints i 2023

nice video actually

Love Feynman!

What do you know. That’s my uncle.

Is there a worse way though?

That was an inspiring pitch, thanks for visiting SF

how can coconut parse xonsh?