Charles Brossollet

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Charles Brossollet

Charles Brossollet

@Tcharlss

Python senior backend at @GitGuardian

Paris, France Katılım Şubat 2010
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Gergely Orosz
Gergely Orosz@GergelyOrosz·
Oracle is hiring roughly twice as many senior-and-above software engineers than any other tech business: Big Tech or not. What is happening there? My analysis (and more data on the tech job market): buff.ly/3UfymRF
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Igor Carron
Igor Carron@IgorCarron·
Come as you are! We have 🚀8 job openings 🚀 at @LightOnIO across various teams, technical and business. Join us into making Enterprise LLMs the only thing! Full remote OK for tech positions. lighton.ai/en/jobs
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Teiva Harsanyi
Teiva Harsanyi@teivah·
A wonderful resource that describes some anti-patterns that increase the cognitive load for developers 🧠 The best one I read so far Cognitive Load Developer's Handbook github.com/zakirullin/cog…
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TJ Bollerman
TJ Bollerman@tjbollerman·
@wasimlorgat Xkcd's what ifs are a master class, tho probably more for entertainment than youre looking for what-if.xkcd.com
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Charles Brossollet@Tcharlss·
@learnk8s Important mention from the README : kubectl-debug is not related to kubectl debug kubectl-debug has been largely replaced by kubernetes ephemeral containers.
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LearnKube@learnk8s·
kubectl-debug is a tool that lets you debug a target container in a Kubernetes cluster by automatically creating a new, non-invasive, 'debug' container in the same PID, network, user, and IPC namespace as the target container without any disruption ➤ github.com/JamesTGrant/ku…
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Luca
Luca@luca_cloud·
1/9 DevOps is not platform engineering, and platform engineering is not DevOps I see a lot of confusion on this topic and so want to break it all down. What actually is #platformengineering? And why do I think it's going to change everything? A thread👇
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austin petersmith
austin petersmith@awwstn·
i wonder how many times this guy has gotten laid off so far
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Natan Yellin
Natan Yellin@aantn·
What fields can you tweak for a Kubernetes Deployment? Or any other Kubernetes resource, for that matter? I just discovered a useful tool from @Apollorion for this 🤓 No more `kubectl explain` for me bit.ly/3QQ24cV
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Charles Brossollet@Tcharlss·
@pierreschnee Tout ça c'est pour faire monter les actions d'ovh ! Ceux qui sont chez AWS ou Google ils auront l'air malin quand y'aura plus de câble transat
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JetBrains
JetBrains@jetbrains·
As JetBrains we condemn the attacks taking place. Our hearts are with the Ukrainian people, including our own colleagues and their families.
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Łukasz Langa moved to 🦋
On this terrible day, I'd like to say that Python colors are Ukrainian colors 🇺🇦. Many contributors to the core language and the larger community are Ukrainian. I had the honor to speak at PyCon UA in Kiev and Lviv. My heart goes out to all of you. 1/3
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Will McGugan
Will McGugan@willmcgugan·
Seen some tweets about #Python lambdas recently. There are alternatives to lambdas which are still one-liners but are faster and (arguably) simpler. Let's look at a few. <🧵>
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Mathieu Passenaud
Mathieu Passenaud@mathieupassenau·
Want to create your own blockchain? Just do : « git init »
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Charles Brossollet@Tcharlss·
@raymondh To me the union "int | None" is redundant with the " = None", and can be guessed by both human and type checker. So I would just write def f(y: int = None) Instead of def f(y: int | None = None)
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Raymond Hettinger
Raymond Hettinger@raymondh·
The juxtaposition of three Nones with different meanings feels a bit off. def f(y: int | None = None) -> None 1st None if really a NoneType 2nd None an instance of NoneType 3rd None really means that no value at all is returned. x = f(7) # This fails to typecheck
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Raymond Hettinger
Raymond Hettinger@raymondh·
A little birdie told me that #Python typing Optional and Union are going away. It's all or-operators from here: def f(x: A | B, y = int | None = None) -> dict[tuple[str, str]]: ... I won't miss Union, but Optional was pleasantly readable. f(x: A | B, y: Optional[int] = None):
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Tom's Hardware
Tom's Hardware@tomshardware·
EU Announces World's First Integration of a Photonic Co-Processor in HPC trib.al/FbiLNDj
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