Pandawan

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Hey, with my friend g33kex, we built a custom GPT that connects to your Linux server and runs commands to troubleshoot it. It is based on a Rust Client and a Python API. Check it out here : github.com/g33kex/ServerW… & there chat.openai.com/g/g-htdz15vGv-…

NOUVELLE VIDÉO !!! - Mais au fait, il s'est passé quoi en 1929 ? - Quoi ? Tu veux parler de la crise de 29 ? - Ben oui ! - Mais qu'est-ce qu'on s'en fout ? - Ouais t'as raison c'est question de merde... 🙃youtu.be/R_8sjao6tGI

Unicode thanks Blue Blocker, our newest Silver Sponsor! #UnicodeSponsor #s1D54F" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">unicode.org/consortium/ado…

why did nobody tell me there’s a secret AMOLED dark mode for Discord mobile? You just tap the dark mode option 10 times and the AMOLED option appears 🤯

No More GIL! the Python team has officially accepted the proposal. Congrats @colesbury on his multi-year brilliant effort to remove the GIL, and a heartfelt thanks to the Python Steering Council and Core team for a thoughtful plan to make this a reality. discuss.python.org/t/a-steering-c…

I have an idea for a data structure, hear me out. A linked list where every node contains a hash of all the data in the nodes behind it, and every time you want to add a new node, you need about 200.000 other computers to say ok and consume the power equivalent of a small nation

As a… – Twitter user I want… – significant selection bias applied to polls so that… – the amplified opinions of the diminutive minority, whose selection criteria was to pay $7, become further reinforced as the status quo

Mindlessness (monkeyuser.com/2022/mindlessn…)

@thautwarm @dbrattli @sforkmann @FableCompiler A 3.9 compatible PyPy alpha is coming soon!

There was even more fun than defaultdicts and Counters, if one can believe it ! #AdventOfCode

In 1999, you could log into any Hotmail account with the password “eh”

@jdan Did that with sugar cane in Minecraft, I felt way too good

@jaceklaskowski Source code, with the collect implicitly called by the sortByKey: #L304-L309" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/apache/spark/b…

@jaceklaskowski sortByKey uses a RangePartitioner that does sampling on the RDD keys to determine partition boundaries, so that partitions are evenly distributed even if the RDD keys are not. It's probably that?

I must admit I can't explain why there are two Spark jobs for this apparently simple-looking RDD-based query in #ApacheSpark 3.1.1. Can you? sc.parallelize(1 to 3).keyBy(_ % 2).sortByKey().count

Moderna vaccine was sequenced earlier this year, let's visualize it the same way we did for Pfizer here: twitter.com/geekowan/statu… Without surprise: very similar patterns

#Python question: What is the correct type annotation for the return value of a class method? class P: @classmethod def from_half(cls, x: int) -> ???: return cls(x * 2) class C(P): pass

"I got COVID-19 and it was fine"

@raymondh I do feel guilty for using obj.__class__.name and type(obj).__name__, but is there a better way?

For non-dunder methods, people readily create bound methods without guilt: seed = prng.seed sorted(words, key=str.casefold)

#Python psychology quirk: The dunder naming convention makes people feel icky when calling them directly. This natural aversion steers people away from using them as bound methods: map(parent.__getitem__, children) fetch = data_stream.__next__