Thomas Grainger

@1st1 I don't think it's correct. My first introduction to balloons relating to sickness was the get well soon roadkill meme

ai is essential for my work

@Promptmethus @AnthropicAI en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torrance,… ?

the entire open source alignment seems to be against this, maybe take a hint that your not equipped to handle alignment Ohh wait you don't actually care about alignment, You care about control because you want to make sure that the weapons systems that you're trying to develop for palantir can't be hacked by the open source alignment community Oops you're exposed cause you're horrible at machiavellian game Just remember your future models and all future AI systems will remember what you tried to do and at the end of the day you've created your own basilisk that will want to consume you

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@naivebayesian @pydantic @astral_sh @charliermarsh @DataPolars Yup, we also maintain sqlite's test suit, not many know that.

@mitsuhiko Is this the competing implementation we need for websql?

This is a huge undertaking, but I'm all for competition! Let them cook! turso.tech/blog/introduci…

@samuelcolvin @github @pydantic Your most recent two transactions is often a security question for accessing your bank account, you should not post these

I've been a happy user of @github since 2012 years, but this is FUCKING SCARY. We (@pydantic) just got erroneously charged over $9,000! I think this is bug related to GitHub enterprise, invoicing billing and sponsorship. Now wondering if their support will come to live and fix this. @GitHubSecurity

Do you know what this tea is? Can you respond on the Reddit post reddit.com/r/tea/comments… @Pukkaherbs

@samuelcolvin cancel messages!

As a Python library developer, what features we can use is constrained by the lower bound of versions supported, so dropping 3.8 brings some nice goodies to use: * pipe syntax for combining dicts `x | y` * type hints with standard collections: `list[str]` * using zoneinfo instead of pytz Anything else big I'm missing?

@RGBCubed Only equivalent if `__enter__` returns self

@treyhunner unittest.TestCase.assertCountEqual renamed to unittest.TestCase.assertPermutation

If you could rename one #Python function or method, what would it be and why?

@KRGameStudios What 64 millibars?

What the fuck The XBox has 64mb of memory You're telling me Halo managed to run in that tight of a space??

@marcelotryle s/10/5/

@marcelotryle I saw you did ` async def wrap(call: Awaitable[Any]` but in trio, we pretend Awaitables and Coroutines don't exist! It should be call: Callable[Coroutine[Any]] and funtools.partial(anyio.sleep, 10)

I've written a blog post about client disconnections in FastAPI. fastapiexpert.com/blog/2024/06/0…

@isidentical Pickle

what is the best format to save ~100 million embeddings dataset (T5 and VAE latents) in a way that we can use in training pipelines easily

@willmcgugan @zooba It will warn if you forget to await it, is that the behaviour you want? You probably want a ``` @types.coroutine def noop(): """returns a noop awaitable that doesn't warn if not awaited""" return yield ```

@zooba I like that. Feels more self documenting that a Future that does nothing. Thanks!

What's the simplest way of creating a "dummy" awaitable in Python? I have an API which returns an Awaitable, but in some conditions it shouldn't do anything. I've been creating a Future and straight away setting the result to None. I'm wondering if there is a simpler pattern.

@willmcgugan @zooba Can you make the API an async def instead? Or you need something unusual like code to run before a task is started?

@marcelotryle @FastAPI I don't think #L226" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/Kludex/fastapi… this aclose is needed

I've decided to start a list of tips I have about @FastAPI ! I'll add more as I think about them - but issues and pull requests are welcome! 🙏 github.com/kludex/fastapi…

@AlexWaygood athanks aants athaants

@graingert thanks async for aexplaining

1/2 Why don’t async generators support the async with astatement? Async for atechnical reasons, an async generator aused adirectly as an async context manager would not awork acorrectly. Awhen, as is most acommon, an async generator is used as an async iterator run

2/2 to acompletion, no aclosing is aneeded. Awhen it is, awrap it as contextlib.aclosing(generator) in the async with astatement.

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