kevsamuel
Pystebin: In browser executable Python pastebin, REPL and notebook
It's not a universal answer.
I must say the walrus looks too much like a type hint where it's located for my taste.
Charlie Marsh interview on uv and the future of Python packaging
What's up Python? Django get background tasks, a new REPL, bye bye gunicorn
You can see them struggling when doing simple things because they have to stop and remember what context they are in, what dynamic value they need to attach to their keyboard shortcuts (turns out muscle memory can help with fixed values, but not with buffer names and task numbers) and so on.
They will tell you it's vastly superior.
But the colleague that I see actually managing to pull it off are rare. Most are just slower for the same given micro-tasks.
Add on top to that they may rock a dvorak layout and an exotic distro, and they burn out quickly. And then wonder why.
Because I systematically find that the analysis is immature and shallow.
I ignored my filter on this article.
And yet, the filter was right again.
What's Up Python? Lots of WASM, Pydantic on Fire, and Guido in a Crossword
But nutritionally speaking, I don't think we can find anything that compare. It's quite an amazing food.
Vue 3 bring my more complexity and not much more benefits.
IMO, alpine.js is the new Vue.
I will still use it over react if I'm building an SPA, but for small JS needs, it's not worth it.
Now that I'm competent and experienced, I get it: I have no time to mentor people.
Mini jinja also runs in wasm. Nice.
I tried it and got:
"Orion is standing inside a magnificent temple, decorated with magical plants and trees, Atmosphere, Dramatic lighting, Epic composition, Wide angle, by Miyazaki, Nausicaa Ghibli, Breath of The Wild".
Wow, that's a great prompt, wasn't expecting that.
I tried it on midjourney and got this:
- https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1009024516845998102...
- https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1009024516845998102...
- https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1009024516845998102...
Given how little work it was, that's indeed super nice.
I wanted to say "too bad you can't use any params", but I guess sometimes less is more.
Thanks for the feedback. Because of comments like these, I decided to spend more time at training people for a living, and I'm loving it.
So don't underestimate the power of web comments, it can literally change the way people live.
http://codepen.io/JBay1337/pen/Ejtfl
Webkit only though
It started kinda supidly over a beer yesterday with the joconde guy, then one friend posted a 50 mo animated nyan cat, I posted a 22mo version, and we kept iterating until he won.
His last version is kinda smart: it uses css keyframes like divx use video keyframes, with diff in between. Almost the first css video codec :-p