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Have you published it on the App Store yet?

Holy shit, switching to PyArrow is going to make me seem a mystical wizard when I merge in the morning. I’ve easily halved the execution time of a horrible but unavoidable job (yay crappy vendor “API” that returns a huge CSV).

I have this monitor and I still encounter Python code that I have to scroll horizontally for.

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Fingers crossed the team behind the Angie fork join forces and work on Freenginx or vice versa. I doubt they’ll be able to keep the name since Nginx won’t be happy how close the names are.

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Surely there is an XMPP client that does MAM. Been a while since I’ve looked into it to be fair.

Script kiddies aren’t the first ones to take advantage of vulns, threat actors are.

If I remember correctly, the laws that make drugs illegal or not are based on the risk of harm they pose. And by the word of the law, nicotine / tobacco technically should be illegal. When this was raised with a judge, nicotine/tobacco was excluded from being illegal due to “historical precedence”.

Basically, it’s been legal for so long, and the industry built up around it was so large, they didn’t want to touch it and annoy the public (smoking was a hugely common habit at the time).

Funnily enough, weed is legal for medical use in the UK and has been since 2018. Theory goes, as soon as there’s enough political capital to be made from legalising it for recreational use, it’ll happen in the UK. The UK is already one of the largest producers of medical cannabis in the world so government so the money aspect is already being made.

It needs the public calling for it to be made legal and the rest not bothered if it is made legal before Commons would touch it.

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Probably a community that isn’t about recent events?

An article over a year old isn’t “news”…

I appreciate the insight - you make a good point!

But at that point, why? Microkernels and microservices etc are best served when there is organisational separation so that teams can work in isolation of one another and for systems that are independently deployable. Device drivers depend on the kernel and to be compatible; orchestrating that as independent efforts would be painfully slow and inconsistent (not something you want for something as critical as a kernel).

The Linux kernel only has drivers in the source tree but at runtime they are separate modules loaded on demand. Given an overwhelming amount of what people see as the monolithic nature of the Linux kernel is the millions of lines of device driver code, their modular nature somewhat negates the argument for separation and ultimately I don’t see the benefit. Especially given Linux’s simpler API without the abstraction of countless user-space servers, and portability this simplicity provides.

I think the parallel of services that were architected as microservices now being refactored to be more monolithic is an interesting lens.

Not to say I’m right on this matter, just that I’m not convinced.

This sub is full of masters of finding glorious screen grabs!

That’s not a cricket bat, it’s a basketball!

What are you trying to achieve in Bash that you’re struggling with? It’s hard to suggest alternatives without knowing your objectives since languages excel in different areas.