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That being said I strongly believe that because of the sharp edges on async style code vs proper co-routine-based user threads like go-routines and Java virtual threads Python is still far behind optimal parallelism patterns.
“Just baby proof” means remembering to keep those little plastic covers in place in every outlet. That doesn’t seem like superior usability.
The reason for a fuse is because of the high current capacity of ring circuits vs branch/radial. The fuse protects the power cable of appliances catching fire as they can’t handle the current available on the circuit .
Ring circuits are a thing due to minimizing copper usage when rebuilding after ww2.
foo restart vs restart foo
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input_string = "VMS"
output_string = ''.join([chr(ord(char) + 1) for char in input_string])
print(output_string)I haven’t checked recently but at the time nginx on Windows used select() and envoy was either beta or needed a recent version of the Windows kernel that not all customers were running.
We still use it today.
A machine that you could code up a full GUI application with the BASIC interpreter in ROM, enabling children everywhere to which a C compiler was Unobtainium.
SPDIF input to every speaker with custom DSP to do digital crossover tuned to the cabinet and particular cones.
If folks don’t know already they should realize that section 702 was only passed after it became public that this surveillance was already happening with questionable legal authority.
Jenkins is a bit like Perl IMO: there are ways to use it that avoid the majority of its sharp edges (eg putting logic in bash and just call bash, avoid groovy) if you know the perils that lurk.
Previously released versions cannot have their licenses rescinded unless there is clause allowing it.