Not in all traditions. E.g. in Germany Christmas Eve is typically the last day so you only get 24.
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In it you’ll find several direct links to the official warnings
And do something similar for the arguments (maybe pickling to get a bytes object you can hash without relying on specific types). Using just the hash function could come with footguns for mutable objects
That’s why I decided to use the docker API’s /events endpoint to get notified about all changes. Using dockers healthcheck features you can even monitor the availability of the http server with this solution as well. I did not find a project that went the same route.
The downside to this approach of course is, that if docker goes down you won’t get notified, also if you just use curl inside the container for healthchecks, you won’t notice external network problems. So something that is hosted on the outside like healthchecks.io is a great addition.
The Python included http Server is super useful but for completely different use cases.
Would be interesting to see a graph of usb size easily available vs. Wikipedia dump size.
But honestly, it seems like you did not read the article at all. That’s seems to be exactly what they do for the queue part, but you still need to manage the workers executing the tasks, lifecycle management and interfacing/serialization/deserialization for the tasks and results
Also why do you annotate every variable, even if the type can be deduced automatically? That’s going to be a real PITA if you want to refactor the code e.g to support floats instead of ints any time in the future (in this case it’s probably just a hypothetical problem)
I think building such a low-level computer made me appreciate and understand current technology much more