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alsadi

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    Comment #39885404

    Untill the entire scope of this is identified I suggest activating the kill switch https://bcksp.blogspot.com/2024/03/how-to-disable-xz-backdoo...

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    Show HN: I made calling WebAssembly from Python 25x times Faster

    I found a serious bottleneck in Python binding of Wasmer and Wasmtime and I found a trick to make 25x faster. Then beat all that using NumPy.

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    Comment #34623305

    here I've eliminated uvicorn, nothing changed https://gist.github.com/muayyad-alsadi/3a1e1cdbafca34df8b178...

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    Comment #34622059

    Many things have changed since the old days. In PEP 3333 sendfile is exposed as opposed to PEP 333 (so in the WSGI days they had no way of doing it, but in ASGI they can do it). Th…

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    Comment #34621989

    As I pointed out in my other comment, serving a static file should be a single call to a kernel routine called sendfile (sendfile in c or in python io.sendfile or loop.sendfile). N…

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    Comment #34619842

    BTW being ASGI is not excuse because ASGI spec (PEP 3333) have a section on how to expose and make use of sendfile kernel routine. https://peps.python.org/pep-3333/#optional-platfo…

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    Comment #34619726

    I made it like that to be as fair as possible and as simple as possible. I've done other experiments with same results. If you think I was not fair to the fastapi part feel free to…

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    Comment #34619634

    It's reported here and they suggest adding nginx with x-accel which is basically surrending. https://github.com/tiangolo/fastapi/issues/5803

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    Comment #29443241

    Computers are just infinite tape marked out into squares... (Turing machine). A pyramid is just a stack of cubic rocks.

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    Comment #27697290

    I do agree. When I first see it I knew that. Comparing two sequences (actual dom and dom) to find diff is like O(n^2) and the assumption that dom ops is expensive is a lie (prematu…

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    Comment #21107180

    How about making it redis+msgpack vs. postgresql json-like?

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    Comment #19329654

    We are big pharam, give us tons of money and hope that we cure you! We don't! we just treat you.

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    Comment #19243916

    Some optimizations can be enabled "python -OO -m compileall mydir" But it's merely skipping comments and names

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    Comment #19075391

    I guess Prius is not affected. But Prius is borning.

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    Comment #18972374

    > Kazakhstan forces their citizens to install government-issued certificate to use SSL. So why debian/ubuntu vulnteer to remove this layer? Why doing the equivalent of installing r…

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    Comment #18972250

    This would have been prevented https://www.debian.org/security/2019/dsa-4371

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    Comment #18959720

    Those arguments are invalid. Because debian/ubuntu fail to use https regimes like egypt/syria can track people who try install tor and they can cherry-pick block repos based on pac…

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    Comment #18954160

    I miss redhat's bluecurve icons. https://www.deviantart.com/redrope/art/Bluecurve-Complete-Ic...