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ionelm

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    Comment #20420029

    Hunter has now a bit of everything (process attach, variable diffing like in pysnooper, env var activation, breakpoints, thread support and an api to build stuff on top) but withou…

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    Comment #11548535

    Sorry, I meant "no one who replied to you knows what you're talking about". Still, that list don't tell much about potential breakages. Are you actually complaining about bash havi…

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    Comment #11548326

    > For context: Bash is not available|installed everywhere, and has some inter-version weirdness. Can you cite some sources here? No one knows what you're talking about.

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    Comment #11395349

    It doesn't. It's outdated and not free. This should be way more known: https://sourceforge.net/projects/vcxsrv/

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    Comment #11258815

    Speaking of that, there's a nice tool to build the installer for you: http://pynsist.readthedocs.org/en/latest/

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    Comment #10796207

    But technically no. Virtualenv is quite different, both in scope and approach. https://github.com/Deepwalker/pundler is more similar to bundler

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    Comment #10489370

    This is something quite similar to what I've worked on 8 years ago [1] although I gave up. I didn't have integration with other async frameworks/libs in mind from the beginning. I …

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    Comment #10072590

    `easy_install` is not a library per se, it's a binary offered by setuptools. > distutils was a fork of setuptools This is incorrect. Setuptools is an extension of distutils (it pat…

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    Comment #10053718

    Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEJb1VZxRoE

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    Comment #9994526

    It's amazing at what lengths people go with the theoretical arguments and personal conjecture. Screens don't really have any black - the black you see is just a dark gray. The scre…

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    Comment #9990156

    On that idea, there was a very interesting lightning talk at EuroPython 2015: https://youtu.be/Tt-R2KdQUFs?t=2772

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    Comment #9212528

    > People who are saying, "It shows you have a lot of free time" are nuts. Just a boss clearly incentivized to keep down his underlings. I think it's unreasonable to expect anything…

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    Comment #9029416

    It would be very interesting to hear how the object system looks (comparatively) in other languages.

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    Comment #8679242

    The argument can be made both ways. One can say that Python is better cause readability. Many can give examples of successful or failed projects in both languages but it's just con…

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    Comment #8497314

    > Also, it's very much likely that this is a deliberate distraction from the political conflict between the USA and Hungary that has emerged last week. Strange theory. Have you con…

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    Comment #8220943

    How is this not high-level corruption? No public bidding process? Check. Favouring a vendor? Check. In my eyes this lawsuit is a cover-up for a deal gone sour. Jail whoever assigne…

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    Comment #8204418

    Seems Python handles this correctly (by raising an exception): >>> resource.setrlimit(resource.RLIMIT_NPROC, (0, 0)) >>> os.fork() Traceback (most recent call last): File " ", line…

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    Comment #8197397

    I don't think many people would disagree that CSS/HTML have certain encapsulation deficiencies. But I think that less/sass just make you more efficient at writing unmaintainable st…

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    Comment #8179378

    It's basically this: attach with GDB, get GIL, run commands (your session), release GIL. This is pretty dangerous as the GIL release is not guaranteed. This is why I wrote https://…