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That's quite interesting. Now, I'm left to wonder if this could have been used to better handle the Python 2-to-3 transition, e.g '# coding: six.python2' would adjust Python2 code …

It seems to be available from resellers, lab401 seems to be their official reseller in Europe: https://lab401.com/collections/flipper-zero

Indeed — when you look at this from other engineering disciplines: having your train track built for "no downtime, ever" means that you have a third track available, with its dedic…

I'd say that it depends on the license; for StackOverflow, it's CC-BY-SA 4.0 [1]. For sample code, that would depend on the license of the original documentation. My point is: when…

An interesting impact of this discussion is, for me: within my team at work, we're likely to forbid any use of Github co-pilot for our codebase, unless we can get a formal guarante…

The only minor issue being that the materials used in fabricating the ASIC are likely more expensive (money and energy-wise) than those for a conventional heater!

I gather that this project targets internal constants. Let's say you need to share the list of error codes between your backend API and your frontend: instead of having to maintain…

The issue is kinda more complex: cryptography is also a hard dependency of pip, the official Python package installer. And CPython itself seem to support PPC64 and s390x — which ar…

From what I understand, the issue with the previous behaviour is that, although it enabled you to bypass the issue of that specific package, it could also install conflicting versi…

I think it's closer to "Celery is a great tool to get started, but as your product matures you'll end up falling back to a simple AMQP consumer stack": - By default, task IDs are j…

It depend on the actual patch, and bug report. I sometimes receive patches where the contributor just tried to shoehorn the feature they wanted in the codebase; they didn't underst…

I'd say that the deal is: - With Dynamic Linking, it's the job of the system admin (typically a distribution maintainer) to ensure that the system-provided library and application …

This is already available, for a huge set of languages, with Sentry (originally designed for Python), too. Including event aggregation, lib versions, and so on: https://www.getsent…