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Always the same people that get their names in the news. I would say that the amount of tweaks that prop up Python is no cause for celebration.
Too weak for someones hobby project, strong enough for global scale.
Always the same people that get their names in the news. I would say that the amount of tweaks that prop up Python is no cause for celebration.
Yet here it is ... powering a global scale app. Too weak for someones hobby project, strong enough for global scale.
Ironic that a post about Threads backend is hosted on twitter.
Ironic that a post about Threads backend is hosted on twitter.
No tweaks mentioned at all inside. The title is wrong. Kinda weird to start a new project that needs to scale with Python though (I use Python most of the time).
Always the same people that get their names in the news. I would say that the amount of tweaks that prop up Python is no cause for celebration.
Yet here it is ... powering a global scale app. Too weak for someones hobby project, strong enough for global scale.
My personal suspicion is that the secret sauce is simply to have a sufficient budget to hire an army of code quality engineers. I could be wrong, though.
Ironic that a post about Threads backend is hosted on twitter.
Why downvote this? It's a fair point.
However, I have a much larger following on Twitter, so it was the tweet that got picked up by someone here on HN.
We'll see how this looks like in twelve months.
Ironic that a post about Threads backend is hosted on twitter.
Threads is a mobile-only app, like Instagram. You can't actually use Threads on a desktop browser, so that's probably why this is shared as a Twitter post. Even if it were a Threads post, it would not be submittable to HN.
So until it either solves its privacy issues of becomes part of the fediverse, audience is crippled.