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Homer simpson obviously

I have a $20pm droplet with ubuntu with auto updates (Including major release) from 2014. So it has done 14->18. DB with web app. I have never had anything more stable since.

Life is about the decisions you make when you give up your freedom.

Following this comment.https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11720057 Does contain hello world in the macro evaluation system of xkas

The book should add a subtitle "Includes 116 line implementation of an in memory database" https://github.com/joelgrus/data-science-from-scratch/blob/m... +90 line implementation of neural networks, wow that is some beautiful code

Not sure if the article did not do into enough detail, or I am not technical enough in this field. But would this be able to bypass python and other interpreters GIL. ie "VISC’s secret sauce" is to hook into raw machine code instruction set and determine if it is changing anything in other cached/executing instructions, and if it is not pipe it to another core. Thus if Python issues instructions it can immediately determine if it can be piped to multiple cores.

For a brief period I worked at GE-IP. The reason I did not continue was, I felt I could add more value to the customer by using open source software and was not allowed to use it.

I was working in the mining industry. Where deep vendor lock-in is seen as the only path to success. GE follows this model to the core. Before a major revolution there needs to be more open source industrial software.

I think it's because some people are finally considering making pure python3 projects.

It is nicely integrated with type checking in the pycharm IDE. This feature is one of the reasons I would personally like to write pure py3 code.