So many #stories in the world right now. Developing @critiquewheel

Valencia, Spain
Joined November 2011
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🌤️ Did you know wttr.in integrates seamlessly with tools like tmux, Waybar, Xmobar, Conky, Vim and even Emacs? Check out our extensive list of integrations and see how to embed weather data into your workflow! Have an integration to share? → make a PR with it github.com/chubin/wttr.in/bl… (on picture: wttrbar for waybar)
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We are starting in under an hour...
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"Distributed Key-Value Storage implemented in Python" github.com/ShahriyarR/py-dis… If you are in search of educational material about Distributed Systems Patterns but written in Python, here is the progress of the repo: > README is quite extensive, so give it a try.
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3 massive upgrades for anyone building software: 1. Start using Development Containers. They work across IDEs, making your life 10x easier, especially if you work with a team or want to run your projects on multiple computers. You can configure a Dev Container with everything you need, install libraries, set environment variables, and even install plugins you want to use on your IDE. Anyone using this container will have access to the same exact environment. When you delete the container, everything that came with it disappears. 2. Start using "uv" to manage your Python environments. This is probably the biggest upgrade I made during 2024. Forget about poetry, conda, venv, and anything else. UV is the best, and it's not even close. UV is faster, easier to use, and has great documentation. 3. Start using "just" to create recipes to run project-specific commands. This easily saves me 1+ hour daily of remembering specific commands or sequences. For example, I'm constantly running an MLflow server like this: $ uv run -- mlflow server --host 127.0.0.1 --port 5000 Instead, I can create a recipe using "just" and run it like this: $ just mlflow Faster, easier to remember, and prevents mistakes. In summary: 1. Dev containers 2. uv 3. just
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The best Machine Learning Engineering cohort you'll ever take starts tomorrow. This will take you 3 levels up from wherever you are. If you think AI will replace engineers by the end of this year, don't join. Keep playing games or whatever else you do for fun. If you want to build the skills that will put you on top of the world for the next few decades, join here: ml.school.
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I still can't believe it, I'm incredibly humbled 🤩 When I created @FastAPI, I never imagined it would get even close to Flask and Django. Let alone at the top across languages 🌍️ Thanks to those who inspired, helped, and adopted it 🙌 ...and I have big news tomorrow 😎
FastAPI now has 84k GitHub stars ✨ FastAPI is now the most starred backend framework 🎉 ...not only in Python, in all programming languages 🤯 Thanks to all who inspired it and paved the way 🙌 And thank you for adopting it! 🍰☕️ github.com/fastapi/fastapi
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I have started to build an educational material for learning/teaching Distributed Systems, in Python. github.com/ShahriyarR/py-dis… Inspired by the book "Patterns of Distributed Systems" by @unmeshjoshi
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We're expanding the Pydantic team! Looking for engineers who can help build our observability platform and open source tools. Check out our open roles in Rust, Python, frontend, and platform engineering
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Now I'm looking for someone with 7+ years of @FastAPI experience 🤭 Jokes aside, I'm doing interesting new things and want extra help 🚀 I'm looking for tons of skills and knowledge in SRE / DevOps / Platform / Cloud / name-it ...and FastAPI Email [email protected]
I saw a job post the other day. 👔 It required 4+ years of experience in FastAPI. 🤦 I couldn't apply as I only have 1.5+ years of experience since I created that thing. 😅 Maybe it's time to re-evaluate that "years of experience = skill level". ♻
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An outrageous, white-knuckle journey to the dark heart of an intoxicating world, our Non-fiction Book of the Month is THE TRADING GAME, @garyseconomics' thrilling and disturbing memoir of his life as a ruthless city trader: waterstones.com/book/the-tra… #WBOTM 💰
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I teach a live, interactive Machine Learning Engineering program to help you build production-ready systems from the ground up. The next cohort starts on Monday. • 20+ hours of live classes • Hands-on practice with an end-to-end system implementation • Open-source tools • Build once, deploy anywhere Students from Google, AWS, Netflix, and other top companies. More than 1,500 graduates. Best engineering program online.
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If you haven't used Ghostty you should. 1.0 is out now. I have been using this as my main terminal emulator for quite a while at this point and I love it.
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🪐 We're continuing to grow the Astral team 🪐 Ruff and uv are... everywhere. We need help keeping up with that growth -- and building out entirely new tools too. Full-time, remote (UTC-7 to UTC+1), open source. Let's build the future of Python tooling :)
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The beginning of tech music
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Mechazilla has caught the Super Heavy booster!
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Slice and start.
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I quit my job to become a full-time writer on Twitter. Today, I make 350% more money than I ever did as a Machine Learning Engineer. Think about that for a second! I spent 20+ years working as an engineer and left everything behind to write and teach online. Building an audience changed my life, and I want to share some of the principles that helped me get here. I'm not successful because of my ideas but because my process helps me stay consistent and get the most out of them. I use @typefully to write and schedule most of my content, as well as to cross-post on X and LinkedIn. I tried many scheduling tools but stopped looking when I found @typefully. Nothing else comes close. (Read until the end. There's a massive opportunity for you.) I write in short bursts. Whenever I'm inspired, I write as much as I can. You may think I always have something to say, but that's false. I attribute most of my success to how much time I spend on my writing. Here are the three most important secrets I have to share: First, I spend 90% of my time writing the first two sentences of my posts. Nothing else matters if I can't hook you in half a second. The more I invest in how my story starts, the better it does. Second, I never give you everything you want right up front. I withhold critical information you can only uncover by reading more. There will be an unexpected turn or a "something else" waiting for you. Third, if removing a word doesn't break my sentence, I remove it. The simpler I write, the more my content spreads. Complex writing goes nowhere. And, of course, AI helps! @typefully built Vesper AI, their own specialized model focused on helping users write better content. I use it to solve the biggest challenge I always have: How can I make my content punchier and shorter? That’s what AI is for! I appreciate the folks at @typefully reaching out and suggesting I speak about this topic. While I have a material relationship with them and their product, I'd promote them any day, any time. They have built one of the best products I use every day. The @typefully team will give my audience a 25% discount on their creator plan for a full year. Here is how you get it: 1. Reply to this post with the word "Typefully" 2. Retweet the post. We'll DM you the offer code. This is a great opportunity to start using the gold standard for writing content for X and LinkedIn: typefully.com.
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The next workshop is mine @FlaskCon :) youtube.com/watch?v=wrtCo2fB…
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Kirk Borne
@KirkDBorne30 Dec 2023
#BigData #Analytics #BI #DataAnalyst #DataScientist #DataScience ———— This repository contains everything you need to become proficient in Advanced #SQL with 50+ SQL exercises and projects — provided by @NainaChaturved8 …⬇️ github.com/Coder-World04/Com…
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