Antworten an drak, Seite 59

drak Python , drak

Hint: don’t use exec() except in cases where it is really, *really*, REALLY useful. See http://sn.1w6.org/notice/47001 !python

drak Python , drak

And only cache what I actually use, not what I retrieve. Another 5x performance improvement. I’m back at 10s per plot! !python

drak Python , drak

Fixed the last errors in my caching layer: Performance increased by factor 5, memory consumption down from 2GiB to 400MiB !python

drak Python , drak

If you want to use that tuple in a call to exec(), you need tuple([int(i) for i in arr]) to escape delayed evaluation !python

drak drak , inscius , ghostdancer

@ghostdancer @inscius @mcnalu And for a stratigic view on #systemd in #debian: http://draketo.de/light/english/top-5-systemd-troubles

drak drak

@alblue …so you might want to update your blog post on #git and #hg (or add a deprecation notice).

drak drak

@alblue …and nowadays the equivalent to git cherry-pick is the core command #hg graft…

drak drak

@alblue …and Mercurial has been providing history-external branches since 1.1 (2009) via bookmarks which became a core-feature in 1.8…

drak drak

@alblue …the equivalents to #git ls-tree and git show are #hg manifest -r <rev> and hg cat -r <rev>…

drak drak

@alblue …the equivalent to the git index is the hg mq extension: It actually gives you as many staging areas as you want…

drak drak

@alblue …hg rebase can squash commits just like git rebase and the mutable extension can resolve rebase-conflicts…

drak drak

@alblue …I have been using hg for several years, and I use rev-numbers: they are a practical way to express commit-relationships…

drak drak , inscius , ghostdancer , mcnalu

as background (from experience): http://draketo.de/english/comments/light/never-trust-a-company ← RedHat is not evil but rational /cc @ghostdancer @inscius @mcnalu

drak drak , inscius , ghostdancer , mcnalu

@ghostdancer @inscius @mcnalu on the claims of “conspiracy theory”: The gains for RedHat are obvious, and only a fool trusts a company.

drak drak , inscius , ghostdancer , mcnalu

@ghostdancer @inscius @drak @mcnalu my main concern are the strong coupling of #systemd and the loss of scripting: The strong coupling will be a maintenance nightmare and without scripting you cannot implement complex service-relationships which they do not provide for you.