Writing
Thoughts, things I found interesting, and lessons I learned along the way.
Follow with RSS- Make no mistakesIf soon anyone can build the software they need, why would we still need developers? Some thoughts on ambiguity, prototypes and pruning.
- Random, but only oncePython evaluates a default argument once, when the function is defined. With a random number as the default, every job a process created landed on the same worker.
- Async in, sync outFeeding an async request body into a synchronous uploader, without buffering it, took me further into asyncio than I expected: a wakeup socket, two kinds of Future and one rule about event loops.