Credit card interest in India is already astronomical 42% APR +on top of that, 18% GST is slapped on the interest amount, pushing the effective burden to nearly 50%!
โWhy treat it taxable "service" when standard loan interest is exempt?
โ@FinMinIndia@PMOIndia@RBI@GST_Council
The real product isnโt AI intelligence, itโs real-time constraints.
We obsess over "accuracy" but ignore "speed" under load. If your voice agent lags, it doesn't matter how smart it is.
The engineering reality: https://t.co/hCSCotZrom
Mastering SOLID principles strengthens your code's foundation:
Single Responsibility: One reason to change.
Open/Closed: Extend without modifying.
Liskov: Subtypes must work as base types.
Interface Segregation: No unused methods.
Dependency Inversion: Rely on abstractions.
The Python GIL (Global Interpreter Lock) limits multi-threaded performance in CPython by allowing only one thread to execute Python bytecode at a time. Great for simplicity & memory safety, but a bottleneck for CPU-bound tasks.
Soln: Multiprocessing!
DBT (Data Build Tool) empowers data teams to transform raw data into clean, actionable datasets using SQL.
Use cases:
- Data transformation with modular SQL models
- Enforcing data quality tests
- Auto-generating docs
- Version-controlled workflows
#DBT#DataEngineering
Airflow DAGs (Directed Acyclic Graphs) are workflows with tasks executed in a defined order. Use them for ETL pipelines, data engineering, ML workflows, data monitoring, or DevOps tasks. If itโs automatable, Airflow can handle it!
For more info: https://t.co/8YjmnaVOA7 #Airflow
10/10 Summary:
Choose Pydantic for type-driven validation & APIs.
Choose attrs for lightweight, flexible data classes.
โ๏ธ Both are excellent but serve different needs.
9/10 Ecosystem Integration:
Pydantic integrates beautifully with frameworks like FastAPI and SQLAlchemy.
attrs has broader use cases due to its simplicity and low dependencies.
#PythonTools#DataModeling
6/6 TL;DR: Server-side cursors in PostgreSQL let you efficiently process large datasets by fetching rows incrementally. They're a lifesaver for apps with limited memory or batch processing needs.
1/1 What is a Server-Side Cursor in PostgreSQL?
When querying large datasets, fetching all rows at once can overload your applicationโs memory.
๐ A server-side cursor lets you process rows incrementally, keeping memory usage low!
5/5 When NOT to use server-side cursors?
For small datasets, they add unnecessary complexity.
If you need the full dataset immediately for in-memory processing.