Online and offline teacher, fullstack freelance software engineer: Python, data science, data engineering. Open edX expert. Climber. Peanut butter enthusiast.
@__97bee Ah yes. The alternative to Docker was the native installation, which was worst (IMHO). Unfortunately there's nothing I can do about your Internet connection problems. Are you running on a server or your home connection?
@__97bee Out of curiosity, which issues did you face?
In our defense, Tutor is complicated because Open edX is. Believe me when I say that we try very hard to keep it as simple as possible.
As of today, access to the Tutor documentation, forum and commercial website is blocked for users from inside Russia and Belarus. Requests are redirected to https://t.co/Ub54bctq6y
We strongly encourage other open source maintainers to do the same.
@MrGrob Me too!
CS50 Introduction to Game Development (from Harvard) https://t.co/Ih7JZDC2wo This course is a little bit advanced, as it does not cover the basics of programming. Also, the formatting is a bit of a pain (2h-long videos). But the content is awesome.
my usual workflow dealing with python errors
1. google the problem
2. find out that @nedbat filed an issue two years ago about it
latest example: https://t.co/Ncy98rigTj
@abursuc@CSProfKGD I remember some very famous people from the computer vision community in that very room who argued that CNN worked so well only because there was "a bias in the data". This made me hysterical.
@abursuc@CSProfKGD It's really cool to be reminded of that moment, thanks for that :) With hindsight, I'm really glad to have been there at that presentation, and very proud to have understood what a watershed achievement it was.
Serious question: given that Docker support sucks on Mac OS, and it's even worse on ARM, and it's not changing for the better, why do devs who run Docker keep buying Apple laptops?