Rick Copeland

Principal consultant, Arborian Consulting. Work in progress.

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

@kadams54 Wherever could you have developed such an opinion? 😆

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

@kadams54 I use black and flake8 with a setting in project.toml to use 79 columns so they're compatible with each other

[FactCheck.org @factcheckdotorg]

A viral social media headline falsely asserts that the CDC changed testing thresholds to “virtually eliminate” COVID-19 cases among vaccinated individuals. That threshold applies to whether there is enough virus present in a sample for further analysis. https://t.co/h31DYzoxgI

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

@cstuckey56 Respectfully but strongly disagree. Impeachment is a necessary first step for healing. Trump and others (like the banned 60k) who engaged in seditious conspiracy (https://t.co/ZFkywMrifo) need to face consequences for their terroristic threats, or we'll see it tried again soon.

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

@brandon_rhodes I don't know if this is 'beautiful', but numpy lets you do np.r_[start:stop:stride] for np.arange or np.r_[start:stop:(steps)j] for linspace (the second one is particuarly questionable IMO)

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

@llanga It also seems to be calling "Gunicorn with meinheld" synchronous when it's actually greenlet-based async, isn't it? (https://t.co/ZnAclwzKaW)

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

@zzzeek I'm probably missing something, but isn't gunicorn+meinheld using async workers? Meaning that the fastest 2 benchmarks are actually using asynchronous IO? (Or is the assertion that it's only *explicitly* async/await frameworks that isn't faster?)

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

@marionpdaly @zippy1981 I use click whenever I do flask development, but I'm partial to Cliff (https://t.co/sUSxx7RhIk) if it's a purely CLI project

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

@chrisfrich @davidhuey The number Bernie's talking about *is* per person. See https://t.co/rrnaGawEAh for details

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

Glad to have a chance to speak at the Python Atlanta user group PyATL for the last 2 months. The notebooks used in my talk are available at https://t.co/j9TcmlYMDe and https://t.co/xjEMDlnLTJ #python #machinelearning #datascience

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

Really enjoyed @HannahStepanek 's Pandas talk at #pycon2019. Great introduction and overview of how and why to use an amazing framework, with tips for getting the best performance possible.

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

Good to be back at #pycon2019

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

@brondsem @pycon @markramm @YesJustWolf @vansteenburglar @MasterBunnyFu @wwitzel3 @heiths I'll be there 👍

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

@mariajoyner Probably my favorite is Bad Blood: secrets and lies in a silicon valley startup

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

Congrats to @__amol__ on completing the Python Standard Library Cookbook!

[Alessandro Molina @__amol__]

Very relieved and proud that the Python Standard Library Cookbook https://t.co/HQAGULLsMs is finally out! I hope I that the recipes in the cookbook will entertain and maybe teach something new about the standard library to as many Python developers out there as possible :)

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

@yeswanth86 @salesforce @sbhath @Benioff @SalesforceEQ Nice to meet you, too! Always a pleasure to deliver training at #Salesforce, wherever in the world that takes me :-)

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

(since LinkedIn didn't show the text): Great networking today at the Atlanta Senior Care Network Niche and sharing how the https://t.co/sbjwBKM5BV app is helping seniors and their caregivers stay organized and on top of their health care needs #ASCNN

[Rick Copeland @rick446]

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