My hobby projects are the ultimate MVP I'm shocked at how many features I have that are just stubbed out or don't work the way I think they do despite using these things weekly.
@james_barton The other big difference now is that I probably wouldn't try to run intense workloads on a work machine but would probably get a disposable Cloud machine and run it there. That was possible in 2010 but is now trivial in most organisations.
@james_barton Since I wrote that I haven't really had a problem with work-related Python since probably release 3.2. The performance bottlenecks have been on parallelism and network wait. Rust does seem to be the most popular Python extension language after C but I haven't done any of that.
Re-electing your corrupt and dishonest ex-leader shouldn't be a credible answer to a crisis in democracy. Doing it because you fear you might lose your seat is despicable.
@kornys Most organisations don't have that level of trust between the developers and don't invest time in creating. Many organisations have leaders who have explicitly hired people they don't trust often because they are "cheap". Non-blocking review is top drawer stuff, not the default.
I've started working on my migration off of Heroku onto some of the alternatives. First up, Fly; some notes on the initial experience. https://t.co/tS61t9vIXA
Most of the guides to switching services from Heroku to something else completely fail to deal with how to switch databases over without spending a fortune. Render is maybe the best on this.