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   Tek say resist (tek@freeradical.zone)'s status on Saturday, 25-Jan-2025 08:27:41 JST Tek say resist

   • JoYo :clippy:

   @JoYo Have you tried uv, or poetry? I've been a happy poetry user for ages, but uv quickly won me over.

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     Diabolic Preacher ♒ (dpreacher@freeradical.zone)'s status on Saturday, 25-Jan-2025 16:27:29 JST Diabolic Preacher ♒

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     @tek the text did not fit here so here's the rest https://bpa.st/YRVQ

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     Tek say resist (tek@freeradical.zone)'s status on Sunday, 26-Jan-2025 05:43:39 JST Tek say resist

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     • Diabolic Preacher ♒

     @dpreacher The good news is that Poetry is still there and is still wonderful. uv is even better but it's an incremental improvement. I have a hard time imagining anything *so* much better than uv that I'd be tempted to switch yet again.

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     Diabolic Preacher ♒ (dpreacher@freeradical.zone)'s status on Tuesday, 28-Jan-2025 02:15:41 JST Diabolic Preacher ♒

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     @tek it is less about good news and more about how when we are basically trying to set up a project, we think of only the packages to get us started, each of them with their pip install commands and then we have one "system" for one "project". i know we are not developers but pretend ones knowing more scripting and automation than good design or environment maintainability.
     To me, now I feel like I an clinging to IE browser and you are telling me about Firefox and Brave, but in py installer ctxt

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     Tek say resist (tek@freeradical.zone)'s status on Tuesday, 28-Jan-2025 03:27:34 JST Tek say resist

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     • Diabolic Preacher ♒

     @dpreacher Take a morning to play with uv (or Poetry, but I suggest uv if you’re just getting started). It has a million features, but ignore most of those and look at “Working on projects” (https://docs.astral.sh/uv/guides/projects/#project-structure), specifically the "Managing dependencies" part. If you don’t use anything else in uv, at least you'll have much better dependency management than if just using pip + requirements.txt.

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     Diabolic Preacher ♒ (dpreacher@freeradical.zone)'s status on Tuesday, 28-Jan-2025 04:52:34 JST Diabolic Preacher ♒

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     @tek astral? i saw this name come up during work meeting when we had to look up ruff extension for vscode since our code had ancestral coding crimes iykyk.

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     Tek say resist (tek@freeradical.zone)'s status on Tuesday, 28-Jan-2025 04:57:36 JST Tek say resist

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     • Diabolic Preacher ♒

     @dpreacher Yep, same developers as Ruff!

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     Diabolic Preacher ♒ (dpreacher@freeradical.zone)'s status on Wednesday, 29-Jan-2025 05:06:31 JST Diabolic Preacher ♒

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     @tek i can see the appeal to the convenience and perhaps even speed at the large scale, but just as much ruff is internally now introduced for cleaner code checkins, i can see that some interesting features of uv like getting the python build of your choice even on an older distro without deadsnakes is attractive, till i remind myself, our work environment is a locked down engineering lab and the repositories we get to access are just the ones vetted and mirrored by engg suport team.