~/git/blog My brain-dump of random code/configuration. 25 Jun 2015 Cgi Like Python Scripts With Systemd Socket Activation Lets say you want to trigger remote the start of a python script. But you don’t want to have a service running all the time waiting for requests. What you can do, is using socket-unit in systemd, which is waiting on a tcp port for connections and starts the service, if somebody is requesting it. The systemd configuration could look like this: Listens on tcp port 3000 (both ipv4 and
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This was about 2 hours of fuss that I wish I had avoided. With my updated Jupyter Notebooks, I need to be explicit about what conda environment for python I am using. It is all laid out clearly, if only I had been looking in this bit of the IPython docs: For example, using conda
# [Python-ideas] Was: Annotations (and static typing), Now:Sharing __annotations__ Chris Angelico rosuav at gmail.com Mon Aug 25 01:57:37 CEST 2014 On Mon, Aug 25, 2014 at 9:28 AM, Cem Karan < cfkaran2 at gmail.com > wrote: > On Aug 24, 2014, at 7:22 PM, Chris Angelico < rosuav at gmail.com > wrote: > >> On Mon, Aug 25, 2014 at 9:17 AM, Cem Karan < cfkaran2 at gmail.com > wrote: >>> @doc(a, "docs about a") >>> @type(a, set(range(10))) >>> def foo(a): >>> pass >> >> If this is your proposal, then how do U
Skip to main content Previous SCALEs Subscribe to announcements Subscribe How Do Python Coroutines Work? A Jesse Jiryu Davis Audience: Advanced Topic: Developer Classical computer science focuses on CPU-bound problems. It is concerned with algorithms that complete computations quickly. But many networked programs spend their time not computing, but waiting for responses from remote machines. These I/O-bound programs present a very different challenge: wait for a huge number of network responses efficiently
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