Software Engineer/Wanna-be Data Scientist and Mechanical Engineer, dad, occasional player of video games and contributor to open source.

Portland Oregon
Joined March 2010
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Ogi Moore retweeted
Python has LTS releases, people just want free stuff. Each *annual* release gets five years of patches. That's already a long time for free software. Want longer? @ActiveState and @anacondainc and others will help you. Or hire someone to do it. Stop begging volunteers.
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My "#pytest tips and tricks for a better testsuite" training from @PyConDE is now online! youtube.com/watch?v=FG_DgVo0…
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Former coast guard, can confirm. Went to a Navy school, and after they got their usual jokes and prodding in, I would ask how much they deployed. In less than 5 years, I hit every continent, my last 3 years I deployed on average of 8 months out of the year. - puddle pirate
This is something a lot of non-veterans are completely unaware of. Within the veteran community, there are tiers. And it's a constant dick measuring contest to prove which tier you belong in.
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Replying to @haxor @zooba
github.com/matplotlib/data-p… We (pyqtgraph) haven't begun work on this yet, but we are watching that repo closely and have been invited to contribute. I'm already struggling to keep up with incoming PRs so I haven't spent much time on this yet, but the prospect is exciting.
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Replying to @haxor @zooba
One thing about protocols is they can be shared across projects that are in a similar space. For example, matplotlib is considering implementing protocols and if they do, pyqtgraph, a library i maintain will attempt to support at least a subset of the protocols.
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Wanna join the dev team in charge of the official Python bindings for the Qt Framework? 🐍 We have an opening for the Qt for Python team, which is currently developing PySide and Shiboken! 💻 If you know C++, Python, and a bit of CPython, join us! qt.io/open-positions/python-…
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Ha, @pyqtgraph got a similar email from the same author. Again, happy if they want to audit!
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Ogi Moore retweeted
Israel has just targeted displaced children in a refugee camp in Rafah with Incendiary ammunition… Incendiary ammunition has been banned under a UN convention… You can hear the screams of the women and children, this is one of the worst war crimes in modern history…🇵🇸💔
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Replying to @Osinttechnical
Between this and the CIWS kill the Navy had a month or two ago, a lot of firsts for defensive weaponry for the Navy right now.
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Replying to @haxor
I don’t use zip app but it’s on the roadmap. My library gets deployed to networks with very aggressive restrictions. Including no access to pypi. Zipapp solves the issue of bundling my (pure Python) dependencies
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Ogi Moore retweeted
I made a map of Russian refineries. Those marked red has had a "drone incident" or fire this year.
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#SOTU response delivered from a kitchen, where a woman belongs.
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Right after tweeting, a security guard said I had to leave. I asked why I had to leave, & took out my phone. He grabbed my phone, which I quickly took back. He grabbed both my arms & shoved me outside, then yanked my press badge from my neck
A Google Cloud engineer just interrupted Google Israel managing director Barak Regev at Israeli tech industry conference MindTheTech this morning in NY. “I refuse to build technology that powers genocide!” he yelled, referring to Google’s Project Nimbus contract
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Replying to @moyix
Things get tough when you try and get enough cooling but also minimize noise.
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Replying to @moyix
Yeah that’s a blower card, which is what you want for compact setups. I suspect best thing you can do is an AIO for your cpu. Those GPUs will exhaust a ton of air so maybe all case fans to intake (except for fans at top of case)
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Replying to @ogimoore @moyix
For the CPU you’re going to need the biggest air cooler that you can fit and, and any fan choices should be tied to volumetric flow rate. Also would consider an AIO cooler for the CPU?
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That’s a lot of heat and you’re going to need a lot of air movement. Try and match volumetric flow rates with intake and exhaust, and if you can, have an exhaust at the top of the case. Are the A6000 GPUs with blower style fans? If so then have more intake flow
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