If you’re using Python in the world of data science or scientific computing, you will soon discover that Python has two different packaging systems: pip and Conda. Which raises some questions:
- How are they different?
- What are the tradeoffs between the two?
- Which should you use?
Source: Pip vs Conda: an in-depth comparison of Python’s two packaging systems, an article by Itamar Turner-Trauring.
One of the fundamental selling points of Rust is zero-cost abstractions. This means that you can write high-level generic code, and the compiler will optimize it in such a way that you couldn’t have written better code by hand.
Source: Rust async can truly be zero-cost, an article by Arpad Borsos.
IP address allow lists aka IP whitelists can be used to restrict your tunnel servers to only a set list of IP addresses or CIDRs.
Source: Restrict your tunnels with IP allow lists, an article by Alex Ellis.