Yesterday, in the early evening, I noticed that the Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens I keep had molted. And today, because I could guide it carefully in a different position, I took a few photos.
In the photo above you can see why this tarantula has the common name green bottle blue tarantula or GBB for short.
Today we’ll look at ways of productionizing the toy program from the previous post. Our primary goal here is allowing the user to select various statistics, computing just what the user has selected to compute. We’ll try to do this in a modular and composable way, striving to isolate each statistic into its own unit of some sorts.
Source: The joys and perils of beating C with Haskell: productionizing wc.
I've been working with Python typing annotation in the last few years as part of our main product at Flare Systems. I've found it to be a wonderful tool to support refactoring and make the code more readable. Lately, I explored how we can make API safer with the uses of types. I will specifically look about how we can use Python typing annotation to make
os.systemfoolproof.
Source: Typing your way into safety, an article by Israël Hallé.