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Does any one know whether Claude Mythos was shared with the CPython team to check for issues before its impending release? How about with web framework teams like FastAPI, Flask, Pydantic, etc? Web server projects like nginx?
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Stan 🐍 · 21w
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Paul Everitt · 27w
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Pierre Equoy · 33w
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Veit Schiele · 38w
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@nprofile1q... Makes sense. I never never edit requirements.txt. I have a "what am I actually using" file that looks like unpinned requirements.txt. Then use uv pip compile to generate requirements.txt. That works really well for me. Merge conflicts are very rare, can be tossed and regenerated at any time.
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Veit Schiele · 38w
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Veit Schiele · 38w
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Michael Kennedy @Michael Kennedy
@nprofile1q... Nice. Yes, I just find reading/using requirements.txt to be easiest on git diffs and are the most general for teaching too (you don't have to pick a toolchain and understand it to use it). So I generally stick to that. I have used it on one or two packages lately.
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Veit Schiele · 38w
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Veit Schiele · 38w
nostr:nprofile1qyt8wumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kytcqyq8x5zejz4qweclr693fjxaw6ect6mjerjdyjcu0y86uun6r5v40vgyrp9z Ah, that explains it. We don’t use uv.lock for our libraries either, but we do use it for our applications.