Programming keyboard cat @allegrotech. Also: photography, running, hiking and metal. @Unit03@fosstodon.org

Warsaw, Poland
Joined February 2008
This 🤗 The slides and links are available at kolodziejj.info/talks/gil/ #PythonGIL #cpython #gil – at Tallinn, Estonia
We're excited to announce our next speaker, Jacek Kołodziej! Join us as he dives into the intriguing world of Python's GIL 🐍💡. Curious about its impact? Wondering if you should care? Don't miss this insightful talk! 🗣️🇪🇪 #PyConEstonia2023 #PythonGIL @Unit03
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[PL only] Na dzisiejszym (18:00) @allegrotech Live będę mówił o tym, jak żyje się nam w zespole używającym na co dzień i Pythona, i stosów JVMowych. meetup.com/allegrotech/event… Transmisja na Fb i YT youtube.com/watch?v=YjVrF_CQ…. Zapraszam 😊
I published something! A high-level overview of managing dependencies in a #Python project kolodziejj.info/articles/dep… Yes ✅ it distinguishes libraries from applications. Let me know what you think 🤗
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[Polish only] Za 40 minut będę mówił o tym, jak wybrać między Scalą a Pythonem przy korzystaniu z Apache Spark ✨ 18:20, ścieżka ML & Big Data ("Fantastyka"), zapraszam🤗
We are live now with 5 Tracks at Allegro Tech Meeting 2021! Software: na.allegro.pl/atm-natura Infrastructure: na.allegro.pl/atm-mrok UX & Product: na.allegro.pl/atm-blask ML & Big Data: na.allegro.pl/atm-fantastyka Security: na.allegro.pl/atm-fortyfikac…
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Linki i slajdy: kolodziejj.info/talks/pyspar… Nagranie podlinkuję, jak tylko będzie dostępne :)
Anyone willing to mentor on #grafana , #prometheus, and #observability in #AWS context? I'm new to the topic and in a desperate need to conquer the learning curve. Pretty please?
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Jacek Kołodziej retweeted
#Python The default branch on the CPython repo has just been changed to `main`. I've updated my local clone of CPython, and you can do it too! Here's my the asciinema showing how to do it: asciinema.org/a/411567 And here's the instructions on DevGuide devguide.python.org/gitbootc…
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Jacek Kołodziej retweeted
Python 3.8.10 is the last regular bugfix release for the 3.8 series, moving to security fix-only mode. Upgrade to 3.9 to keep receiving bugfixes, preferably to 3.9.5. With 3.10.0 beta 1 you're invited to test-drive your projects with 3.10. All out now: discuss.python.org/t/python-…
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_That being said_, there's another question: how much do you _actually_ value the commit messages and orderly commit history in general? Where do you strike a balance between the maintenance cost vs. value the commit history provides? Any good articles about it?
Replying to @peter_podgorski
There's a third way: shape the individual commits to 1) be atomic* changes that 2) best explain the context and the "why" of the change in the long run. The exact tool (squashing, rebasing, cherry-picking) is less important, use whatever you like.
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That's where my question came from. :) How to value the repo history maintenance against the rest of the maintenance, assuming the time being a limited resource ('cause it is ;) ).
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How much time would you take from the development time (or any other activity) and give to repo history maintenance (writing useful messages etc.)?
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Jacek Kołodziej retweeted
Best methods of debugging a code problem: 1. Go for a walk 2. Grab a coffee 3. Take a shower 4. Talk to your cat ... 67. Literally anything other than staring at your screen trying to solve the problem ... 154. Staring at your screen trying to solve the problem
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Python will rename its development branch "master" to "main" at 2021-05-03 (Python 3.10 beta1 release): mail.python.org/archives/lis… Prepare your scripts which reference directly the "master" branch name for the flag day! Rationale: sfconservancy.org/news/2020/… and github.com/github/renaming
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