flandish

so just … rely then on fuel from a system designed to profit for shareholders, instead? kind of like how “you gotta have a green lawn” was a thing which just happened to convince people away from using their land as farms to offset grocery stores.

the know shit’s about to pop off into another meat grinder.

questions that have been asked for thousands of years, actually. heck “cogito ergo sum” and all of that.

that is axiomatically incorrect. smuggling is if they were to still trade via back channels directly with the sanctioning country. cf: us doing iran contra lol.

is it really “smuggling” if the sanctions are horseshit anyway?

You already know the answer… the indigenous people were not actually people in the eyes of the colonists.

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And I so fully support banning calls for violence. in my example (anecdotally) there was no violence just uncomfortable rhetoric. (also he was a mod of news on .world at the time - not just his instance but maybe that’s how it works here? not fully sure.)

A) I never advocated violence. I support a prohibition on such actions.

B) I did not arbitrarily label anyone anything. The subjects themselves did it. I merely used the labels they give themselves in my commentary about the kinds of people they are.

C) I am in no way, shape, or form a liberal.

oh did not know abt those bans. he got me when I posted intolerance of nazis because I was “dehumanizing” them. but yeah. as a dev good! administration was just too much for him.

as a dev sure. as an admin he had a recent kerfuffle on news, etc, with bans and involvement in some drama around them.

i reckon that’s mostly it - I get an idea, wanna try something and don’t “reset” to a fresh venv. or I do then forget to reinstall the tools I want to use cause I was “just” using them in this same terminal.

it’s me not python. though it’s funny getting a few replies with different solutions. like in PERL, tmtowtdi.

thanks for your reply!

thanks! I will check it out!

hrm. yeah. I am “trying on” some basic ml models (just simple classifications) into our workflow and while I can whip one up with scikit, a notebook, and serve it with flask/fast - there is no way I can build a workflow tenable for others who are more “data analytics” than coders. The ecosystems for low/no code model generation (knime etc) with handoff to engineers like me to serve is … young.

never used poetry. just venv, virtualenv and such. I guess I just don’t know the current era’s idiomatic way of doing things. I’m more familiar with java/mvn, rust, etc. It seems like every manning book on a pythonic tool has a different way the author setup the env. to be expected sure. I just need to grok and settle into my own. :)

just learning is all. :) appreciate the reply!

as someone fairly new to larger python projects, working in a team too - why does it seem like I’m always in dependency hell? Sometimes things work with venv until I forget and a notebook needs something else. Or a diff type of proj because mlflow wanted another kind of env manager?