You rarely need this. Python handles memory management for you. Except in an edge case where you have a lot of objects to work with.
How many is a lot? Enough that your app crashes with MemoryError exception. Or, is consuming so much memory other processes have trouble working …
You rarely need this. Python handles memory management for you. Except in an edge case where you have a lot of objects to work with.
How many is a lot? Enough that your app crashes with MemoryError exception. Or, is consuming so much memory other processes have trouble working …
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more ..."I read several times that ideally I should avoid inheritance with ABCs and if I do, then from a standard class. That is, I should avoid creating a typical base and subclass construct that is used in a strategy pattern, for example."
"If I look …
Some quotes to provide context.
more ..."I read several times that ideally I should avoid inheritance with ABCs and if I do, then from a standard class. That is, I should avoid creating a typical base and subclass construct that is used in a strategy pattern, for example."
"If I look …
Some quotes to provide context.
more ..."I read several times that ideally I should avoid inheritance with ABCs and if I do, then from a standard class. That is, I should avoid creating a typical base and subclass construct that is used in a strategy pattern, for example."
"If I look …
Some quotes to provide context.
more ..."I read several times that ideally I should avoid inheritance with ABCs and if I do, then from a standard class. That is, I should avoid creating a typical base and subclass construct that is used in a strategy pattern, for example."
"If I look …
Ugh.
A painful stretch of hours looking for a problem. Working on this: https://github.com/cloud-custodian/cel-python/wiki/Evaluation-Design. I need to address a performance problem and upgrade things generally to get them ready for 3.13 and 3.14.
You know how it goes, right?
I touched something …
more ...Generally, I try to frown on Domain-Specific Languages. Often, a tidy set of related functions, or a group of class definitions with a few decorators can create something that's every bit as expressive as a DSL in native Python syntax.
There are a few cases where a DSL can be …
more ...Recently, we talked about extracting data from complex relational databases. This is -- in a way -- another case study for my Unlearning SQL book. This is a description of what comes next after the "low-level" conversion. Warning: it's complicated.
BLUF: Take the time to get rid of SQL processing.
more ...We're talking about extracting data from complex relational databases. This is -- in a way -- another case study for my Unlearning SQL book.
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