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Zed is a high-performance, multiplayer code editor from the creators of Atom and Tree-sitter.

andrewlock.net

In this post I discuss why you might want to use the result pattern, demonstrate it with a simple example and show a naïve, ugly, solution

baseten.co

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blog.codingconfessions.com

Deep dives into compilers, performance optimization, Linux internals, and low-level programming. For engineers who love understanding systems at a fundamental level. Click to read Confessions of a Code Addict, by Abhinav Upadhyay, a Substack publication with tens of thousands of subscribers.

byteiota.com

What is a virtual environment? A virtual environment allows having a Python interpreter, packages and dependencies separately for a particular project or typ...

community.stereolabs.com

Normally, it’s not required indoors. But if the area is subject to direct sunlight, it can improve the behaviors. One thing that you can do now is to use the Region of Interest setting for the auto exposure and select a zone of the image to be used as a reference for tuning the exposure. This will allow you to not have dark important areas when the sunlight hits zones that are not important. More info here: AEC_AGC_ROI Examples: C++/Python

discuss.scientific-python.org

I noticed on the Detailed SciPy Roadmap under sparse.linalg, there is a line item for: add interfaces to SuiteSparse CHOLMOD and SPQR I have updated the scikit-sparse interface to CHOLMOD to be more similar to the scipy.linalg (dense) cholesky interface in my own development fork. I have a PR open to merge it. I realize there are license issues with including SuiteSparse code directly in SciPy, but it seems like the interface to the headers and requiring SuiteSparse as a dependency is reason...

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