Hrrrmm… kinda worried about the implications of what it says for pdm that that python developers survey considered Poetry significant enough to include under virtualenv/dependency management tools but not pdm.
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Hrrrmm… kinda worried about the implications of what it says for pdm that that python developers survey considered Poetry significant enough to include under virtualenv/dependency management tools but not pdm.
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Hrrrmm… kinda worried about the implications of what it says for pdm that that python developers survey considered Poetry significant enough to include under virtualenv/dependency management tools but not pdm.
I dunno, maybe uv really is objectively better than pdm. A friend showed me pdm and I was like "yeah, this is good, this is better than just using requirements.txt… I will use nothing else forever". The only other thing I've tried was Poetry because i thought it would be cross compatible with pdm (it isn't, and I don't think I liked it as much
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I dunno, maybe uv really is objectively better than pdm. A friend showed me pdm and I was like "yeah, this is good, this is better than just using requirements.txt… I will use nothing else forever". The only other thing I've tried was Poetry because i thought it would be cross compatible with pdm (it isn't, and I don't think I liked it as much
Amusingly, I did not participate in the Rust Developers Survey this year because there was a question about which RFCs are the most important to you and then I spent the rest of the evening reading RFCs and forgot to finish the survey
Okay I guess that's not really that amusing. It happened tho
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Hrrrmm… kinda worried about the implications of what it says for pdm that that python developers survey considered Poetry significant enough to include under virtualenv/dependency management tools but not pdm.
@mcc poetry has 4x as many github stars as pdm (completely arbitrary metric but easy to see)
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I dunno, maybe uv really is objectively better than pdm. A friend showed me pdm and I was like "yeah, this is good, this is better than just using requirements.txt… I will use nothing else forever". The only other thing I've tried was Poetry because i thought it would be cross compatible with pdm (it isn't, and I don't think I liked it as much
@mcc I’ve moved completely to uv. It handles venvs and Python versions much better. Poetry last I tried didn’t even attempt Python version management.
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Amusingly, I did not participate in the Rust Developers Survey this year because there was a question about which RFCs are the most important to you and then I spent the rest of the evening reading RFCs and forgot to finish the survey
Okay I guess that's not really that amusing. It happened tho
…is this… … is this question in the Python Developers Survey weird? I feel like this is weird?
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…is this… … is this question in the Python Developers Survey weird? I feel like this is weird?
@mcc it's weird.
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@mcc I’ve moved completely to uv. It handles venvs and Python versions much better. Poetry last I tried didn’t even attempt Python version management.
@cameron I'm not considering uv currently because it's self-hosted. I have lightewight VPSes where I deploy Python code but don't have Rust installed.
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@mcc it's weird.
@dysfun It felt weird to me
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…is this… … is this question in the Python Developers Survey weird? I feel like this is weird?
I DIDN'T EVEN NOTICE THAT THE QUESTION IN THE LAST POST LISTS "SLEEPING" AS A POTENTIAL HOBBY??? DID A ROBOT WRITE THIS?? LIKE NOT A LARGE LANGUAGE MODEL AI BUT A ROBOT FROM A 1950S SCIENCE FICTION STORY?!
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I DIDN'T EVEN NOTICE THAT THE QUESTION IN THE LAST POST LISTS "SLEEPING" AS A POTENTIAL HOBBY??? DID A ROBOT WRITE THIS?? LIKE NOT A LARGE LANGUAGE MODEL AI BUT A ROBOT FROM A 1950S SCIENCE FICTION STORY?!
@mcc hi, fellow programmer, i also sleep
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…is this… … is this question in the Python Developers Survey weird? I feel like this is weird?
@mcc wait for the weirdness of thinking about what will the questionaire creators do with that information. How will they correlate that with anything and think they get a reasonable conclusion out of that data.
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@mcc hi, fellow programmer, i also sleep
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…is this… … is this question in the Python Developers Survey weird? I feel like this is weird?
@mcc
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…is this… … is this question in the Python Developers Survey weird? I feel like this is weird?
@mcc my american friend told me that americans consider "spending time with family" a hobby in their work culture
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@cameron I'm not considering uv currently because it's self-hosted. I have lightewight VPSes where I deploy Python code but don't have Rust installed.
@mcc I don’t think compiling uv from source is the expected installation method
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I DIDN'T EVEN NOTICE THAT THE QUESTION IN THE LAST POST LISTS "SLEEPING" AS A POTENTIAL HOBBY??? DID A ROBOT WRITE THIS?? LIKE NOT A LARGE LANGUAGE MODEL AI BUT A ROBOT FROM A 1950S SCIENCE FICTION STORY?!
@mcc Maybe they're referring to people who're into lucid dreaming? *shrugs shoulders*
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I dunno, maybe uv really is objectively better than pdm. A friend showed me pdm and I was like "yeah, this is good, this is better than just using requirements.txt… I will use nothing else forever". The only other thing I've tried was Poetry because i thought it would be cross compatible with pdm (it isn't, and I don't think I liked it as much
@mcc it actually includes pdm in the other related questions
did an AI write this
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@mcc Maybe they're referring to people who're into lucid dreaming? *shrugs shoulders*
@Video_Game_King This… makes… more sense…
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@mcc I don’t think compiling uv from source is the expected installation method
@porglezomp @mcc I was about to say
