Hi! I'm James Murphy and I make videos about programming and mathematics, mostly including Python and C++.
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Is there something akin to C++'s resize, reserve and shrink_to_fit methods? These would allow more direct control over the capacity.
Only 5 out of 31, these being 10. not knowing string literal lifetime, generally I would use a global variable string. 11. not using structed binding, auto helps here a lot, but can make you lose track of the type. 12. not using constexpr, just forgetting to add it sometimes, ... 25. any use of new and delete, for win32 programming, low level ish, I have used new and delete. 30. mix up const ptr vs ptr to const. const int* ptr, int* const ptr, I know what both do, but int const* ptr I haven't seen in a while and forgot what it did.
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I seriously appreciate the pace and length of this video. It really helps a lot.
you l literally look like npc
Just learning Python and I've already run into issues with 3.12. The lora kohya_ss only works up to 3.10. Ran into that same issue while trying to program a script to be a smart assistant. Trying to get it to do things on the computer when asked. Also, if I ask it questions. I want it to find out using llama2 I have installed using WSL.
Very Good and Informative series using FASTAPI for 2 years now but never knew this much is going into backend.
What you really have to know is that it is poorly designed and you cannot start asyncio tasks prior ASGI application startup. So if your application is something more complex than CRUD - you'll have to start all your background tasks in framework's lifespan handler, which, sometimes, is strange, because HTTP API might not be the only part of an application. **It might already be fixed though. ***all the flaws of ASGI applications might be the reason for why it still has no PEP
Awesome video as usual. Will this series include a global request rate limiter? Both for incoming requests to avoid sever overload, and requests from the app to an external API. I know you showed how to do an external API rate limiter in a previous video, but it was for batch requests, it was not in the context of an ASGI application. Thanks!
Thank you. This series is very interesting. I have a question about the assertion you used. What is your opinion about it on production code? I always avoid this kind of code, except for test cases (pytest and etc) .
this is amazing! thank you!
this series is super useful, thanks so much!
Wait, in 3:28 "if x" and "if not x" wouldn't be better?
I hope the next video is about middleware.
I can't remember how many times I've had to reread what CORS is and why I need to add CORS middleware. Still don't think I really understand it.
great video