Dima @dima@3dots.lv

@mo ок, у меня тоже дела

@mo это загадка для меня. Тут надо код смотреть

@mo интересно, но не понятно, почему он видит старое значение.

Я стараюсь такие ситуации избегать или созданием объекта, который хранит состояние и передается кому надо, или избежанием присваивания

Вместо
def f():
global x = 1

Что-то типа

x = []
def f();
x.append(1)

Список это просто пример мутабельной структуры.

@mo
Если первый вариант был таким
from main import rmq_connection
То новые значения rmq_connection не будут видны.

import main
....
print(main.rmq_connection)
Должен видеть новое значение.

My favorite articles talk about a website without giving a link to that site.

Connected 2 machines that are on the same LAN. Ping times went down from 20ms to 2ms.

I use Wireguard to setup a private network and selfhost apps on a server at home with running a reverse proxy in the cloud. This setup works great.

Today I'll give https://github.com/juanfont/headscale a try to see whether it simplifies client management

@aral it looks great. I'll give it a try and might migrate from tmux.

On a related note, fewonths ago I gave fish a try and never looked back.

This is another song that sounds different now than it sounded back then.

https://youtu.be/3-sLMk4w_HI

I wish the war and suffering in Ukraine to end.

When I was in highschool, there was a New Year show that invited pop and rock artists to sing together and have fun. That was a neat, fresh and fun to watch alternative to established Russian mainstream shows in mid 2000s.

Back then this video of a Russian, a Ukrainian and a Latvian was just a performance. I could not imagine that there would be time that this would be impossible. Now I'm not even sure that I'll see something similar in my lifespan.

https://youtu.be/7E-6Rq_sEu4

@aliceschwarze It's a tiny C++ binary that's good at creating and updating environments.

I use both conda and micromamba.

```
micromamba create -p .venv/ -f environment.yml
```
and
```
micromamba update -f environment.yml -p .venv/
```
to create and update the env. When a new dependency is added, I need to run `micromamba install`.

After that usual `conda activate .venv/` activates the env.

@aliceschwarze I've noticed that conda became much slower, especially if cuda is among the dependencies.

Now I use micromamba to manage the environments.

https://mamba.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html#micromamba

The documentation is a bit all over the place. You basically need to get the micromamba binary in your path and you are ready to use.