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"Distributed Key-Value Storage implemented in Python" github.com/ShahriyarR/py-dis… If you are in search of educational material about Distributed Systems Patterns but written in Python, here is the progress of the repo: > README is quite extensive, so give it a try.

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I have started to build an educational material for learning/teaching Distributed Systems, in Python. github.com/ShahriyarR/py-dis… Inspired by the book "Patterns of Distributed Systems" by @unmeshjoshi

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If you haven't used Ghostty you should. 1.0 is out now. I have been using this as my main terminal emulator for quite a while at this point and I love it.

🪐 We're continuing to grow the Astral team 🪐 Ruff and uv are... everywhere. We need help keeping up with that growth -- and building out entirely new tools too. Full-time, remote (UTC-7 to UTC 1), open source. Let's build the future of Python tooling :)

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