Open source maintainer. Infrastructure Performance at Airbnb. Views here are my own.
Joined July 2008
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I’m over at bsky.app/profile/indygreg.bs… now. Unsure how much more I’ll be posting here since people I follow keep leaving for bluer skies.
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GitHub finally has a solution for the “PGP key rotated/expired causing commit signatures to stop verifying” problem.
GitHub now has a “PGP key revoked and commits still verify” problem.
Feels like a net win.
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Persistent commit signature verification now in public preview github.blog/changelog/2024-1…
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The first RCV run out of SF seems to confirm what I was seeing tons of screenshots of: Lurie sandwiched between Breed and Farrell in ranking.
Lower of Breed or Farrell is eliminated, transferring votes to Lurie, who wins. Breed and Farrell effectively cancel each other out.
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I wrote a new blog post about my work on mutexes, and it's a great conversation starter for any engineer. justine.lol/mutex/
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Today, we're shipping a series of features that move uv beyond a pip alternative, and into an end-to-end solution for managing Python projects, command-line tools, single-file scripts, and even Python itself.
A single, unified tool. Like Cargo, for Python.
It's very fast.
ALT Resolving the Transformers project with all optional dependencies enabled, without (top) and with (bottom) caching.
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The @sfstandard asked San Francisco’s mayoral candidates my question about what the future population of SF should be! sfstandard.com/2024/06/10/sa…
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Frantic searching at 3 AM when an ER visit for your child is on the line isn’t how I wanted to learn that Google now serves an “AI Summary” in response to medical queries.
Taking unsourced medical advice from an early stage technology is not what I want in an emergency!
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New standalone Python builds are out. Get em while they are hot. github.com/indygreg/python-b…
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So many BuT wE LOse A REgisTEr arguments against enabling frame pointers. How many of these people are running x86-64 binaries at the default ~2003 microarchitecture level and aren’t using instructions (SSE3/4, AVX, etc) that utilize newer registers? news.ycombinator.com/item?id…
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I think it is somewhat hypocritical to decry the loss of a register when most x86-64 binaries today don’t execute instructions introduced after 2003. The key difference is people don’t realize their compiler is targeting the 2003 AMD K8 instruction set by default.
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New blog post: My Shifting Open Source Priorities gregoryszorc.com/blog/2024/0…
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