Vladimir Kukushkin

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Amazon Braket launches new superconducting quantum processor from IQM | Amazon Web Services

Amazon Braket brings quantum computing to more users with a new 20-qubit processor from IQM in the EU. See how this tech could shape the future in our blog post.

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I’ve published to GitHub a #swift and #swiftui package to open a Terminal or iTerm2 window and run some commands in it. Will probably work in sandbox with a temp exception, will probably never pass review. I use it in a personal app to handle multiple Python project repos vs multiple conda environments. https://github.com/kukushechkin/OpenInTerminalButton
GitHub - kukushechkin/OpenInTerminalButton: A tiny SwiftPM package that provides a library and a SwiftUI button for opening a folder in macOS Terminal.app or iTerm2.app.

A tiny SwiftPM package that provides a library and a SwiftUI button for opening a folder in macOS Terminal.app or iTerm2.app. - kukushechkin/OpenInTerminalButton

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More I look at this snipped, more terrified I become of #python
What would you consider as good material for understanding how to handle tech debt in software projects? Any books? Any practical guides? #softwaredevelopment #programming #engineeringmanager
Listening the latest @atpfm episode and finally decided I need a hypercritical t-shirt. Well, apparently delivery to some places is tricky, will wait for another 5 years 🫠

I've been messing about with the Lemmy 🔁 Mastodon interop today and it has BLOWN MY MIND. 🤯

This excellent post from @vjprema explains how to use #Lemmy from your #Mastodon account. Amazing.

https://vijayprema.com/using-lemmy-from-my-existing-mastodon/

As @evan says, don't bet against the #fediverse.

This thing is 🔥.

Reddit exodus - Using Lemmy from my existing Mastodon

Many are turning to Lemmy as a viable Reddit alternative. Here is how to use your existing Mastodon account with Lemmy.

Vijay Prema - The Mindful Technologist
Why there is a difference? Because fuck you, that’s why 🤷‍♂️
‘json.dumps({'a': numpy.int64(1)})’ doesn’t work
‘json.dumps({'a': numpy.float64(1)})’ works
I am not loving #Python a little more since today. The fact that numpy.float64 can be json serialized, but numpy.int64 cannot, made my debugging a bit longer then I wanted. Wha… why… why aren’t people blocking highways so the government fixes this?!