Phil Elson @pypelson

Proud parent of conda-forge, cartopy, Iris and 2 real-world kids. Former Au Pair of matplotlib. Working on accelerator controls at CERN. @pelson.bsky.social pelson.github.io Geneva Joined March 2014

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Phil Elson @pypelson

2 years ago

Retweets welcome on this... Ideally would like to rule out low Twitter engagement when determining the general utility of the project in this discussion (I also know I have a stronger conda audience 😉).

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2 years ago

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Phil Elson @pypelson

2 years ago

I posted about a PyPI-like interface for any PEP-503 compliant package repository at discuss.python.org/t/a-pypi-like-…. I'm looking for feedback before deciding whether to commit more effort in generalisation and open-development - your input is very welcome!

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Phil Elson @pypelson

2 years ago

Excited to be sharing the powerful tooling that we've developed around PEP-503++ package indexing... I'll be presenting ideas which I believe expedite the adoption of recent index standards, and have a demo of a PyPI-like interface which can be used on any index (incl. file://)

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2 years ago

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Jens Axboe @axboe

3 years ago

"Running a successful open source project is just Good Will Hunting in reverse, where you start out as a respected genius and end up being a janitor who gets into fights." Quote attributed to @cra, and I don't think I've ever seen anything more true posted.

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Phil Elson @pypelson

3 years ago

A dask worker autoscaler which adapts not based on amount of work that the scheduler has, but rather on the workload of the underlying machine (e.g. imagine a cluster running on a collection of colleague's desktop machines). #doesitexistalready @dask_dev

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Phil Elson @pypelson

3 years ago

Think this is my favourite @SciPyConf swag t-shirt (2018 vintage) @enthought

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Phil Elson @pypelson

3 years ago

As I'm a new face on python discourse, and given my fairly lengthy input on the PEP-691 discussion, is there a risk that the invading alien is me... 😂👽

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Phil Elson @pypelson

3 years ago

Christoph's sage advice (along with that of @cournape) were pivotal for getting @condaforge off the ground when it came to Windows builds.

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Phil Elson @pypelson

3 years ago

Now that I'm Geneva based this is really close, but not sure I'm going to be able to make it (🚼). Who do I know who is planning to attend?

EuroSciPy @EuroSciPy

3 years ago

Now that I'm Geneva based this is really close, but not sure I'm going to be able to make it (🚼). Who do I know who is planning to attend?

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Phil Elson @pypelson

3 years ago

TIL: When reviewing some code, I totally just learnt that you can pass arbitrary keywords to the class base list in Python. After all these years (15+), I'm clearly still learning #Python! peps.python.org/pep-3115/#spec…

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Phil Elson @pypelson

4 years ago

Does anybody know of a tool to generate a UML diagram from type-stubs? Asking because I like the functionality of pyreverse but want to generate for native modules as well as pure Python. Stubgen does all the hard work of figuring out the interface, just need to vizualise it...

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Phil Elson @pypelson

5 years ago

What would you say the collective name for the data structures which are natively represented by JSON was called? It is to name a method which produces something that can be JSON-ified. I see a lot of to_dict/from_dict, but that isn't really representative IMO.

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Phil Elson @pypelson

5 years ago

Just wondering if anybody has tried making #conda capable of installing pure-python wheel files directly? That simple activity alone would unlock thousands of Python packages that aren't likely to ever be packaged in conda. The hardest part is then indexing them all... (doable)

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Phil Elson @pypelson

6 years ago

TIL: You can insert a list into another list at a desired index using indexing... >>> l = [1, 2, 3] >>> l[0:0] = [-1, 0] >>> l [-1, 0, 1, 2, 3] Source: Reading some of the sphinx source code.

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Phil Elson @pypelson

6 years ago

Reviewing a colleague's concurrent.futures code I asked for clarification on what was expected when the future was destroyed... The response was "I'm still quite new to futures and wasn't sure if this was a genuine question or some kind of joke" (it was genuine) #signofthetimes