"celery doesn't support async def foo(): ... tasks" is not a footgun I was expecting to deal with today
Hi, I'm Satyajeet
glorified mattern patcher • recovering perfectionist • fledgling motorcyclist • sambar fiend • subtext junkie • cheese dilettante • purveyor of fine axioms • perpetually adjusting my weights • conspicuously ignoring the abyss
Popular posts
Understanding Prometheus Range Vectors
Range Vectors in Prometheus are a bit non-intuitive, unless you’ve thoroughly read and understood the documentation. Who does that? One is supposed to spend time doing it incorrectly, then look for random blog posts like this one to understand how open source software... ..read more
📺 BoJack Horseman - An Attempt at a Thematic Analysis
We’d already seen a flurry of blog posts, videos and essays trying to deconstruct the success of Netflix’s “BoJack Horseman”. I too, finished watching the last season last year and really felt like commenting my version of the show. ..read more
🎥 Aparichit (Anniyan) (2005)
I haven’t seen many Tamil movies, translated or otherwise. This one however receives a lot of air time on Hindi movie channels for some reason. While I hadn’t seen it completely in one go, it had an interesting concept given the time it came out. After finally seeing it, I can... ..read more
🎥 Rajnigandha (1974)
A relic of the seventies, “Rajnigandha” is a gentle walk-through of the emotional turmoil experienced by a twenty-two year old woman when she unexpectedly meets an old flame. ..read more
Charting Range Vectors in Prometheus
In the previous blog post, we mentioned that Range Vectors cannot be charted. This blog post illustrates how we can work around the limitations and use Range Vectors in charts. We will also take a l... ..read more
Recent tweets
TIL since Python 3.5, you can now override the @ operator, by defining __matmul__. One of the few instances of a language supporting an operator overload without shipping any builtin type that actually makes use of it!
itsuch a frustrating coincidence! the fact that ctrl-w deletes the previous word in vim, and closes a tab in the browser.
really makes you wonder what kind of a mind thought up this abomination
one makes does
