Hi,
I've hit an issue in Python (3.9.12) where creating a Pyarrow dataset over a
remote filesystem (such as GCS filesystem), and then opening a batch iterator
over the dataset and having the program immediately exit / clean-up afterwards
causes a PyGILState_Release error to get thrown. This is
Still broken...
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On Fri, Feb 3, 2017 at 3:51 PM, Alex Libman wrote:
> My Fellow BSD Users & Advocates:
>
> In light of the recent violent faculty-supported
anti-free-speech riots at
> UC Berkeley
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My Fellow BSD Users & Advocates:
In light of the recent violent faculty-supported anti-free-speech riots at UC
Berkeley, the archaic namesake of BSD Unix, I would like to once again revisit
the question that I've posed in a less serious tone six years ago:
WHAT *SHOULD* THE B IN BSD STAND FOR?
SJP Lists wrote:
> Since the IP suite was born out of the Defense Advanced Research
> Projects Agency, does this mean you will be refraining from using the
> Internet also? Please? Please gain some perspective.
I've addressed this in my previous post, paraphrasing The Art of War -
"it is strat
On Thu, 17 Feb 2011 09:25:40 -0600, "Marco Peereboom" said:
> If hippies came up with a good idea I'll be more than happy to run
> with it. Sure I disagree with their life style, pretty sure I do that
> for the vast majority of the planet. They aren't special and at least
> they created somethi
On 2/16/2011 2:28 AM, Steve Shockley wrote:
> Status quo, then?
Of course. I obviously didn't expect anything to be changed through
this half-humorous / half-serious conversation, except to better measure
and document the political and cultural attitude within this project.
If as the result of th
On Mon, 14 Feb 2011 11:35:51 -0700 (MST), "Theo de Raadt"
said:
> Alex Libman is a total loser.
Thank you very much. 8-D
No matter what you think about me or my ideas, I remain a big admirer of
OpenBSD, and I wholeheartedly wish you the best with that project.
On Mon, 14 Feb 2011 17:12:02 +, "Miod Vallat" said:
> I vote for `Berkeley Software Distribution'.
That's what you vote for by simply ignoring my message, since you have
nothing original to contribute. Is that so hard?
(BTW, at http://tinyurl.com/ftlcf you'll find a great example of Theo
On Mon, 14 Feb 2011 08:59:17 -0500, "Ian Darwin" said:
> Look, it's been made clear that the people who run the project are not
> interested in your idea for a name change, particularly because this
> project is called "OpenBSD", not Berkeley or anything else with a
> B. So please accept that you
ijver"
said:
> On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 07:25:43AM -0500, Alex Libman wrote:
> > I am wondering if anyone in the AerieBSD project would see any
> > relevance in the points I've just made on an OpenBSD mailing list
> > about the name.
> >
> > See http://marc
On Mon, 14 Feb 2011 08:02:49 -0600, "Marco Peereboom" said:
> *sigh* I promised myself not to be trolled again but I can't help
> myself. [...]
Why? This conversation would have been much better as a soliloquy,
without any pointless insults. Doesn't your time have any value to you?
Whether yo
On Mon, 14 Feb 2011 10:22:56 +0100, "Paul de Weerd" said:
> You brought it up and it was considered bullshit [...]
"Bullshit Software Distribution"? Thanks for the idea, but, as with
"Backdoor / Buggy / Broken / Blazing-slow Software Distribution" - it's
just too mean! I actually like OpenBS
Miod Vallat -
I understand that "there is no plan". How can there be a plan if no one
has ever brought this up before? A journey of 10,000 miles begins with
a single step.
Austin Hook -
George Albert Hammes? I don't understand the reference.
Marco Peereboom -
If you have nothing rational
On Sun, 13 Feb 2011 07:59:18 -0700, "W. Steven Schneider"
said:
> 4. Changing what B designates doesn't affect how people think about
>the OS.
Changing what that B stands for, even as an informal nickname / joke,
does affect how people think about the OS. A lot of people shun open
source
Marco Peereboom -
My apologies for forgetting to turn my signature off, I didn't know that
was a rule here. I also apologize if my satirical tone was a miss. I'm
not trying to sell anything here (unlike most posts to advocacy@, which
appear to be spam). I thought this was an appropriate place t
l of computers that all sorts of jokers were trying to hack
into, what else would you run!
Or... It could just be one of them self-referential acronyms that some
guy at MIT thinks are funny... (B)SD (S)oftware (D)istribution
Works for me! (Except with 802.11n, but that's a whole nother rant.)
-- Alex Libman, http://AlexLibman.com
Is anyone going to add aria2 or any other metalink client to the ports tree?
I'm planning to put up some OpenBSD-related mirrors down the road, and using
metalink can go a long way to increasing download speed and fault tolerance.
-- Alex Libman, http://AlexLibman.com
ave a 256 word threshold for legalese). The dependence on
perl in particular is a significant downside...
-- Alex Libman, http://AlexLibman.com
tax enable", "set backspace=2", and maybe
"set number". Also, how long before 7.3 makes it into -stable ports?
-- Alex Libman, http://AlexLibman.com
ever you
> can use it to sign your commits. Also why comment out REGRESS_DEPENDS?
> tcl shouldn't get installed unless you run make regress if I'm not
> mistaken. A normal user running make install or pkg_add will never get
> tcl installed.
>
> On Thu, Oct 07, 2010 at 12:3
on
GNU components (i.e. gnupg), or avoid installing a zillion different
scripting languages (i.e. tcl).
Best regards,
Alex Libman
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aria2 (as well as libmetalink, etc) will soon make it into
ports. I'm also hoping curl will soon add metalink support as well.
Sample metalinks can be found at http://metalinker.org/samples.html
Best regards,
Alex Libman
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SciTE (some upper and some lower chars in the
>executable's name), could be made more intuitive if the port did this
>(or something similar) at the end:
>
>ln -s /usr/local/bin/SciTE /usr/local/bin/scite
>
>I'm glad that grep is not gReP ;)
>
>Brad
Best regards,
Al
Thank you very much, it /almost/ worked. net/libmetalink `make`
finishes OK, but `make install` fails with: "libmetalink.so.0.0 does not
exist" (see http://pastebin.org/3522).
On Sat, 2 Oct 2010 20:11:51 +0100, "Stuart Henderson"
said:
> On 2010/10/02 14:32, Alex
On Sat, 2 Oct 2010 11:05:31 +0100, "Stuart Henderson"
said:
> On 2010/10/02 02:08, Alex Libman wrote:
> > * mulk 0.5.1 `./configure` dies with "cannot compile without
> > libcurl", even though I have curl installed from ports (and there
> > is no libc
mething light. I also didn't yet try "(pre)alpha"
clients like Gget, Celerius, and Snappy. There's a complete list at:
http://metalinker.org/implementation.html
Am I doing something wrong? Is anyone working on porting any of those?
Best regards,
Alex Libman
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