It comes down to the question “Is YOUR C++ code faster than Python?” (and of course the reverse).

I’ve built a SCADA from scratch and performance requirements are low to begin with, seeing as it’s all network bound and real world objects take time to react, but I’m finding everything is very timely.

A colleague used SQLAlchemy for a similar task and got abysmal performance. No wonder, it’s constantly querying the DB for single results.

Maybe they mean up to?

Darkness envelops me

And yet admin, 1234, test, etc. remain the most commonly ‘hacked’ passwords. Your company’s policies may be annoying, but they certainly don’t make you use unsafe passwords.

It’s not for your security, it’s for the company’s. People suuuuuuuuck when it comes to credentials.

That was dope! 363/365 points 😎

Doesn’t teaching involve learning?