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«#Joblib is a set of tools to provide lightweight pipelining in #Python In particular:

Joblib is optimized to be fast and robust on large data in particular and has specific optimizations for #numpy arrays. It is BSD-licensed.»

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joblib.readthedocs.ioJoblib: running Python functions as pipeline jobs — joblib 1.4.2 documentation
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@gerowen i'd say get a v cheap vps and a domain and then reverse proxy a box to avoid cpu and disk quotas - ddns works if your isp is cool with it but with vps you can run vpn and have access to much faster bandwidth - more than likely. also more privacy - your isp won't see your traffic though you may have to use proxychain to connect to some sites. i have pretty slow upload speeds so the vps is a nice way around that #siege #caching proxy

This week I learned that full html page caching for #SSR #nodejs (without static pre-rendering on build time) needs some custom work.
E.g. setting up a cloudflare worker + cloudflare cache in front - or writing a redis response cache, use varnish, etc.

My naive thought was that this is already baked into #SvelteKit, #NuxtJS, #NextJS, etc.

Guess I'm a bit spoiled by Blitz Cache for CraftCMS (PHP) which just takes care of caching html responses + redirecting 🤓 #caching putyourlightson.com/plugins/bl

PutYourLightsOnBlitz – Intelligent static page caching for lightning-fast sites.Blitz provides intelligent static page caching for creating lightning-fast sites with Craft CMS. It significantly improves a site’s performance by…

Is anyone aware of a more recent alternative to apt-cacher-ng? I would like to run an apt cache on a small local server. What bugs me about apt-cacher-ng is that:

  • It does not support HTTPS (alright, could work around that with reverse proxying)
  • It stores the backend admin password in plain text

(Snooping around in the docs, I realised that all documentation about #caching and #mirroring #apt #repos is fairly outdated. E.g. both #Debian and #Ubuntu docs warn that creating a mirror requires “massive” amounts of storage space, then quantifying that to be around 60 to 80 GB (hihihi).)

An alternative that is mentioned is to use a general purpose caching proxy like squid… I may resort to that.