Dear incredibly talented translators and editors and writers,

My wonderful local paper has arguably the best top headline ever this morning. The sub headlines are great, too.

I’m wondering how this could be translated (just the headlines) into English in a way that preserves the delightful earnestness… Any ideas?

“県産ナメコの食べ方追究”
“洗い過ぎない・冷蔵保存→よりおいしく”
“成果広め　魅力向上”

#nameko #nagano #shinanomainichishimbun #Japan

Years ago at #HockenberryCottage we inoculated a bunch of logs with #mushroom spawn. They haven't been the most successful so far, but sometimes the answer is just to be patient. Today I found a big flush of #nameko from one of our slighly buried inoculated log stacks!

@dalbuschat
For (stateless) microservices I completely agree, we mostly deal with user facing webapps. Loads of generated form handling, grids an all that webby stuff that web2py & py4web do way better than fastapi (for me). Since I work a lot with interns and depend on them I have to consider the overhead of another framework.

But fastapi is definitely on my radar!

Eventlet I've mostly used with #nameko iirc. Really like that framework as well.

Next stop is trying #faust

I'm so excited; it took me roughly 5 years to get to a working solution, struggling through #redis, #nameko, #diskcache (and a slew of others) in my #python #microservices environment. Solved using a centralized #postgres database, which automatically triggers removal of items which depend on some data in the mutated row along with dependency registration in the application layer.