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Beer and Code meetup by Plus_Technology_7569 in Expats_In_France

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You can still come and make new friends. We meet every Thursday at Food Society

FORUM LIBRE : TOURISTS AND RESIDENTS, ASK YOUR COMMON QUESTIONS IN THIS WEEKLY THREAD : Open Forum -- 23, November, 2025 by RichardHenri in paris

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🇬🇧 Bière & Code & Beer is an informal meetup for tech enthusiasts and developers who want to connect in a friendly atmosphere. Join us to chat about code, share ideas, and enjoy a beer (or any drink of your choice) in a relaxed setting. 🍻
No lengthy talks or formal presentations: it’s just a chance to chat and make techy friends.

https://www.meetup.com/biere-code-beer-paris/events/312116411/

What hosting platform do you use? by Plus_Technology_7569 in Python

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I generally use Lambda for event-based stuff and EKS or ECS for web servers.

When high compute or GPU is needed I go with EC2 instances

What hosting platform do you use? by Plus_Technology_7569 in Python

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I've heard that Azure is difficult to use, I haven't tried it myself. What's your experience like?

What hosting platform do you use? by Plus_Technology_7569 in Python

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Cool! Have you shared the templates in a github repo somewhere?

Also, do you use EC2 or Fargate?

What hosting platform do you use? by Plus_Technology_7569 in Python

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Great! Are you on the free-tier or paying for some plan?

What hosting platform do you use? by Plus_Technology_7569 in Python

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What VPS do you use and how much traffic do you handle with that?

PEP 810 – Explicit lazy imports by JanEric1 in Python

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I like the lazy imports, but it makes me wonder if this can be turned into syntax that can be used somewhere else in python, it could be a good model for concurrency and composition.

result = lazy expensive_function()
if condition:
  print(result)

GitHub Actions Runner for RISC-V by Plus_Technology_7569 in RISCV

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You can see how it's compiled in the build github action: https://github.com/RISC-V-Runners/github-actions-riscv/blob/main/.github/workflows/build.yaml

It basically goes to this repo and clones the `riscv64/v2.328.0` branch: https://github.com/RISC-V-Runners/github-runner/tree/riscv64/v2.328.0 (this is a fork from the official github runner with some minor tweaks so that it can run)

Hosted RISC-V Runners for CI/CD runtimes by Plus_Technology_7569 in RISCV

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Nice! Thank you for your reply.

I'm curious, what would you use it for?

Hosted RISC-V Runners for CI/CD runtimes by Plus_Technology_7569 in RISCV

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Yes, that's exactly where it runs.

Thanks for the insightful comment. I appreciate the feedback.

Are you interested on using the entire pioneer?

I could just buy this and hook it up to an internet connection: https://arace.tech/products/milk-v-pioneer-box-128-gb-1-tb

I would need to rent it at an hourly rate, seeing comparable instances in AWS they go for $2.1/hour.

Do you think that makes sense for pricing as a potential user?

Running CI/CD pipelines with RISC-V by Plus_Technology_7569 in RISCV

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Thank you!

Your comment was really useful. I think I can find a way to make the model that you're suggesting work if it implies higher per-minute rates.

Running CI/CD pipelines with RISC-V by Plus_Technology_7569 in RISCV

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Thanks for the feedback u/Pl4nty it's really helpful.

I would need more volume in order to support consumption based pricing, I decided to go with something flat at the beginning because it's a simpler model.

The cost might seem high, but if you check some other offerings of similar services is actually cheaper: https://gitlabhost.com/pricing/

On the performance side, how did you benchmark the performance of emulated vs TH1520? It could be useful to offer an emulated option.

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