This is the web: we can attribute source with link, and the original source in markdown could be quoted without breaking accessibility.
The web is built for it.
👊 TARIFF 🔥
The GREATEST, most TREMENDOUS Python package that makes importing great again!
About
TARIFF is a fantastic tool that lets you impose import tariffs on Python packages. We're going to bring manufacturing BACK to your codebase by making foreign imports more EXPENSIVE!
Installation
pip install tariff
Usage
import tariff
# Set your tariff rates (package_name: percentage)
tariff.set({
"numpy": 50, # 50% tariff on numpy
"pandas": 200, # 200% tariff on pandas
"requests": 150 # 150% tariff on requests
})
# Now when you import these packages, they'll be TARIFFED!
import numpy # This will be 50% slower
import pandas # This will be 200% slower
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Not feature complete, needs to be tied with a RNG to determine when TARIFF ON and TARIFF OFF
Hidden feature: Defines a
tariff.admin.impeachfunction that increments a global counter and does absolutely nothing elseI don't get why people share twitter screenshot instead of the image itself
I can play this game as well
🎶 Non, rien de rien. Non, je ne regrette rien. 🎶
This is a bluesky screenshot, not a twitter screenshot. This is to show, where I reposted this from.
This is the web: we can attribute source with link, and the original source in markdown could be quoted without breaking accessibility. The web is built for it.
Text: it's accessible!
That's what I don't understand. Usually you quote the original source. What if it was a video?
Use the download picture there, use the upload picture here and post a link to the source?
Would it be for giving credit it to the Tweeter?
Twitter users don't deserve credit.
Lol who downvoted this
The twitter guy didnt share the link to the source
That's called snap on ubuntu
This sure as fuck better check locale for US only!
Importing pandas and numpy without the pd and np aliases looks weird.
extra 4% tariff on aliased packages
https://github.com/hxu296/tariff
Set it to -1000% and enjoy your new lightning-fast imports!
Pandas was always 200% slow, nothing lost there.
If you can tariff penguin island you could also tariff polars, which isn't slow.
This would actually be good for npm though…
Are you trying to say npm doesn't implement this yet?
how so lol
You can smuggle imports using importlib.
We're gonna build a firewall and importlib is gonna pay for it!
The extra time is spent mining $TRUMP
::: spoiler Tap for spoiler I know it’s PoS, it’s just funnier this way, don’t come at me. :::
Having to import my tariff management solution is a critical national security risk. Needs to be built-in. PEP soon, please?
Reduce them later. Tell your boss you found a 2x speedup.
Is there a way that I can enforce this as root to all of my users?
What a great way to reduce external dependencies and mitigate supply chain attacks!
Hopefully it maxes out your CPU and memory for no reason.