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[ladymuck]

It also looks like there may be a new series of 24 Hours in A&E. I haven't double checked it's not a repeat yet.

[NickFitz]

Tea has been chicken thighs roasted with a bit of Jamaican jerk seasoning and a lemon and herb jus, and chips

Bit of an experiment but it turned out quite well, that. And it used up a lemon before they shrivel up

[NickFitz]

It also looks like there may be a new series of 24 Hours in A&E. I haven't double checked it's not a repeat yet.

I saw that - a whole series too, rather than letting it out in dribs and drabs. Looks like a brand new one too, as it’s showing yesterday as the “first broadcast” date

[NickFitz]

^^ celery?

It’s the most widely used Python task manager - basically a thing that allows you to say “run this code, but not yet” or “as and when” so you can kick off long-running processes without having to wait for them to finish. In this case, users upload a spreadsheet and get sent to a page that shows a list of uploads and whether they’ve been processed, any errors found, and so on. But actually processing the data takes six or seven minutes, and you can’t expect them to wait that long for a response to come back when they’ve submitted the form; so that’s spun off as a background task, and Celery manages the business of starting it up when there’s spare processing capacity, maybe retrying it if there’s a problem, ensuring it’s shut down properly once it’s finished, and all that kind of thing