All I can think of is image generation of potential targets like ships, airplane, airfield and feed them to their satellite or drones for image detection and tweak their weapons for enhance precision.
Something I've wanted to comment on this as well. It's best to use render_template() when rendering the views so it doesn't tangle w/ a lot of python controller logic.
Thanks for the hardwork zzzeek! I've been using sqlalchemy for 5+yrs now and it's great to work with!
I like SQL and I like the ORM. When things go tough like doing complicated JOINs or OLAP. I just go raw sql. If it's OLTP, updates and simple lookups, ORM makes the code readable.
The alembic migration is also great! I can craft the models to design with postgres features (index, multi key index, pk uuid) and etc..
I'd would love sqlalchemy to invest more on scaling. Although scaling is an entire book of discussion. Not much resources are there for handling multiple db, sharding (maybe too much to ask).
My opinion is, love SQL and Love the ORM. You'll need both to appreciate it's power. It's like learning VIM, a long term investment tool and hard to :wq
Loving how zfs is so easy once you get a hang of it.
I'm trying to test it out on an i3a.large instance with 1.2TB NVME ssd and benchmarking postgres on it. Trying to move out of RDS since time to time I have an heavy iops scripts.
Only thing left is doing zfs snapshots next for my backups.
zfs snapshots or pg_dump snapshots? I wonder what's better.