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Async A1 Pro e-bike review

Async A1 Pro MSRP $3,499.00 “The Async A1 Pro stands out for its unique appearance, powerful components, and ride quality.” Pros Speedy acceleration Supportive, comfortable ride Excellent all-terrain handling Huge battery means high range Impactful style Low-maintenance carbon drive…

Async invites riders to cheat in style with the powerful A1 Pro ebike

Mobility startup Async has been developing a versatile and visually striking ebike for the last year or so, which can roll as a Class-compliant urban ride or head off the beaten track on its all-terrain tires and full squish. Either way, the A1 Pro comes with a 150-mile battery."People tell us riding an ebike is cheating," said the company on social media. "We agreed, and decided to make cheating easy and stylish."The A1 Pro sports an arresting streamlined design rocking similar vibes to 2021's Vinci model, with a thick…

A Simple Safety Net For Async EventHandlers

Too Long; Didn't ReadAsync void is the only exception that we seem to allow for the dreaded async EventHandlers setup. In this article, I will present another solution that you can try out in your own code. We’ll address the pro’s and con's from my perspective with respect to how it can be used so you can decide if it makes sense.L O A D I N G. . . comments & more! Too Long; Didn't ReadAsync void is the only exception that we seem to allow for the dreaded async EventHandlers setup. In this article, I will present…

Async for Data Scientists — Don’t Block the Event Loop | by Diego Barba | Jul, 2022

CPU-hungry tasks or non-async I/O libraries may block the event loop of your program. Learn how to avoid this in Python.Image by author.Asynchronous programming has become the standard paradigm for API design and most services. The scope for a data scientist’s skill set has also evolved. Today is not enough to create good models or visualizations; in most cases, deploying them through an API or another service is also necessary. If you haven’t been dealing with async programming in your deployments, the odds are you will…