04:42:47 So I guess someone mentioned snscrape somewhere popular, although I have no idea who, when, where. Downloads from PyPI have exploded to over half a million in the past week (of 755k in the past month), and it's now in the top 1% of all packages. As long as the number of silly issues stays down... 04:52:37 https://pypistats.org/packages/snscrape ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 07:04:05 JAA: is it added as a dependency in some major package? 07:04:14 congrats :) 07:04:47 arkiver: Nope, or at least I haven't found anything like that. 07:05:44 interesting 3.10 is the most downloaded one, and not 3.12 07:05:46 And those statistics are so heavily biased towards Python 3.10 on Linux that I now think someone's just running something crazy. 07:06:43 Well, 3.12 isn't out yet, so that makes sense. 07:09:41 i'm going to guess added as dependency somewhere 07:09:46 version 3.10 07:14:17 Neither GitHub nor Libraries.io (which has all the PyPI information) shows any significant dependents, so it doesn't seem likely. 07:16:48 I suspect that someone's running some huge scrape in a highly parallelised fashion on a large fleet of small cloud servers or similar. 07:23:10 * pabs would have thought that would result in just one download? 07:26:05 I mean, depends on how you do it. If you're competent, yes. If you just write code that does `pip install snscrape && snscrape ...` and then deploy that to thousands of servers though... 07:34:54 true :)