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Yeah, it's not like I want to tattoo the source code all over my body or anything.
by kenneth_reitz 14y ago
Yeah, it's not like I want to tattoo the source code all over my body or anything.
- Rayne 14y agoWell, now I kind of want you to.
- dguaraglia 14y agoHaha, on the other hand, one of the typical interview questions is 'mention something you built that you are proud of'. A developer's satisfaction with his own craftsmanship is, to me, a must.
- slurgfest 14y agoSo you can't just produce good, solid output without congratulating yourself in public? Interesting.
- dguaraglia 14y agoNo, what I meant is that if someone is proud of their code and aren't afraid to share it with the world you should know probably lighten the hell up and let them be.
- jimmytucson 14y agoI wasn't trying to be mean, I just chuckled when you said, "Beautiful." I'm grateful for the love and care you've put into libraries like 'requests'. When I've been toiling away at a program for hours and it winds up resembling something like spaghetti mixed with beer shits, I find that if I stop and study some of your code, I am instantly a better programmer.
- kenneth_reitz 14y agoOh, I was just poking fun at the guy that responded. He has a testimonial on the requests homepage: http://docs.python-requests.org/en/v1.0.0/ http://docs.python-requests.org/en/v1.0.0/ > I’m going to get @kennethreitz’s Python requests module tattooed on my body, somehow. The whole thing. — Matt DeBoard
- mattdeboard 14y agoNow that sounds like a great idea.