papito

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   by papito 9y ago

   Let's just say, assuming that you are a rock star and everyone else can't code is a poor starting point. I have been on the receiving end of this attitude, and it's not pleasant. These people just come across as arrogant, and
2. 1532.▲
   by papito 9y ago

   Yes, working with shitty code is part of the job . You can't refactor if you can't read other people's code, no matter how bad it is. It's still code, and it probably does something in production that's needed.
3. 1533.▲
   by papito 9y ago

   As a new person, you may see things that are blatantly obvious to you, sort of this stranger effect, and half of the time you will be right. The other half of the time: * You are just wrong. * The issue is already known to everyone but it h
4. 1534.▲
   by papito 9y ago

   You are saying that Python is like the Bill Nye of functional programming: not really a scientist, but does make it accessible to the masses.
5. 1535.▲
   by papito 9y ago

   Right, something like "email_lc", and "username_lc". This would be your unique index.
6. 1536.▲
   by papito 11y ago

   I did VI for over 10 years, and now I tried IntelliJ Python integration, and my rate of making stupid errors and wasting valuable time has gone down dramatically. Lightning-fast navigation across files, actually working autocomplete, live c
7. 1537.▲
   by papito 11y ago

   Oh boy, this is 20 years old. Why is this even coming up.