strokirk

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by strokirk 6y ago
This, people in this thread are talking like the defaults like they were handed down by devine beings from the ancient past. The truth is that they are often just warts from and old past that can't be removed for backwards compatibilit
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by strokirk 6y ago
On the other hand, many many packages on https://pypi.org/ have not been updated in the last 5 years since they are essentially feature-complete. They don't need active development, the feature-set in the last publishe
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by strokirk 6y ago
I wonder how the defaults would be chosen on such a platform - especially for visitors that have no profile.
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by strokirk 6y ago
Thanks, very interesting! Seems to have fairly high variability across regions (94% in Japan), would be interesting to see a split between industries as well.
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by strokirk 6y ago
Wow, Alan Key is being really difficult in that discussion.
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by strokirk 6y ago
Citation?
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by strokirk 6y ago
I'd say that's very subjective - personally I still dislike the syntax after 2 years of working with Elixir.
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by strokirk 6y ago
Where and how did you aquire this knowledge?
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by strokirk 6y ago
I can assure you that they exist, and they are unironic.
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by strokirk 6y ago
Is this a joke?
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by strokirk 6y ago
I really hoped those would exist! But they don't. :(
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by strokirk 6y ago
As a Python programmer, I've found that since I started using `mypy` I've written a lot more classes - I generally like using multiple small functions, but classes have two big benefits for me: 1. I don't have to repeat &#x2F
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by strokirk 6y ago
I've tried 8+ different task tracking systems (though never Jira), and each has had it's merits, but has always been some critical feature missing for me. Be that custom metrics for sorting, performance, looks or something else. S
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by strokirk 7y ago
I'd really recommend listening to Rich Hikey's "Spec-ulation" talk, it's about changeing (growing and breaking) APIs. The main part starts about 20 minutes in, but the whole talk is good. https://youtu.b
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by strokirk 7y ago
Yes, but class names doesn't affect the semantics of their tags.
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by strokirk 7y ago
I'd say that black is way too opinionated, especially since it doesn't produce good output a lot of the time. At my company we consistently have to adjust the way we write code in order for black not to mangle it.
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by strokirk 7y ago
Why would the onus be on the offendee? The person making the request or giving the feedback is the person that has the most opportunity to choose their method of affect their communication. The receiver has very little choice, except suckin
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by strokirk 7y ago
In what way does vim help here? It has all kinds of Syntax highlighting and autocompletion, and it's not like you can't disable it in other browsers.
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by strokirk 7y ago
What's "reddit" about that comment?
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by strokirk 7y ago
It's certainly interesting to use! However, it's type checker still have a lot of work to go, since you can easily segfault due to using a nil reference.
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by strokirk 7y ago
The quotes are not the issue, but rather the curt responses that don't offer any solutions to the criticism, or alternate ways to view the issue.
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by strokirk 7y ago
Which ones have you used?
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by strokirk 7y ago
You're agreeing with each other - the ORM reduces the need for annoying and typo-inducing boilerplate.
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by strokirk 7y ago
There's certainly big differences in command line apps and terminals though. Features like tab completion with inline docstrings, fish-style autocomplete, history with search-as-you-type, infinite scrollback, semantic colors, consisten
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by strokirk 7y ago
How do you work with bug triage in Clubhouse? So far I've found categorising a bit difficult, especially for long-term tracking of issues.
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by strokirk 7y ago
I don't think those skills are particularly well developed by math for most students either.
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by strokirk 7y ago
Oh, there are many that hate it, we just get voted down fairly fast.
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by strokirk 7y ago
sorted(u for u in users if u.last_name.startswith("S"), key=lambda u: u.last_name)[:3] Though I will conceed that I also find the fluent interface variant nicer.
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by strokirk 7y ago
FWIW, we've been using Akismet for the last 10 years on at my company, and are very happy with it.
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by strokirk 7y ago
I certainly prefer it, but I've both heard many other millennials strongly oppose slack, and Gen X:ers talk highly about other "no-setup" systems. I don't think not a generational thing.

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