> I always assumed there was just something about the type of people who work in tech that they're weirdly more into climbing than average. You were right the first time. Climbing is a largely constrained problem…
2.14 True/False Evaluations Use the “implicit” false if at all possible. This one is my personal bug-bear. I find this: if not users: ... significantly worse than: if users == []: ... The second is totally explicit,…
...when did 35 become old? Am I the only 30 yr old who feels like he only just got to grips with the basics of how to write software like an adult? If we're past it by 35 what happens for the other 35 years of working…
can you expand on what you meant here? What things do you want to do that pip and venv can't (or make it difficult) to do? What features does Poetry and Pyenv provide that these don't?
> I always assumed there was just something about the type of people who work in tech that they're weirdly more into climbing than average. You were right the first time. Climbing is a largely constrained problem…
2.14 True/False Evaluations Use the “implicit” false if at all possible. This one is my personal bug-bear. I find this: if not users: ... significantly worse than: if users == []: ... The second is totally explicit,…
...when did 35 become old? Am I the only 30 yr old who feels like he only just got to grips with the basics of how to write software like an adult? If we're past it by 35 what happens for the other 35 years of working…
can you expand on what you meant here? What things do you want to do that pip and venv can't (or make it difficult) to do? What features does Poetry and Pyenv provide that these don't?