So is this a reflection on Boeing engineering culture? Seems it would be, I remember comments from previous articles saying it is.
I have to favorite mantras related to this: There is nothing more permanent than temporary. ... and ... We don't have time to do it right, but we do have time to do it twice.
Here is something from Clojure that stuck with me as particularly elegant: The -> macro. (-> {} (add-person 'servbot) add-age add-info add-to-db notify-status-by-email log-user-addition ) So the threading operator is…
Thank you for the insights on Go and how Go has added value to your organizations and enabled a better environment for development at your organization! I love hearing viewpoints on tradeoffs and general evaluations on…
From: http://legacy.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0465/#id24 Implementing __matmul__, __rmatmul__ and __imatmul__ will allow you to apply this operator to any given class. In that light, you could subclass the numpy matrix…
So is this a reflection on Boeing engineering culture? Seems it would be, I remember comments from previous articles saying it is.
I have to favorite mantras related to this: There is nothing more permanent than temporary. ... and ... We don't have time to do it right, but we do have time to do it twice.
Here is something from Clojure that stuck with me as particularly elegant: The -> macro. (-> {} (add-person 'servbot) add-age add-info add-to-db notify-status-by-email log-user-addition ) So the threading operator is…
Thank you for the insights on Go and how Go has added value to your organizations and enabled a better environment for development at your organization! I love hearing viewpoints on tradeoffs and general evaluations on…
From: http://legacy.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0465/#id24 Implementing __matmul__, __rmatmul__ and __imatmul__ will allow you to apply this operator to any given class. In that light, you could subclass the numpy matrix…