MaxMoney

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   by MaxMoney 4y ago

   I wouldn't recommend naming your function with a suffix that relates to a model. You are better off doing: def generate_payload(crust, sauce, cheese, toppings):
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   by MaxMoney 4y ago

   In the past I've used a timestamp key for the org. Create a key like f"org_{org.pk}" that has a timestamp. Then append that timestamp to the `get_users_for_org`. Now all you have to do is invalidate the org timestamp to gener
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   by MaxMoney 5y ago

   whats wrong with functools.partial? I don't see that anywhere in the arguments.. all you say is "I find functools.partial unintuitive".. why? its a simple wrapper.
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   by MaxMoney 5y ago

   I suppose it depends on what product you have
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   by MaxMoney 5y ago

   it probably does nested dicts
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   by MaxMoney 5y ago

   I've always thought that the closer the engineer is to the end user the better.
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   by MaxMoney 5y ago

   You can get away with a single hashed dict: from types import SimpleNamespace mydict = { "name": "moe", "age": 3, "test": {"name": "josh"} # wont work } dotted = Simple
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   by MaxMoney 5y ago

   i have sources. lots of old employee posts who quit also talking shit about the ceo
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   by MaxMoney 5y ago

   Lichess is so much better. It's free. chess.com thinks its facebook and it looks really childish (they probably copied things from chesskid). They have like a billion developers (why? its chess.. and already done). Lichess is like 1 gu
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    by MaxMoney 5y ago

    Lichess is much, much better. It's free. Chess.com is a bloated mess and it won't change.. they think they are facebook.