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by edudobay 1y ago
I find a bit infuriating that the official docs for pattern matching are the PEPs. Maybe that will change at the next pattern matching lang change, and I think PEPs and language docs each have their separate purposes, but on the other hand
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by edudobay 1y ago
What kind of Python information were you having trouble finding? I do have this problem as well, I've just started a job with Ruby and it took too many searches until I could find the official docs for some kind of syntax. For Python I
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by edudobay 2y ago
Out of curiosity, how does `--user` fall in your use case? It got me confused because this flag makes it install to a central location within the user home directory and not to a virtual environment.
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by edudobay 2y ago
I've recently used Hurl to create a test suite for migrating a complex Nginx configuration to Caddy and it was a great choice! I ran Caddy replacing the upstreams with mockbin-like services (don't remember which one I used) so it
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by edudobay 2y ago
Considering Brazil and the Spanish-speaking people whom I've worked with, it's common for English coding to be the norm for the company/project, but many people are far from being proficient in English, so we end up with funn
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by edudobay 2y ago
Yes, this is the counterpoint I'd make to "resist the urge to make every corner of the codebase nicer than the rest of it": in an inconsistent codebase, maybe we should prioritize making it consistent where possible, and redu
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by edudobay 2y ago
I think the analogy is clear when I think of it as: - Orchestration brings the idea of a conductor, who is the main reference for "what should we do" among orchestra players. - Choreography brings the idea of dancers in sync witho
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by edudobay 3y ago
Nice, will give it a try! There is a similar tool that I've been using for years: https://github.com/mthenw/frontail/
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by edudobay 3y ago
I feel that what the author has described is the very opposite of agile. This article has some fair points on bloated companies, useless meetings and rituals, guesswork-based products, and I wouldn't dare to estimate how many companies
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by edudobay 5y ago
Though we cannot force PHP to interpret keys as strings if they also represent valid integers. I just had a case of an (associative) array of numeric codes — those which start with a '0' are treated as string keys, all others bein
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by edudobay 6y ago
Code review is not about perfection – it is about peer review, much like in science, recognizing that a single person might have overlooked a lot of important stuff, and recognizing that collaboration usually leads to higher quality work. O
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by edudobay 6y ago
I can't tell if the previous comment was ironic, but it seems to me that developers seeing things that way is a sign of immaturity or unprofessionalism. Why must developers write and ship code? To deliver a certain goal / feature
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by edudobay 7y ago
For me, proper handling and distinction of Unicode vs. binary data was a game changer. I don't know if that's related to my first language being non-English, but I remember it being really important to me and a strong reason why I
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by edudobay 8y ago
Cool idea! Clear and nicely organized too :) Wouldn’t it be more readable and less error-prone to have separate commands for turning hex mode on and off? Such as `hex on` and `hex off`?
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by edudobay 9y ago
Regarding Python, there _is_ a solution for the 3.x, <3.5 world. I would suggest the itertools.chain approach as noted in the "Chain items" section here: http://treyhunner.com/2016/02/how-to-merge-dict