cstanhope@social.coop ("Charles Stanhope") wrote:
Obviously Python provides features that allow more generalized, robust, full featured development and applications. But performing as a shell replacement for dirty jobs seems like Python's true sweet spot. 😆
cstanhope@social.coop ("Charles Stanhope") wrote:
In the past few days I've written two scripts in Python for personal use. Both scripts solved a problem that I've been stuck on for a bit. Both happen to use Beautiful Soup library. The scripts are not pretty. They're just brute force, do this one job. No beautiful abstractions. Minimal functions. No intention for reuse or distribution. It's not my usual day job style, but with limited personal time and the need to just get something done, it works.
cmiksche ("Christoph Miksche") wrote:
Investing in Domains https://blog.m5e.de/post/investing-in-domains/
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megumumpkin@mastodon.art wrote:
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Grantscheam@troet.cafe ("Grantscherm") wrote:
Absurd Trolley Problems
slightlyoff@toot.cafe ("Alex Russell") wrote:
I can't get this tweet out of my head. It's Peak React: an admission of ignorance dressed up with arrogance to denigrate progress. 11/10.
https://twitter.com/sophiebits/status/1544095426558640128?s=20&t=exzKw_J3pnTimgTXN6hqGA
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midnitemoontrip@mastodon.art wrote:
Let me share with you the song that has been stuck in my head on/off for the past couple of days. 🦇 ❤️
Faith and the Muse - Annwyn, Beneath the Waves
https://song.link/y/WOMHPCdCO4I
#music #NowPlaying #goth #GothicRock #darkwave #FaithAndTheMuse
