Codependent Codr
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Adam Parkin, The codependent codr. :) He/him.
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"I wrote the Test Desiderata when I noticed that some people fixate on a single kind of test, a single point in that space, and claim that those are the only valuable tests." -- That *really* resonates & is 100% something I've been guilty of.
I recast @tottinge & @jlangr's FIRST principles for unit tests in Test Desiderata language: tidyfirst.substack.com/p/desirable-un… tl;dr comes to about the same thing. Try it with *your* favorite tests.
While I love the idea of LetsEncrypt, I am very tired of having to manually debug & figure out why my site no longer has https every 3 months.
That moment when your last Zoom call of the day ends just as your headphones say "battery low, please recharge". #perfectTiming
Python Tip of the Day - contextlib.contextmanager dlvr.it/SB5ls8
Is it weird that I have an expensive pair of noise cancelling headphones (Sony 1000XM4's) that I will often use by putting them on, turning on the noise cancelling and just working without anything actually playing through the headphones? 🤔
Git Tip of the Day - Committer vs Author dlvr.it/S5ClQp
Going through a box of old computer parts found this piece of #computinghistory - an original Pentium 1 75MHz CPU. Can't believe this is almost 30 years old. Pins are a little bent, think the warranty is still valid? :D
VS Code Tip Of The Day - Selectively Adding Files To A Git Commit dlvr.it/Rwy4HJ
Using Starship For Terminal Prompt Goodness dlvr.it/RtdXVk
Building A VS Code Extension Without Installing Node By Docker Magic dlvr.it/RtZy8g
Well #PyCascades has been an absolute treat. So well organised, all the talks were brilliant. It was so hard to choose where to be and when. Virtual Conferences can be great! ...plus the discussion in chat was 🐍
Am all ready for #pycascades2021. Didn't get the swag this year so had to repurpose my badge & shirt from 2018. #pycascades
Controversial opinion: if you find you need the outline view in VS Code/your editor of choice to navigate a file, then you have too much code in said file & should break up. Many small files are better than a small number of big files.
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