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Hello, author here. I edited the article a bit for brevity. But, yes I started by checking all the fuses and relays. I didn't find any bad relays. Unplugging the ROOM fuse also fix…

Hello, author here. I did do as you described first---I pulled the ROOM fuse and the draw also went away. But, at the expense of more interior features (e.g. my stereo).

In case it's helpful for anyone else, here's what publishing team had to say: "Yes, your book will eventually show up on the O'Reilly Learning Platform, but it'll be a while still.…

I've not read Fluent Python, but its table of contents looks quite extensive, and covers a lot of good ground. Intuitive Python does cover some things that aren't present in Fluent…

Hi - that's a good question about the O'Reilly platform. I can ask my editor and get back to you on that. What's the best way to reach you?

Yeah - I agree, I don't like the default behavior of subprocess.run either. As another commenter pointed out, passing the check=True argument makes subprocess.run raise an Exceptio…

Hey - thanks for checking the book out. Yeah, you are correct---the book does not cover packaging a Python program as a click and run style executable. It's definitely a tricky pro…

Hey - thanks I appreciate it. I'd take a look at the table of contents and see if any of the topics look familiar/unfamiliar to you. The preface excerpt ( http://media.pragprog.com…

I think Python definitely has its drawbacks, and it's not fast. The other downsides listed in that article (whitespace, variable scoping, lambdas, mobile, etc.) may also be get in …

Hi everyone, Last year, I was lucky enough to sign a book deal with The Pragmatic Bookshelf to write an intermediate level book on Python. (The Pragmatic Bookshelf is the publishin…