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I’m by no means an expert on this topic, but what about using predefined hash map of value to function call/closure unless that also yields branched programming underneath? Additio…

Something like this occurs cross-linguistically: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evidentiality Turkish has some evidentiality.

Here's a link to their library in GitHub: https://github.com/tigerbeetle/tigerbeetle/blob/588123f219f1...

That's incredibly clever, generators are underrated. I once challenged my friend to do leetcode problems with only expressions. Here's levenshtein distance, however it's incredibly…

I guess for most purposes, OrderedDicts are then obsolete, but I believe there are some extra convenience methods that they have, but I've only really needed to preserve order. Mak…

I find converting things from map objects or filter objects back to lists to be a bit clunky. Not to mention chaining operations makes it even more clunky. Some syntatic sugar woul…

Dictionary comprehensions can be very elegant. List and dictionary comprehensions are very powerful and expressive abstractions. In fact, while not good practice you can pretty muc…

There in lies another reason why OrderedDicts are still useful even in 3.12

I work with different versions of Python3 (and 2 unfortunately) and some code is still in 3.6, hence I used OrderedDicts.

I find defaultdict, OrderedDict, namedtuple among other data structures/classes in the collections module to be incredibly useful. Another module that's packaged with the stdlib th…

Definitely very excited to see this be a thing. Genuinely liked the approach to make function calls strongly typed and rely on functional programming principles. During my senior y…

I’m always amazed by the level of the discussions on Signals and Threads. I especially enjoyed hearing about the challenges with performance engineering in OCaml versus C++. The wo…