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https://www.pythonmorsels.com http://truthful.technology http://www.treyhunner.com
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Comment #45726973
It seems like a number of the "DEI is anti-merit discrimination" messages in this thread are overlooking how DEI work usually works. A relevant tweet from 2016 ( https://x.com/jess…
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Comment #44973014
I created a tool over the weekend to guess the f-string you seek: http://pym.dev/format I'm also the author of https://fstring.help/cheat/ (though not of the homepage) and I haven'…
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Comment #40575499
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad you found Python Morsels useful.
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Comment #40555911
Something important to note: many folks take their masks off for a picture, then put their masks back on. This leads non-candid photos having far few masks in them.
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Comment #40555845
This is such a thorough post. Thanks Kati! I think this post will be great for PyCon newcomers. Getting the chance to experience a play-by-play of a past PyCon before attending you…
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Comment #40555780
Al Sweigart, Eric Matthes, Reuven Lerner (also in this comment section), and so many folks who've made blog posts, books, code, or something else that's inspired you really do love…
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Comment #40309933
Until the 3.13 release, here's a trick on pasting: the paste function from https://nedbatchelder.com/blog/201904/startuppy.html will accept pasted input and then evaluate it as cod…
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Comment #39937708
> Trey, if you're reading this, hello from a former TA! Hi former TA! It's been a long time. > Unfortunately in almost every case, dunder methods made it harder for me to collabora…
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Comment #39937628
I've never seen a ___tunder___ method, but I've definitely seen a _sunder_ method floating around in some third-party library years back. A simple _wondur method is probably a bit …
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Comment #19976222
Great point. I do agree that those who use sets heavily should probably know about frozenset. :) I've never very rarely seen these used in production code though. I'm also not as s…
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Comment #19976190
Thanks for noting this. I rarely look at my site on mobile and hadn't noticed how big that widget was. I just spent a few minutes making it less visually obtrusive. I may figure ou…
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Comment #19976093
Thanks Santiago! :)
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