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th

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About th

My name is Trey Hunner. I help Python developers & teams level-up their skills.

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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    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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    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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    > 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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