You don't hate Python. You hate other people's Python.
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#2I keep making this argument elsewhere on the Internet, so I thought it would be nice to make my point all in one place. Python is good now, if you weren't paying attention.
Re: You don't hate Python. You hate other people's Python.
#3Yep, I have always loved Python but the Python 2 problems hurt me for years.
BTW, please proofread your blog posts.
As a start: "kwarge", "You want to the tool", "No one will top you".
Re: You don't hate Python. You hate other people's Python.
#4Yep, I have always loved Python but the Python 2 problems hurt me for years. BTW, please proofread your blog posts. As a start: "kwarge", "You want to the tool", "No one will top you".
Hah, thanks. Believe it or not I proofread it like three times but my mental autocorrect is just really aggressive.
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Re: You don't hate Python. You hate other people's Python.
#6Yep, I have always loved Python but the Python 2 problems hurt me for years. BTW, please proofread your blog posts. As a start: "kwarge", "You want to the tool", "No one will top you".
Hah, thanks. Believe it or not I proofread it like three times but my mental autocorrect is just really aggressive.
I will never be a Quant, but I have a proofreading spidey-sense. It is rare that I read an article in even a national newspaper and don't see a typo.
This skill doesn't get me chicks though, surprisingly.
And yes, I just know I will have made a stupid mistake somewhere in this comment...
Re: You don't hate Python. You hate other people's Python.
#7I hate yaml and python because they have no brackets. When I copy/paste stuff from the internet there's always some issue with indentation and that's a non-issue for normal languages because I can just automatically prettify them but with yaml and python I need to do it manually.
Re: You don't hate Python. You hate other people's Python.
#8I hate yaml and python because they have no brackets. When I copy/paste stuff from the internet there's always some issue with indentation and that's a non-issue for normal languages because I can just automatically prettify them but with yaml and python I need to do it manually.
Ruff solves this. You should not be manually fiddling with indentations in 2026.