Eager Eagle

like a frog. They seek humid places

It shows up in houses, they really like climbing walls

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tropical_house_gecko

This little guy is really common in Brazil

crab nebula?

well, that’s what you get for selling shit copper

what are we supposed to do with that cord drawer?

the t-rex exists to make the velociraptor reasonable

and just like that google expands their walled garden and becomes apple 2

remember when the internet was an open platform and computers were yours to run programs you wanted?

i cant believe i missed this when i was listening to him in a podcast last week. Can’t trust anyone these days

Turns out AI-written software needs lots of patches to keep up.

nice dick, bro

Number 5: boo!

average tuesday at work

well, they didn’t get paid, so it’s their loss

I just realized I’ve never heard anyone say they’re going to eat a raviolo and, for some reason, that sounds funny to me

sqrt(10)

I never drink and drive, I always make sure I’m stopped at a red light to take a sip.

from X import *

That’s malpractice in most cases, and thankfully, becoming more rare to find in the wild. Any decent linter will shout at you for using star imports.

What he’s trying to do is to get people to not use non-LTR approaces when designing APIs.

Then he should have picked examples of APIs that break this, not use the built-in functions. Because as it reads now, it seems he is just against established conventions for purism.

this problem is huge in C libraries

yeah, one of my favorite things about python is that everything not in the language itself is either defined in the file, or explicitly imported. Unless, like mentioned, you have anti-patterns like star imports and scripts messing with globals().

the last section before the conclusion only mentions readability