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Tin Tvrtković
@tintvrtkovic@mastodon.social
It’s terribly dangerous for an artist to fulfill other people’s expectations. (David Bowie)
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Joined November 23, 2016
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@hynek I think we have the same person in mind, and came to the same conclusion.
My dude, if I, a principal-level engineer (allowing a moment of non-humility here) with 15 years of industry experience cannot prompt the best coding model well enough to produce code that's commitable without significant changes I very much doubt a PM can. Or was everyone just pushing garbage to prod all this time and I was unaware?
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The best part about being a dad is your child, obviously.
The second best thing is that dad jokes are "developmentally appropriate" for me now.
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@hynek@mastodon.social @carlton@chaos.social that was a job ago. I wish I had that here
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@carlton@chaos.social the argument goes that refactoring into a more abstract service layer on-demand runs into the risk of it being done inexpertly and inconsistently. Which I understand.
I guess, like many things in software engineering, the right call here depends on the people involved and not the technical arguments one way or another
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@carlton@chaos.social disregarding specific libraries, there's definitely a rich discussion to be had around application architecture and complexity management here, and I think your entry here adds to it thoughtfully. I personally fall into the camp where I'll happily put the business logic meat into the "view", eschewing a service layer until the codepath needs to be shared. I have folks at $DAYJOB arguing otherwise, and not without merit.
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https://github.com/Tinche/quattro/pull/29
Why did it make me so long to do this? Video games probably
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@DRMacIver@mastodon.social omg write another library
(just kidding, congrats and good luck!)
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@carlton @djangochat @nessita @wsvincent I was just about to say, jump on the CalVer train already 😇
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@ambv@mastodon.social "I had an excuse but I forgot it" is something I'm going to store to use on a standup someday
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@marcelotryle@fosstodon.org @carlton@fosstodon.org not sure about files, but you could monkey patch sockets with a threadlocal which blows up if used in a blocking way in an asyncio thread. Would have to do it early in the startup process though
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@tikhonov_a there's already a MISSING sentinel in dataclasses, modelled after attrs.NOTHING. Consider re-exporting that?
As for patch operations, I usually use a TypedDict with total=False or NotRequired[T] fields. I find it works pretty well.
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@tikhonov_a good point about MISSING. For the typeddict approach I just check if the key is in there, no .get()
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Someone at Netflix majorly fucked up. They seem to have released the new season of White Lotus as the second season of Beef?
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@carlton@chaos.social baby is still too demanding for conferences I'm afraid. Will have to wait until next year. Hynek is also pressuring me to get back out there 😇
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