This post is reproduced from its original home on blog.e2.gg, where Evan and I share our thoughts on engineering, management, and remote work. As I have (somewhat unexpectedly) been drawn into the world of management, one of my favourite parts of the job has been mentoring and uplifting then engineers in my organization. One of […]
I like shopping. Not that I particularly enjoy going to stores, or the acquisition of goods, or spending money, but for me shopping is really about research. And I love research. When I discover (or decide) I need some new thing, I’ll immediately and excitedly block off a few hours for my upcoming study session. […]
In amongst all the tragedy and trauma of our current circumstance, I find some solace in the newfound solidarity formed and felt in our communities—individuals of many disparate circumstances coming together and lending their expertise to support and uplift each other. I have felt the growth of the online community of workers particularly acutely, as […]
def p(t): print’\n’.join(‘\t’.join(v+’\t’*([max(len(e)for e in c)for c in zip(*t)][i]/8-len(v)/8)for i, v in enumerate(r))for r in t) #golf — Evan Brynne (@evanbrynne) December 17, 2013 Sometimes when I have nothing better to do, or when I do have something better to do but I really don’t want to do it, I play code golf with snippets […]
My goal for today’s post is to give a deeper understanding of what tuples are and how those distinctions make them useful, saving their many novel applications involving packing/unpacking for a maybe-someday follow-up post so that I can address it a a psudo-distinct concept. Then, for those interested in what I’ve been writing, I hope […]
List comprehensions are awesome. They’re an incredibly intuitive and readable way to create, filter, join and otherwise modify lists. In the interest of helping young pyrates understand how they can use this simple and elegant tool to their advantage this tutorial will start with the very basics of what list comprehension are, and then gradually […]
Navigation Narration Breakdown Demo Narration Web development has it’s quirks. And by I mean that those of us like myself who are used to the simple and safe territory of a well defined, well documented, and most of all consistent server-side programming language usually end up somewhere between daunted and devastated each time we subject […]