[3pt14159]

Well, sorta. It's really, really mentally annoying switching between projects where standards are different. For example 80 char limit to 120 char limit takes me at least a month to fully get used to. I agree black is better than the alternative, I agree it has downsides, I'm happy some of the parameters are tunable, but I'm also glad most of them are not. I just want to write software with tools I'm used to.

[jessaustin]

Who is using 120 chars?!?!? I can certainly understand the adjustment difficulties...

[barbazoo]

Are 120 chars bad?

[jessaustin]

Maybe it's because I only have one eye and the resulting slightly reduced width of field, but wide lines drive me crazy. I need to see the whole line without scanning. This was one of python's original appeals to me...

https://pep8.org/#maximum-line-length

[barbazoo]

I can see how that would make it hard for you. I hope your team is accommodating.

[3pt14159]

I'm like her in that I have eye issues and thus can't use screens that are too large (16" absolute maximum) and even there it needs to be with large font. I wish everyone had stayed with 80 chars so I could have two vertical emacs buffers, but I've sorta gotten used to these ugly wrap around lines.

I wish people just used more locals though. I don't see what the problem is and it makes Sentry errors easier to debug.

[jessaustin]

Having two vertical buffers/terminals side by side in a single screen is so useful!

[rbanffy]

God made the ASR-33 teletype with 80 columns for a reason.

[dnate]

200 chars FTW

[s5806533]

moi