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by frognumber
699 days ago
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As you scroll down, it gets worse. "Bonus: Legacy Outdated Python Usage Warning Signs" was a helpful list of things to look at, but I disagree with many as best practices. I like when code from the year 2000 still works, and you do that by using standard packages. The chase for the latest / greatest means bitrot and is the sign of a junior developer. You save a bit of time in the short term, but a new latest / greatest comes out a few years later. The conclusion is a bit weird too. That kind of rant is what leads to no-hire decisions. Be careful what you put online. |
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