Hendrik van Rooyen wrote: > Aaron Brady <cast...pigmail.com> wrote: > >>while 1: >> calculate_stuff( ) >> if stuff < 0.00005: >> break > > The thought police will come and get you. > > You are doing things by "side effect"! > You are using a global called "stuff"! > You are relying on an implementation > detail! > > While their cudgels are bouncing off > your skull, they will scream the above three > lines into your swiftly swelling ears!
My manager doesn't know a thing about programming, and in fact he failed the intro to critical thinking course at his college. He's scared of truth tables. He's bored and picks fights. He spent my bonus on a new VGA monitor for his second office. When I want to change my syntax colors, he has to get permission from his bartender. He is living proof that knowledge is not power. I'm impractically idealistic. I have abstractions to reuse code if aliens abduct us. (They are UFO_String and NonUFO_String.) I have macros for the number 1, because 'one' is easier to read. Some of my code has an accessor method for the number 1, one(), just in case its value changes. We're going to fire each other. In other news, I don't really have one. If customers are stupid, should you sell stupid software? -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
