Network Specialist With Python Experience

Content Woofer210 y 2h import analysis 1 love how many comments are deleted for not having an import. 5 Reply 4 26 deleted 1h removed 4 2 AutoModerator MOD O 1h import moderation Your comment did not start with a code block with an import declaration. Per this Community Decree, all posts and comments should start with a code block with an "import" declaration explaining how the post and comment should be read. For this purpose, we only accept Python style imports. ProarammerHumor.io

Ah, the classic developer's dilemma: face the eldritch horror of writing a regex pattern or suffer the consequences. The guy's expression says it all—he'd rather draw half the deck than attempt to craft a regular expression that actually works. And honestly? Smart move. Writing regex is like trying to perform brain surgery while blindfolded and using chopsticks. Sure, some regex wizards exist, but for the rest of us mortals, we're just one character away from accidentally matching the entire internet or nothing at all. The true skill is knowing when to just take the 25 cards and preserve your sanity.

Content Ali Spittel CodeLand ASpittel Why would you ever spend a few minutes reading the documentation when you can spend a few hours randomly trying things? 10:55 AM 23 Jul 19 TweetDeck 206 Retweets 1,217 Likes 17

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A beautiful philosophical journey through programming history that somehow ends up blaming AI for creating "vibe coding" bros who will inevitably bring about the apocalypse. The chain goes: C language → good times → Python → AI → vibe coding (you know, that thing where people just throw prompts at ChatGPT and pray) → weak men → bad times → strong men. And we're back to square one. The real kicker? We're currently somewhere between "AI creates vibe coding" and "weak men creates bad times," which means we're all just waiting for the collapse so the next generation of C programmers can rise from the ashes and manually manage memory again. Circle of life, baby.

Content Started a new career as a Data Scientist recently. After years as a Java developer, it feels like a breath of fresh air. I now use Python. rProgrammerHumor always has memes about how slow it is at runtime. It can't be that bad, right? I write a Jupyter notebook to analyse some company data. Once I finish and run it, it takes 20 minutes to iterate through 11,000 rows of data. That was just the testing data, now I need to iterate over the actual data which has 400,000 rows.