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Great article on taking lessons from #RustLang (or other compiled languages) and applying them to #Python > It basically boils down to...

Great article on taking lessons from #RustLang (or other compiled languages) and applying them to #Python

> It basically boils down to two things - using type hints as much as possible, and upholding the good ol’ making illegal states unrepresentable principle.

https://kobzol.github.io/rust/python/2023/05/20/writing-python-like-its-rust.html

Stumbled across https://bssw.io/ for “Better Scientific Software” and really enjoying the articles. Covering topics from “how do we...

Stumbled across https://bssw.io/ for “Better Scientific Software” and really enjoying the articles. Covering topics from “how do we plan software” through code review and writing for “leadership computing facilities” (top flight, national lab level #HPC)

#SoftwareDevelopment #ScientificComputing #HighPerformanceComputing #DevOps

Now seems like a good time for an #introduction post!For work, I am a #SoftwareEngineer for a #Nuclear energy company. I help write software...

Now seems like a good time for an #introduction post!

For work, I am a #SoftwareEngineer for a #Nuclear energy company. I help write software to help nuclear engineers design reactors. Mostly #Python but working on my #CPlusPlus and #Rust / #RustLang lately.

Got bit by the #OpenSource and #OpenScience bugs a few years back and wanting to do more.

Other interests: #DevOps #ScientificComputing #ClimateScience

XKCD staring directly into my soul on this onehttps://xkcd.com/2730

XKCD staring directly into my soul on this one

https://xkcd.com/2730

It is 2023. Why are websites still asking for security questions tied to personal information?Isn't this well-known bad...

It is 2023. Why are websites still asking for security questions tied to personal information?

Isn't this well-known bad practice?

#privacy #infosec

I wrote a #python tool to provide simple programming exercises across various languages. It’s been a great tool over the past few months...

I wrote a #python tool to provide simple programming exercises across various languages. It’s been a great tool over the past few months to stay up on Python, learn some #rust and C++.

The tool is also configurable to add in your own excercises and languages. Most are pulled from the Clean Coder #software exercises

If you like if, let me know! But (more importantly) if something doesn’t work also please let me know!

https://git.sr.ht/~possiblydrew/dpx#readme