Vim can take a backseat

I’m removing learning Vim as tool I need to invest in. I have to learn how to code first. It will be removed from my current path.

Vim can take a backseat

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Testing Goat Tweets

October 16, 2017October 16, 2017 Written by Albert

Overnight with the Testing Goat. Chapter 1’s hazing ritual. Dusk to Dawn. #Python @hjwp pic.twitter.com/C4Zl5syXTe — Al Fougy (@alfougy) October 15, 2017 Those are the ones I can think of off hand. oh conda sneaked a bin directory. So echo “bin/” >> .gitignore to you!! The goat was tested pic.twitter.com/W1oIIhjWv2 — Al Fougy (@alfougy) October […]

Audience: Population 0

December 7, 2017December 7, 2017 Written by Albert

157784760 seconds into the future, the trajectory of consistent improvement will adjust ever so slightly. There is a lot of work to be done. I have never had a consistent web journal prior to this[1] (Well this is not consistent, if you think 2 days is suffice). Always lasted at the most a few months. […]

list comprehension expressions

January 26, 2017January 26, 2017 Written by Albert

Took some of this text from Mark Lutz’s “Learning Python”. Made some comments on the side here. A bit abstract in the beginning. After I re-read a few times, it sank in. The comments in green are mine. It may also help you to see that any list comprehension expression, such as this one, which […]

Hack The Future Past – study path notes from 2016

October 18, 2017October 18, 2017 Written by Albert

Quick roadmap based on public opinion through blogs, forums, videos, tutorials, and podcasts. 1. Get your feet wet with an intro to python. 2. Learn the standard library. Read the source codes 3. Learn Packages 4. Do side projects (this will be your intermediate training to python) 5. Solving your own problem (as a product) […]