I tend to think that folk who spout the "my code speaks for itself, I don't need to document it or comment it" nonsense are at best mistaken, and at worst toxic individuals who want to gatekeep the industry.
This is an interesting blog post that contains some thinking I can mostly vibe with.
I've been after something like this for ages. While I've generally always had my goto font for the terminal and editor, I've never really gone out of my way to decide which font really works for me.
This site does a great job of making it a "scientific" test, kinda.
It's such a common trope that if you take vitamins, you'll be far less likely to catch colds, etc. Far too many folk seem ready to hand out this advice, but never cite their sources for this "fact".
I wonder why...
Pretty clever webapp that shows a map and simulates what the shadows in that location would look like at a given date and time.
I'm not convinced it's 100% accurate -- I've tested it for where I live and it's showing me shadow where there wouldn't be any -- but it's close enough that I could see it actually being useful.
DooM. In Blender. In Python.
Also a side-discussion about performance and Python.
Position statement from the admins of Fosstodon, in regard to Threads, as of January 2025.
I think this is the right approach.
I voted "no site block, leave to the individual".
