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Got to know mypy, pytype, coala, black, yapf tooling.

I liked black and auto-formatting code in CI pipeline. Besides Makefile that makes more sense to have in the project. I am enjoying the chapters.

I like the idea of squeezing the timeline of the History of Life on Earth.
I never thought it that way before. Interesting

“For decades of using the term programming languages, we thought that they were meant to communicate our ideas to machines so they can run our programs. We were wrong. That's not the truth, but part of the truth. The real meaning of the "language" part of "programming languages" is to communicate our ideas to other developers.”

This gave me another perspective of a programming language

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“The real-life Lord of the Flies tended their flame so it never went out, for more than a year.”

This is a proof that constant dose of caring what’s important keeps an example of an unbelievable result. It’s possible even if something is fragile in practical sense.

A smile gave me Hi at page 30
“I asked Peter if he'd ever heard of the book Lord of the Flies.
'Yes, I've read it,' he laughed.
'But that's a completely
different story!'”

In 1955, having been a programmer for three years, and while still a student, Dijkstra concluded that the intellectual challenge of programming was greater than the intellectual challenge of theoretical physics. As a result, he chose programming as his long-term career.


hahaha

Functional programming imposes discipline upon assignment.

Object-oriented programming imposes discipline on indirect transfer of control.

“We normally avoid mental overload by dividing our tasks into multiple easy steps, committing intermediate results to long-term memory or to paper rather than to an easily overloaded working memory. ”

“She did not forget about the meeting. She was completely focused on something else when the meeting was set and she just didn’t hear you.”

“In the economy of action, effort is a cost, and the acquisition of skill is driven by the balance of benefits and costs. Laziness is built deep into our nature.”

Alongside Odoo Technical Training, I have completed upto chapter 9.
I am heading to explore views this time. Although, I have practiced views in odoo technical training, honestly I was not convinced with many facts. I believe this chapter clarify all my confusion.

It is easy and more understandable