Imagination

Foreword what is yahi?

I was reading this news on ycombinator and was flabbergastered by the affirmation of people regarding the cost and complexity of parsing the integrality of bluesky.

Very often, backend devs don't want to write code.

Right now, I am on a never ending quest that requires me to think of building a full fledge MVC controller : an anti-jira tracker that would favours HARD CHECKED facts over wishful thinking.

I was on a french speaking IRC chan bragging a tad about how I was doing a guitar tuner and paying attention to not fall into the pit of confusing precise and exact figures as a random computer engineer.

Today's exercice is just about turning a very nice example of the python soundevice module into something that works for me© to help me tune my bass.

In part I we explored the pre-requisite in order to code print : having a grasp on the framebuffer.

The « hello world » example is about standing on the shoulders of the giant and learn how to use function as tools.

Wishing to prove my assertion wrong on python-tk that piping python directly into tk/tcl interpreter is simple I tried to contradict myself by making a full GUI in matplotlib.

Maybe, you want to experiment small stuffs in wish (the tcl/tk) interpreter because of a post claiming that direct python tcl/tk is simpler in some simple cases than tkinter.

Last time I exposed an old way learned in physical labs to do C or python/tk like in the old days: by summoning a tcl/tk interpreter and piping commands to it.

Well, the PySimpleGUI rug pulling of its licence reminded me how much dependencies are not a good thing.

I liked pySimpleGUI, because as a coder that likes tkinter (the Tk/Tcl bindings) and as a former tcl/tk coder I enoyed the syntaxic sugar that was avoiding all the boiler plates required to build the application.

Recently I decided to get back to the basics and question my use of classes/frameworks.

After the stupid example with the taxonomy of the species/car/employees that makes you do a lot of inheritance one of the valid use case for OOP is 2D geometry : points & rectangles.

In my job, I sometimes have to deal with web applications that are pointing to half a dozen databases with an overall of more than 160 tables.

Heard of randomness?

I told fellow coders: «hey!

Preamble, I know about this excellent article: http://nedbatchelder.com/blog/201206/eval_really_is_dangerous.html I have a bigger objection than ned to use eval; python has potentially unsafe base types.

While we have a convention in python for numbering: http://legacy.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0440/ We can mostly say that version numbering thanks to "Windows 9" has shed an interesting spotlight on version comparaison.

So let's speak of what and un/deterministic code really are.

In real life there are companies were keywords (**kw) are prohibited, and others where positional arguments can stack up as high as seven.

So the actual buzz is gender issues http://www.kathrineswitzer.com/written_about.shtml I dare say it is a non problem.

Learning that signals were software interrupts in a book on Unix, I thought, «hey, let's try to play with signals in python since it is in stdlib!»

I remembered opening books of Computer Science to learn algorithm when I began.