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Exactly this is very reminiscent

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Put yourself in a position where it is your problem/responsibility, where you cannot depend on another to do it for you. You'll be learning every day.

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Inspiring article. Well written. Totally feeling it!

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Are you implying leadership is not a skill that can be honed? Is being a leader not a profession?

Edit: instead of responding to individual comments, I will just edit this comment.

I am just a little bit sad about the emotional responses here on this thread, just echoing a sentiment, without much critical discourse.

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So have you considered the possibility that it may not be the fault of these package managers, but that there may be a different problem underneath it all that a package manager cannot fix for you?

korijn

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In most npm projects, you don't depend on C extensions. For python projects that don't depend on C extensions, you already have your "just works" experience with poetry.

If you really want a "just works" experience when dealing with C extensions, you should freeze your development environment one layer up (e.g. VMs, vagrant images, what have you) so that you can always successfully install and compile your C extensions because the underlying system is also kept under version control. And this is independent of whether or not you are working on a Poetry or an NPM based project.

It's not that hard. I suspect that you're just used to simpler conditions.

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I chuckled when I read "traditional singe page application". Anyone else share the sentiment?