ThreeToZero

去年讨论

> Is it so strange that after spending fifteen years of my life trying everything I could to get away from spending all day wrangling a big ball of mud in a Java IDE, that experience sounds pretty cozy to return to?

Relatable experience in software.

Also might lead to the reactionary conservatism she hated in those "frustrating programmers", that liked their toil of assembly and muddy type systems.

ThreeToZero

3年前讨论

The post gives an example of how python doesn't have this feature in the section [https://blog.vero.site/post/noulith#coding-with-and-without-...]

Python fails this criteria because if you type as you think through the process, you have to move the cursor to the beginning to prefix the 'map' around the input.

For example this series of transforming the input:

puzzle_input.split("\n\n")

map(ints, puzzle_input.split("\n\n"))

map(sum, map(ints, puzzle_input.split("\n\n")))

max(map(sum, map(ints, puzzle_input.split("\n\n"))))

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Compare to this postfix syntax where you can write this incrementally as you think through the operations:

puzzle_input split "\n\n" map ints map sum then max

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