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A 0.1% tax will be imposed on each line of requirements.txt
, with a graduation to 0.2% tax after the first 25% tax.
As a Python developer, I think I’d vote for this.
A 0.1% tax will be imposed on each line of requirements.txt
, with a graduation to 0.2% tax after the first 25% tax.
As a Python developer, I think I’d vote for this.
I just inherited a Python repo where every hundred lines or so, they added a ^L. What is a ^L? you ask. And I say that’s an excellent question. You see, a ^L is an ASCII standard for saying that if you print the plain text, you should split the content onto a new page here. That’s right, for years, a team of people strictly enforced that they consistently add ^Ls everywhere in case someone wanted to print the entire fucking repo onto paper.
It’s an invisible character, it took me quite a while to figure out what it even was.
Not to diminish the fact that that’s not how rm works, but that’s also not how anything else in his tweet works either.
Merge me senpai