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Writing hundreds of lines of awful code to generate a CSV, then committing the CSV to the repo and deleting the code so no one ever finds out what horrors were used to generate it.
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.groupby([k,v]).jank()
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Underrated tweet rebuttal lmao
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thank you I hate it
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then accidentally overwriting your repo and messing up git history, and spending hours trying to recover the py file using a memory recovery tool because you decided to rm it like a dumbass
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but if you're lucky, maybe the .pyc still exists?
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The most horrible part is getting the date format right in the csv.
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This is what I feel whenever I’m writing code
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You can have >50 lines of efficient code or 1000*N lines of crappy code There is no in between
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Do it w/ json and suddenly it’s called DevOps…
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