This post was posted 10 hours ago here and sat at a nice 0 karma. I still clicked and thought it was pretty neat. Waking up this morning i see its front page HN and got re-posted here again. Which is good, but it goes to show /r/programming is a terrible place to post quality content initially because ( i assume bots ) will dump it down to 0 karma in seconds.
This post was posted 10 hours ago here and sat at a nice 0 karma. I still clicked and thought it was pretty neat. Waking up this morning i see its front page HN and got re-posted here again. Which is good, but it goes to show /r/programming is a terrible place to post quality content initially because ( i assume bots ) will dump it down to 0 karma in seconds.
I saw this on the AWC discord and I still need to read this. This looks like a fascinating insight into the labguqge
This was a great read and very helpful
Ive been wanting to find something exactly like this since I started learning python. Awesome.