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@Vogel612 Is that like on the latest video from you?

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@SimonForsberg yup

wasn't able to formulate a coherent comment that would add anything so I just didn't :)

@Vogel612 Haha. Okay. Then I won't enjoy the fun of deciphering a comment either :P

I was hoping I would get a bit more comments on episode 120, but I'm happy at least to see that all problems related to Tar were solved by the end of 121.

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TFW you miss the obvious error for far too long, and then you see it... :derp:

@IvenBach Are you also playing Factorio? :P

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@SimonForsberg Nope. Simple Python tutorials.

I'm slowed down by no type system and having to infer what is returned for a given member.

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@IvenBach I know that pain.

Python 3.7 does have some typing support though

Do you work with python?

Nope. The lack of typing is one of the reasons.

I feel like I did when I initially learned VBA and did everything late-bound without intellisense.

Also, I prefer list.map { ... }.filter { ... }.length instead of len(filter(map(list, ...), ...))

Is the first kotlin syntax?

Yup

Reading "naturally" from Left-to-Right feels better, IMO.

And to some extent Java, but in Java it would be list.stream().map(e => ...).filter(e => ...).count()

Yup. I prefer Kotlin's syntax a lot more

That's what I've understood to be a "fluent syntax" or however its termed.

When coding Lua for Factorio Mods, that also uses the Python-like one, and urgh I find it annoying

It might be called "Fluent API" (at least some other things are called that, I'm guessing it's applicable here as well but not entirely sure)

I don't see myself doing much, if anything in python. Looking into it for a bit of exposure on what's out there and to get outside my comfort zone.

Yeah, pushing yourself is good ^^

It's also proving to myself that I can understand new docs in another language and learn it, if/when needed.

I think my next short to mid term goal is working on sorting algorithms. The docs mentioning of merge/quick/heap-sort shows me more of what I-don't-already-but-probably-should.

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@IvenBach The important part is to understand how they work. Maybe you want to implement them in order to do that. I honestly can't remember if I have ever implemented them.

Yep. Past-Iven went through the process of implementing them. At that time I got to where I saw what was going and kinda-sorta understood it but couldn't internalize it. Now I'm at a point I can.

Frustrating knowing you're not ready to fully understand something when trying and implementing it.

I honestly believe that implementing sorting algorithms is overrated.

sure, it's nice if you understand them, but usually you wouldn't want to implement a sorting algo yourself if you can at all help it

because there's a surprising number of edge-cases and a lot of potential to mess things up

Found that out with the shunting-yard algorithm...

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@Vogel612 I'm inclined to agree

The same applies for those bloody LinkedLists and other data structures. Over-rated to implement, but nice if you understand them. Also filled with a surprising number of edge-cases and a lot of potential to mess things up.

@Vogel612 I would like to know what you think of the title of Friday's episode when that comes out :) I bet you will get the reference.