Zach Gates

@Mego Originally our program had insanely bad threading, so we decided to migrate to asyncio for performance benefits in concurrency. I was assigned that issue and started from scratch to do it; trying to get everything PEP compatible and as efficient as possible

@Mego IMO lookup-2 is better because it's almost totally PEP compatible. My problem with lookup-1 (speaking strictly of the style) is the 1-class-per-file structure and the camelCase

@Mego In what ways?

@Mego The file structures are almost completely different

:')

@ATaco And your Python code standard is "Don't"

Cool

Here's the GH organization

@Mego I'm having an argument with one of my friends/co-developers on a project, and we can't agree on which codebase to use. We each have a repo that branched off in the last 40 or so commits. We need an outside opinion on which one is cleaner/better

If anyone has the time to peruse some Python code, ping me. I need an opinion

Nice

@Challenger5 What did you search to find it? I had to use this one

@Hosch250 At least you know exactly what you're looking for. There can't be many (if even multiple) posts fitting that description

@HyperNeutrino: That's a good answer. There aren't a ton of detailed answers like yours on everyday questions (probably because there's sooo many)

@Christopher2EZ4RTZ I think you meant "an online question" ;)

You said it's a narrative, right? I don't see a reason why you shouldn't link it

@Downgoat Can you come up with a sample sentence? I'm not really understanding that wording

@Downgoat My advice would be to not ever link to a for-profit, and to be careful of your wording if linking to a non-profit

@Downgoat For-profit organization?

@ASCII-only 2008 was not a good year to make real-estate investments ):

@Pavel Ditto

@JonathanAllan If Z represents &, that's implicit data and not allowed. If Z is a function that prints &, that's code and is allowed.

You haven't suggested any amendment.. Only fired back more questions.

@JonathanAllan Z is not explicit data, it's a variable containing data (hence, implicit). Ïõ is explicitly a regex. I also said "data OR code"

@JonathanAllan The Retina answer would be valid because Ïõ is a regex that is matches against the input.

@JonathanAllan I can't read your mind.. Can you at least try to work with me? I've asked several times for you input as to what could make it for clear for you.

@JonathanAllan No I still do not; most of the participants, I think, would understand what I'm saying, but does "A program must consist of some explicit data or code." clear it up for you?

@JonathanAllan That post is about a "proper quine"

^^

@JonathanAllan: What makes the other challenges I linked different from mine in their description? Both have a good amount of upvotes, and neither specify what you've quoted. Not only those two, but many more, as well. I have no problem adding more information if it's unclear, but from what you've brought up, I can't understand what's unclear.

I guess it depends on the spacing, though. Could be fewer pages if you single space it.

@Pavel Easily 10 or more

I wonder if any language's complementary quine could output the original :o

@ATaco You're welcome to put that here

OK, well then that makes more sense :)

I do not

UTF-16, I think. I've since closed my interpreter, though

OK then idk what issue I'm having

@ATaco There was an extra space at the end.. Maybe I typed it, though

@ATaco Output is 1 char less than source length

Gotcha.

For that particular output, I mean

What are the code point ordinals?

@ATaco What are the char-codes for the output? And how do they relate to the char-codes of the source?

Hmmm

What would the complement of "my totally working source code" be?*

OK, that works for me. What would the complement of a character be?

What would you call it?

@ASCII-only If the source is 11111111 the inverse is 00000000

@ATaco Aw, dope