> You've mentioned Futurama references so many times that I'm starting to think you're actually just Zap Brannigan with a Python Foundation fellowship.
It’s just a bad ad. People don’t want to hear a multinational corporation singing about Christmas being shitty. Whatever ad company made this should be forced to work retail during the season.
Organizer of Python Atlanta here. This looks really nice. I’ll share it in our meetup next week.
If you want to reach out and maybe give me some pointers feel free to reach out at hello@pyatl.dev
I’ve been doing this for more than a year now, including APIs.
Where it breaks down is in the repeatability of experience from user user. It needs to have instructions that define the expectations of user experience across many people. Which ends up being a spec in code or code as spec.
Imagine if your door were to be generated every time you used it. The doorknob, key, even hinges would be different each time.
Ultimately, it is a new way to provide functionality but doesn’t quite remove all the code.
It gets even more fun when the back pressure is in the intake side (aka boost). I was tuning a friends turbo 300zx after he upgraded to a bigger turbo. At the same boost levels as before the car was slower. He was confused. After a quick chat around turbos, air speed, etc., I simply told him we needed to crank up the boost. Some tweaks to timing and fuel maps and this thing could now really fly.
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