Compiling stand-alone file in classic .NET vs Dotnet core
I realized that compiling a single-file program became much more complicated in Dotnet core compared to regular .NET. For starters, here’s how you run a Python file: python foo.py Here’s […]
I realized that compiling a single-file program became much more complicated in Dotnet core compared to regular .NET. For starters, here’s how you run a Python file: python foo.py Here’s […]
I was too busy with my job to post anything here. Besides, for some time I was working on proprietary stuff, so I could not really post about it, and […]
I was just experimenting with HTML5 canvas. The game is entirely in HTML5/JavaScript, it should work on desktop and on mobile devies. The moves table is pre-generated in C#. Play […]
Coming from C# background, I was trying to understand whether Python allows to pass obj.method where ordinary function is expected, and if yes, how could it possibly work. Consider this […]
I stumbled upon an article (https://danluu.com/cli-complexity/), that explores the dramatic growth of the number of command line options in most popular Unix commands between 1979 and 2017 and explains why […]
When I was going to Worldometer’s coronavirus page, it would redirect me to some stupid scam web site saying “you made 5 billionth search”. It happened only one one of […]
Coming back to the blog after long break. Today, almost by accident I found how logical operators work with None in Python. The result is surprising, because it is not […]
I have a very nicely built 12 year old Dell tower, that I inherited from some startup, which I use as a home server running Ubuntu. I also have a […]
Python has two ways to convert an object to a string: str(x) and repr(x). str is supposed to be user-readable, and repr is more technical, e.g. for debugging purposes. To […]
TL;DR: Python type cast looks like an assertion: # Python x = expression_returning_Base assert isinstance(x, Derived) This corresponds to Java or C# // Java Derived x = (Derived)expression_returning_Base; In languages […]