okay - tags i'd to see here implemented forever: gtk, pygobject, kde, dearpygui (quite a new framework but im gonna use it). if i'll get other ideas - i'll message here
Pax
Good afternoon (there), Jack! Please add the tag "pyinstaller" in my newest question.
Ehrm. I just realized that I'm using abc.ABCMeta wrong. 🤦🏻♀️
Pax
Why did Python core developers decide to "allow" instantiation of abstract classes (classes that are inheriting from abc.ABC or abc.ABCMeta)? Is it one of those, "we are all responsible adults here. put underscore at the beginning of private properties. don't access them directly even if you _can_"
anoldmaninthesea
Hello everybody! I was wondering if any of you dabbles in Machine Learning, and if you could recommend me some bibliography for TensorFlow. Thanks ;)
Pax
Just putting this here for easy reference. I will soon gather them to a Meta Question here.
Pax
Relevant meta post
Jack Douglas
They are all good thoughts — and mostly applicable in other communities too. I guess an answer that's useful for future users is one that explicitly draws out a principle of good coding, so we have to hope that that is the way people will vote in practice
Pax
Or maybe I don't have to come up with a comprehensive draft.... and just put the last 3 messages I have here in the Meta Question 🤔
Pax
Also wondering whether CR could be inline with TA's goal of being a "library of knowledge" --- Can CRs ever be crafted so it's useful for future users?
Pax
So far I have.... "Code should already be a working solution?" --- thinking through as well what that would look like given TA's Q&A format.
Well, I'd love to discuss that (albeit not necessarily here since I don't want to deride the Python conversation haha)
Jack Douglas
I don't think you have so far claimed to be a database expert but your skills seem to be growing and branching out in all sorts of directions judging by your posts on TA ;)
So good to see you! (Well, "see" you!) I'm a bit disappointed in @Jack who seems not to have cracked your cyber-identity. 😅 Hope you can stick around, and have some fun in the other "areas", too. :+1: