MLB Pickle #477 - 2/9
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Got lucky on this one!
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This is not interview advice: a priority-expiry LRU cache without heaps or trees in Python
(death.andgravity.com)
Gah, up to ~~315~~ 318 now.
Spoiler: my guesses
Vlad Guerrero | blank | Nolan Ryan
Alfonso Soriano | Starlin Castro | Greg Maddux
Max Scherzer | Mike Piazza | Dwight Gooden
I love this and am absolutely stealing it.
Agreed! That's the way we do work projects. For personal stuff, I also like using pyenv. But yeah, that's it, keep it nice and simple.
This also seems to be new ...
Immaculate Grid 87 8/9:
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Struggled with the Angels players. 😕
Heeeeey! It's not broken today.
MLB Pickle #476 - 5/9
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First, I have to apologize, I just meant post a link to NestText as a post in c/Python. I definitely didn't mean to imply you should have to go write a blog post (or something) about it just for me. I swear this was just an attempt to get another person posting interesting things to c/Python. 😬
Looking through the community projects and docs, the use cases/tooling that really stood out to me were:
parametrize_from_file, for definingpytestparametrizeparams in a file- validating NestedText content with Pydantic, particularly something like the example Django settings they provide
Thinking about how I might use it:
- Meeting notes
- A personal log of todo items, observations, feelings during the day
- Scoring a baseball game using a more sane version of Retrosheet's Event File format
- A possible human AND machine readable format for Architectural Decision Records
No worries! Daily life is more important than a baseball community bot. Sorry I didn't catch it sooner.
Got lucky getting 4 of 7 columns right on my first guess, helped a ton. By the time you factor in bats/throws, because there are only two possible values, it was really 6 of 7 columns. So everything but team.
MLB Pickle #478 - 2/9