Yeah I think it was killed fairly quickly in like 2014. Was just using it for illustration. If you regularly played the game you'll have had the same experience

Once it's going, it's going

I wish it had feature parity with pylint already. I know they're working on it, but it's not quite there

They have lots of awesome extra features though like built in pyupgrade, formatting etc

Imo once they get into stable territory it will be the one stop shop for Python linting

It's called a programming language for a reason

As a professional software engineer, the number of times I actually have to use math skills is pretty low

Even when I worked on a statistical application for lifetime prediction, most of the work wasn't figuring out the correct math

What's leagues more important here is conceptual thinking and being able to model complex human-made constructs in your head

Exactly. People can burn anything they want in their backyard. Just keep out of public spaces

It can be helpful though if you just need to find the right library function of proper syntax in a foreign language. Usually faster than a search

By making it opt-in. But that's not much different from static typing then, except that it won't actually work when you screw up typing

What is a GitHub streak?

Didn't the N stand for Netflix?

It was a thing before reddit. Twitter and TikTok started it