Test Anything with Python

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[ozymet]

If I can't watch the stream, I love watching the recordings here. A very creative and inspiring approach to programming. Your sessions are also like dev standups, each different and funny in its own way.

[glorioussir]

Chat instead of subtitles is a genius idea

[Neurotrace]

Binary format name: zest
Zozin + test

[diegorocha]

Yesterday, I watched the "Minetest" VOD on Twitch from five years ago, and I was truly impressed by how much you've grown in confidence and wisdom since then. Your ability to simplify your workflow and streamline your thought process is remarkable. This combination of confidence, efficiency, and sharp thinking makes you one of the best developers to learn from. Thank you for sharing your journey and keep up the fantastic work!

[addcoding]

it's called match because it's structural pattern matching.
The stuff you did was actually the recommended way.
if elif else all the way~

[nevokrien]

My inner troll wants to pull request "modern python" with a minimal change to something so that he needs to accept that

[regularnick]

Fhis format looks kinda like something torrent uses to pass some data like text, nums, dicts and arrays, cool!

[djknsw]

I didn’t even know semicolon at the end of a line was a thing in Python and I was so confused 😂Learned a lot from your video!!

[bytblitz]

24:08 best quote I’ve ever heard about python 😂

[Cmanorange]

just throwing out an idea after seeing you count the chars on a line: you could add a "rectify" or "gensize" command that ignores field sizes and replaces them with their actual size if needed. that could let you mess with the data and not have to count the chars. i can already see someone forgetting to count the new line and the output would look the same :)

[channel]

shell=True shell=True shell=True shell=True shell=True shell=True shell=True shell=True shell=True shell=True shell=True

[fsouza]

It will close the file. Chat is wrong.

It's not required by the spec though, it's considered an implementation detail of cPython

[amalirfan]

38:24 🎉 Lex Fridman mentioned! I love his podcast too!

[replikvltyoutube]

Forth has a potential to be self documented like python. You even can specify which words some function depends on from implementation.
That could be cool to implement

[tychoides]

It is funny he complains that using javascript in the server is Stockholm syndrome (which is completely true), but than he complains that Python went to the npm route of downloading most packages using package manager, when he code lots in C, which has together with C++, the worse way to distribute libraries in any language: depends on the OS to distribute them. That is pure C Stockholm syndrome there. Anyway, Python still is not as bad as JS or Rust, when you install a library add many tens of dependencies. I mainly install and that is mostly all the overhead over vainilla python I use most of the time.

Anyway fun stream. Love to see the archive in youtube.

[asdfasdfasdf]

Very interesting content! amazing stuff man

[dupdrop]

In Rust I use a library called 'insta' for that kind of snapshot testing thing. It's pretty alright.

[satchelfrost]

In this episode...

"Lex, I just realized we've been doing this podcast now for an hour and I'm all out of tea *pop*"

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[jannemyllyla]

I have seen python used to test anything from microcontrollers to trains.

[soumojitsaha]

At 39:56, you could've used the pty module instead of the subprocess module, couldn't you Mr. Zozin?