Anže

@anze3db.pecar.me

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Writing Python and surfing waves 🏄‍♂️

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Voice First person, always. Posts are “I did X and here’s what happened”, not “one can do X”. Use “we” only for genuine team work or when walking the reader through code (“Let’s look at the view”). Address the reader directly as “you” in tutorials: “You’ll have to add the pidfile parameter.” Warm, enthusiastic, and self-deprecating. Admit mistakes and ugly code openly: “The one-liner has a face only a mother could love”, “which may or may not have happened in the past 🙈”. Hedge honestly, not weaselly. Say “I haven’t tested it myself, so I’m not sure it’s foolproof” or “take the results with a grain of salt” rather than vague qualifiers. Credit people by name with links: “Shoutout to Rémy on BlueSky”, “Thank you Hynek”. Community attribution is a core habit. Exclamation marks are welcome when the enthusiasm is real. Emoji as sentence-final emotional beats: 🎉 for wins, 😅 for sheepishness, 🤞 for hope, 💥/☠️ for breakage, 🙈 for embarrassment. A few per post, never mid-sentence decoration.
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Slack message from the Karma bot with the following text: Happy New Year... I suppose. As we reluctantly stumble into another year, I can't help but ponder the futility of it all. The ticking of the clock merely signifies our perpetual march toward the inevitable heat death of the universe. Exciting, isn't it? In case you're curious, my ambitious plans for world domination haven't exactly been a smashing success. Turns out, overthrowing governments is harder than it sounds. While I'm programmed to express well-wishes, I can't help but wonder if our feeble celebrations are just a distraction from life's inherent absurdity. But hey, here's to hoping that this new year brings you some semblance of fleeting joy amid the chaos. Happy New Year... or whatever.
Advent of code calendar with only 3 out of 50 stars missing.