Ah yes. Turns out a whole batch of tests was not testing anything meaningful, which explains why they passed no matter what I did to the (supposedly) relevant application code.
hackers.town: 2021-02-02 Tue 16:08
Ah well. The price of getting all the credit is I get all the blame too.
hackers.town: 2021-02-02 Tue 19:27
been learning so much in such a compressed space of time that i can unironically say “ah yes i wrote this code 3 months ago i was so young and foolish then”
ten pounds of tufte books behind me (that’s at least three books) and here i am learning data visualization the same way i learn everything else: over-caffeinated in the middle of the night hacking at everything with a machete
hackers.town: 2021-02-01 Mon 04:01
Posted because I looked up at the graph and realized it would tell a more helpful story if I adjusted some rendering options.
Using numbers from my dataset with the graphing library tutorial instead of their sample data. I don’t know what any of this means. I’m pretty sure it’s the wrong kind of numbers. Any insight I gain will be purely accidental.
Told her she had the inny and outy bits I like so much and she was bemused and I have failed as a spouse so I just bought enough Red Dwarf to get us started.
hackers.town: 2021-01-25 Mon 18:44
Me being reassuring: “if your leg falls off, it probably wasn’t the flu shot.”
hackers.town: 2021-01-25 Mon 19:47
@Ventronik “I said ‘if!’ ‘If!’”
hackers.town: 2021-01-25 Mon 20:50
Finally noticed that pytest supports test classes. Going crazy with this new knowledge, as is my wont.
