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  • Ah ah ah https://t.co/Ou3BoHpLA8 2 years 27 weeks ago
  • on the other hand, @AtomEditor's git GUI is very productive, so it still has my preference over @code 2 years 27 weeks ago
  • I wonder if #vscode users do use #git... The GUI is just impractical on a daily basis, I always end up switching to command line 2 years 27 weeks ago
  • Important to know that this exists ! This new technology called a "Speaking Portrait" allows any still photo to be… https://t.co/AP8GVnst2N 2 years 29 weeks ago
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  • Knew that already, but may be of some interest for tech beginners... https://t.co/9WIhTRIYyW 2 years 32 weeks ago
  • RT @stefanolaru: 3 hours of debugging can save you 5 mins of reading the docs. 2 years 32 weeks ago
  • Like a #scifi movie, except it's real 2 years 34 weeks ago
  • First paragraphs are just so confuse... Anyway the rest is a great & straight description of #sleep states in… https://t.co/dDLejX0SXO 2 years 34 weeks ago
  • RT @github: A pixel editor in the terminal? Why not! https://t.co/0d2xHvyyXJ 2 years 34 weeks ago

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python Python versus Shell scripting : from experience

A quick "pros & cons" to choose between Python or Shell scripting, from what I've observed through the years.

This could probably apply to other high level script languages* vs shell.

* Like Ruby, but not like Perl, as it shares more with shells from my point of view, like unreadable syntax and execution speed.

Python vs Shell

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