On Wed, Feb 21, 2001 at 02:35:02PM -0500, Jeremy Hylton wrote: >Do you think Python development has changed in ways that make it no >longer fun? Or do you think that you've changed in ways that make you >no longer enjoy Python development? I'm sure that it's not as simple Mostly me; I'm trying to decrease my CPU load and have dropped a number of activities. I've mostly lost my taste for language hackery, and find that the discussions are getting more trivial and less interesting. Adding Unicode support, for example, was a lengthy and at times bloody discussion, but it resulted in a significant new capability. Debate about whether 'A in dict' is the same as 'A in dict.keys()' or 'A in dict.values()' is IMHO quite dull. Twhe unit testing debate was the last one I cared about to any significant degree. --amk
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