type() doesn't really tell you the type of an #python object, it gives you a function that constructs that object. Much cool stuff possible.
miniblog.
Related Posts
I eventually learned that there's a 'correct way up' for USB A cables. The two small holes should be on top.
Tragically not all power adapters get this right, even for name brands. My ability to get the cable right first time still isn't much better than 50%!
I don't use subagents much: I usually want to discuss and iterate on the subtask. Subagents are typically unattended.
I find myself writing md files for a new session to read. Are there any harnesses that treat forking as a first class feature?
I'm debating whether `from foo import *` is a bad feature for my toy programming language.
Forcing `import foo as f` and later `f::bar()` is so much more amenable to local static analysis. You also don't get issues with name clashes.
It's certainly convenient though.