TSBT14: Near Miss
Done is better than perfect
Have you ever had a deadline but what you are working on did not get a memo, and with every attempt to make it to the deadline, there is an increase in difficulty level too? Today is my testing day. Increase in difficulty level at every turn.
Dear reader, we are a few hours away from Friday and that in itself is a call for celebration.
More on the happy news, Black Python Devs will be sponsoring 75 students and 10 individuals to attend PyCon Nigeria. If you identify as a Black Python Developer you should join the discord server.
When faced with a daunting task that seems impossible to tackle, work on the delivery of that which could be done and wonder less about the actions to solve the challenges ahead. This is what makes every underdog story appealing, it feels as though they jumped so high to hit an impossible mark when in reality, they stood up to fair heights they would normally reach.
Delivery matters because of its ability to influence how things are perceived.
LLM's (Large Language Models) are the current talk of the town. Specifically because of how they have made repetitive tasks easier and improved search experiences. Despite all the good and revolutionary talk, you should not use it for everything. Do you need an LLM for that, though? Let's bring back a little shame.
Are you starting out to learn Python or want to brush on a few things you might have forgotten? Here are 10 repositories to help you achieve your goals.
For designers and admirers of design, this website documents meaning in the world of design.
For the love of Django and the urge as a developer to always bring up why certain frameworks are better than others, learn why David would rather stick to Django than Fast API.
Despite encouragement from Netflix to share passwords and their going backsies on it, we cannot ignore the fact that the engineering behind it is a sight to behold. Case in point.
Instead of suffering and breaking your back looking for a dataset to use, here is a search engine for datasets.
DjangoCon US has opened a call for community reviewers. Go ahead apply and help review talks for the conference.
The word of the day is petulance. Petulance is the quality of being childishly sulky or bad-tempered. Example in a sentence: I do not appreciate your petulance and eagerness to argue about my newsletter.
I'm making my grand departure into the unknown. Until the next issue, my treasured reader, go forth, and may the odds ever be in your favour!
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