A consequence of Python's 'computer science' nature
Here is a thesis: Python being a very 'computer science' language is a good part of the polarized reactions it often gets.
The necessary flipside of being regular and predictable is that Pythonis also rigid and what I will call 'solid': it is not just rigid inseparate, independent pieces, it is rigid all through, which comesnaturally from the rigorous expansion of its core concepts through thelanguage (and from how they tend to interlock).
If the core concepts resonate with you, then the
對錯的模糊
大家辨別是非時習慣的模式就是“我對你錯”。挑剔別人的錯誤，容易；承認自己犯錯誤，很難。誰都會有抬舉自己原諒自己美化自己欺騙自己的時候，很少人會客觀分析一件事情的發生，什麼環
平平無奇的蛋白餅
世上動作最慢的書評
香港文化長期受著日本文化的影響，從潮流風尚到社會結構，日本對香港都有著至關重要的對照和參考意義，因而也有研究的價值和趣味，這是長久以來的共識了。香港不時有人撰著關於日本的文章，而我和很多
A small annoyance with HTML
One of the things I don't like about HTML is its peculiar restrictionson anchors (elements), specifically named anchors. Named anchors are what you use tospecify the target of '#fragment' URL fragments, and the restrictionsmatter because they constrain where you can point such fragment URLs. There are two annoying restrictions: anchors cannot be nested, andanchors must include something inside them; they cannot be empty. Thatanchors cannot nest constrains your ability to make a fragment targetwrap arbitrary content
繼續食艷照門
嘉賓：林藹雲
抗議過後，逐漸有人想將聲音導向「清楚規管互聯網」，我是個傳統的人——想那魯迅《祝福》裡，想讓祥林嫂那種被大眾消費的悲劇不再重演，要做的是改變整個社會風氣，包括將再嫁視為
十六年後，可否重會?
今年食齋，大家談到畢業了十六年（楊過同小
閃卡賀新年
事件之中，網路上衍生出很多新的熱門用詞，“朋友”、“奇拿” 、“我爸爸是高幹，脾氣很暴躁的”等等，但最搞鬼的還是網民給淫照改了新的代號－“閃卡”，完全體現看“yes”長大者的情
過年節目
以前我不太喜歡在澳門過新年，因為很悶，店舖多數不開，親友一般愛打牌(我不會打)，除了看電影都沒有什麼事情可做，而賀歲片又越來越不好看。有
Why commercial support needs to solve your customers' problems
If you're providing commercial support, I think that it is veryimportant that you actually solve your customers' problems or, if youcannot, at least realize this very fast and tell the customers.
(It is not so much because who get nothing out of their supportcontracts will stop paying for them; indeed quite possibly not .)
If you do not actually solve their problems, your customers havebecome your unpaid debuggers; in fact, they're paying you for theprivilege. This is because going