How to Get a Custom Just Like With Touch Typing

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"i feel like i'm just being an old grumpy man for not learning how to quickly switch between files and all that kind of stuff," he says. "I've almost exclusively switched to kindle now for e-book readers even though i still love the smell the feel of a physical book" 'You can actually estimate back to the spreadsheet the number of paragraphs sentences or words you write for the rest of your life' "-The future is going to be digital in terms of consuming books and content of that nature so you should get accustomed to that experience'"

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(00:00) – Introduction
(07:26) – CPython
(12:38) – Code readability
(17:00) – Indentation
(33:36) – Bugs
(45:04) – Programming fads
(1:00:15) – Speed of Python 3.11
(1:25:09) – Type hinting
(1:30:27) – mypy
(1:35:43) – TypeScript vs JavaScript
(1:51:42) – Best IDE for Python
(2:01:43) – Parallelism
(2:19:36) – Global Interpreter Lock (GIL)
(2:29:14) – Python 4.0
(2:41:31) – Machine learning
(2:51:13) – Benevolent Dictator for Life (BDFL)
(3:02:49) – Advice for beginners
(3:09:21) – GitHub Copilot
(3:12:47) – Future of Python