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  1. Jan 2024
    1. Log into Reddit (PRAW)# These are our normal steps get PRAW loaded and logged into Reddit import praw

      It's always interesting, how you can just import a package and then write a few lines of code that feeds info to things from the package, and then the package does all the work for you after. I feel this must be a powerful thing in programming? Imagine the increase of productivity compared to when this is not a thing. I wonder if this was always a thing in programming? Maybe local imports were normal? How about one's like this from elsewhere? (Were they just downloaded manually and placed somewhere that can be access?)

    1. (using a Twitter poll as an excuse, but how many of the votes were bots?

      The author seems kind of mad. Why not show more neutral language on a textbook? I am not American to start and don't care about politics, but I think there is only something for everyone to lose once you start making your source of knowledge to be biased. I don't relate to how many in the US, maybe just UW or not, struggle to make things without their emotions. That is always interesting to me.