The scoreboard at Wimbledon was displaying:
Murray: -NaN
Raonic: 1.#INF
Apparently it was due to a double fault.
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The scoreboard at Wimbledon was displaying:
Murray: -NaN
Raonic: 1.#INF
Apparently it was due to a double fault.
The limitations of Python's lambdas grate as much as their syntactic inconsistency. I can live with the latter, but the former is a continual source of frustration.
Does anyone know of any serious proposals to improve lambdas, such as allow them to hold statements?
One of the greatest shifts in modern programming practices has been how programmers across many different domains, languages and environments have embraced unit testing. Good unit testing, however, is more than having a unit-testing framework installed and running.
The Real Problem With Technical Debt (and How to Actually Fix It), by @kevlin: