Sometimes we get in a bubble and a rhythm and forget to look for better ways of doing things (which is _exactly_ why I read your articles). I've been using f-strings almost since they were introduced, but NEVER ONCE in how many years had I once considered to use them for date formatting. I feel so dumb, but that's a game changer. Thanks!
Side note, is there a typo in your flag_to_bool dictionary with a quoted "False" value?
OK here's a comment. When I get the email I would like to be able to open the article as a web page for later reading. But you have deleted that link from your email. I don't mind you pushing the app, but I don't care to install it nor do I want to read a long article on my phone in any case. So please restore the web-page link to the email.
I haven't touched the email since I started this newsletter. I checked the copy of the mail today, and I can see a "View in browser" link at the top. Also, clicking on the title of the article in the email bring you to the web version as well.
Maybe substack changed the layout, but in any case, you're good.
Nice article. A small typo in this line:
answer = "Are you sure? "y/n"
The string is not closed.
Thank you.
Sometimes we get in a bubble and a rhythm and forget to look for better ways of doing things (which is _exactly_ why I read your articles). I've been using f-strings almost since they were introduced, but NEVER ONCE in how many years had I once considered to use them for date formatting. I feel so dumb, but that's a game changer. Thanks!
Side note, is there a typo in your flag_to_bool dictionary with a quoted "False" value?
Thanks I'll fix the typo
OK here's a comment. When I get the email I would like to be able to open the article as a web page for later reading. But you have deleted that link from your email. I don't mind you pushing the app, but I don't care to install it nor do I want to read a long article on my phone in any case. So please restore the web-page link to the email.
I haven't touched the email since I started this newsletter. I checked the copy of the mail today, and I can see a "View in browser" link at the top. Also, clicking on the title of the article in the email bring you to the web version as well.
Maybe substack changed the layout, but in any case, you're good.