When Success Comes To You Easily | Amitbanerjee.net

The biggest trap that you can fall into is if you can be successful without giving your 100 percent in whatever you are doing.

Why Generation Y Yuppies Are Unhappy | Wait But Why

Here’s my advice for Lucy:

1. Stay wildly ambitious. The current world is bubbling with opportunity for an ambitious person to find flowery, fulfilling success. The specific direction may be unclear, but it’ll work itself out – just dive in somewhere.

2. Stop thinking that you’re special. The fact is, right now, you’re not special. You’re another completely inexperienced young person who doesn’t have all that much to offer yet. You can become special by working really hard for a long time.

3. Ignore everyone else. Other people’s grass seeming greener is no new concept, but in today’s image crafting world, other people’s grass looks like a glorious meadow. The truth is that everyone else is just as indecisive, self-doubting, and frustrated as you are, and if you just do your thing, you’ll never have any reason to envy others.

Sharing Your Labor of Love: PyPI Quick And Dirty — Hynek Schlawack

A com­pletely in­com­plete guide to pack­ag­ing a Python mod­ule and shar­ing it with the world on PyPI.

python sweetness — Use of logging package from within a library

Python’s standard logging package is a really wonderful thing, but unfortunately some of its key ideas aren’t clearly documented in a large enough point font.

Alex Gaynor – Effective Code Review

Code review is an important part of a healthy engineering culture and workflow. Hopefully, this post has given you an idea of either how to implement it for your team, or how to improve your existing workflow.