Build products that save the minimum possible amount of data. Treat data as radioactive ☢️
There is a fine line between analytics and surveillance!
Build products that save the minimum possible amount of data. Treat data as radioactive ☢️
There is a fine line between analytics and surveillance!
"Treat data as radioactive ☢️"
Indeed, Sir. Indeed.
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wabi sabi
I will save this as a reminder ☢️
Just stumbled on this while cruising around GitHub
Words you want to hear developers say:
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Im doing some python tutorials rn and I notice that they show breaking functions into several lines of code, requiring variables that are stored, stuff like
x = int(input('password'))
Y=hash(x)
Print(y)
Rather than print(hash(int(input('password')))), which stores no variables, I think I prefer it that way.
One is a lot more readable and maintainable and likely doesn't give you any performance benefits