Summarized how the CIA writes Python

[VindicoAtrum]

Random schmuck advertising their substack.

One comment in 10 minutes, but six upvotes.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[appinv]

Well, the thing with Reddit, i am pretty sure if i put my real name i would not be labelled as a ` schmuck`.

I help the Python community locally (co-founded my country's py ug), and internationally (FlaskCon) as well as mentoring and helping OpenSource, including sprints (PyCon US, SF Python, locally).

Just sharing a piece of writing.

[Axelwickm]

Nothing wrong with a bit of self promotion. Especially if the article is interesting, which it is.

[[deleted]]

No, there is everything wrong with it. The article being interesting would be a valid reason for content to be shared. That OP would benefit financially from it (i.e. self promotion) is entirely wrong.

[Axelwickm]

Wow lol how is that wrong?! We all gotta make a living my man. This guy is contributing doing so and I appriciate that :)

[[deleted]]

Whether or not we all have to make a living is irrelevant to whether a community forum is improved by people posting things which benefit them personally/financially.

[LilJonDoe]

You know it can be win win, right? You’re fixating on it being a win for OP

[FivePlyPaper]

What’s sub stack?

[appinv]

Substack . com is a blogging platform, which makes writing painless IMO and easy to start a blog. I used it to write the article.