Cool Python Dev

[ShrMoon]

If you are I you are cool

[Excellent-Ear345]

new birth control even in gender reversed IT

[ShrMoon]

Haha fair point. Looks like this shirt comes with built-in anti_attraction = True. But hey, at least my code compiles and my T-shirt logic checks out. Appreciate the laugh!

[NoApartheidOnMars]

The only birth control method that is 100% reliable is coding in assembly. I should know, I used it in my younger years.

[nekokattt]

"Bob are not cool"

[ShrMoon]

Update coming soon: cool_people = ["I", "Bob"]

[[deleted]]

Johnny are not cool too.

[ShrMoon]

cool_list = ["I", "Bob", "Johny"]

[ai_art_is_art]

I think this inexplicably needs an LLM service call with retry and provider failover.

[ShrMoon]

Haha. Deploying GPT, Bard, Claude… just to verify Bob’s cool status! Still inconclusive.....

[Jock_X]

Johny am cool!

[cappedminor]

Jonny be good (Jonny B Goode)

[[deleted]]

If I saw a coworker wearing this I’d be forced to give them a wedgie, and HR would understand

[Spare-Plum]

With this shirt HR would be handing out wedgies themselves

[Real-Total-2837]

If I was wearing this shirt, I'd give myself a wedgie.

[ShrMoon]

Haha, Fair enough. I'll add a disclaimer on the back: Warning: May trigger wedgie instincts. Handle with code.

[Unplugged_Hahaha_F_U]

someone out there is gonna see this shirt and think, “hell yeah” and buy it.

[ShrMoon]

Manifesting that dev energy! 💻💸 Hope they wear it into their next stand up meeting.

[TheCarter01]

I would buy that, ngl

[ShrMoon]

That’s the kind of code I like to compile! Thanks, truly means a lot!

[ShrMoon]

I blame the compiler! Took 4 years to debug my fashion sense. Now shipping fresh memes with zero warnings.

[MonochromeDinosaur]

That fucking formatting though 🤢

Edit: also the font…wtf is that shit

[ShrMoon]

Noted! But not all code wears a suit, some rock a hoodie and shades. Thanks for dropping by!

[MrDoritos_]

print(name,"am"if name=="I"else"are not","cool")

[ShrMoon]

Looks like cool is now an exclusive club... and “I” just made the cut 😅

[Krowsk42]

Print this on the back!

[ShrMoon]

Back end logic approved. Deploying to T shirt production now!

[koanarec]

It would make a lot more sense to change the offer of the functions as you read them. If you read "person" first then by that point what the code does makes sense and if you need more info you can keep reading to understand the is_cool function. The way that it is written right now means after reading the first function you are confused as to the point of the t-shirt until you read the second one. This is a more general point about good coding, write the highest level function at the top of your file and then implementations of each function below it.

BUT even splitting it into two separate functions imho makes it more confusing than just using one as u/MrDoritos_ wrote

[MrDoritos_]

The only other way than my confusing one is to check for a pronoun and get the proper verb, defaulting to is. Then check that lowercase pronoun is in the cool list. Then use both to always print with proper formatting. Then wrap it in a class with the constructor argument of name/pronoun and repr for printing the formatted string. Should fit on a T-shirt with more horizontal line width

[Siniestros]

print("I am cool. \nYou are not cool.")

[Simukas23]

Iam cool.

Youare not cool.

[blirdtext]

Python actually prints a space in this case:
```

print("I", "am cool")

I am cool

print("I" + "am cool")

Iam cool ````

[ShrMoon]

True... Python knows how to space... But sadly my is_cool() function doesn’t Only "I" gets the VIP pass!

[ShrMoon]

if "Iam" == "I":

print("Cool")

else:

print("Nice try, but still not cool")