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Francesca Guiducci retweeted
We are in the process of releasing three new AI Assistant features in Todoist! 🤖🦾
— Break down a task into sub-tasks
— Rewrite the task so it's more actionable
— Get tips for completing a task
Francesca Guiducci retweeted
📢Attention all brave Todoist-ers!
Our team has been super-busy in the lab...
🧪Toggle on your "Experimental Features" switch & try out cool new stuff before it's widely released!
Today we've dropped a whole SET of features, all part of our new ✨Todoist Extensions✨!
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Francesca Guiducci retweeted
At Doist, we ❤️ #opensource. We support open-source maintainers, contribute whenever possible, and also create some of our own.
We recently open sourced Typist 🧑💻, the rich-text editor that powers both @todoist and @TwistWork. Check it out at github.com/Doist/typist
I just watched this quite emotional video about “Gratitude and Suffering” by Iz Harris: beatiful words, music, and drone footage youtu.be/_RUMd2ie8iE
Francesca Guiducci retweeted
Developer tips:
🎧 Invest in quality headphones
💻 Re-read code before opening a PR
🤜🏻 Ask for help when truly stuck
🙌🏻 Help others who are stuck
🙀 Take tasks that scare you
❤️ Don’t be afraid to admit you don’t know something
Francesca Guiducci retweeted
Great talk about #refactoring by @amandasopkin at #pycon19: speakerdeck.com/amandasopkin… very approachable and great coverage of techniques by @martinfowler – at Cleveland, OH
I’ve never been more sure of anything in my life: @getsentry’s bath bomb is hands down the best gift I’ve ever got at a tech conference (and probably the best gift I’ll ever get). Self-care and Python go well together, very well done Sentry #PyCon2019
Speaker addresses the audience: “What debugger do you use when you write Python code?”
From the audience: “Print statements?”
#PyCon2019
Just watched @transgingerjess’s talk about concurrency models in Python and, even though it reminded me of hard times in school learning about threads and processes, I found it very useful. I hope she posts her slides very soon! #PyCon2019
I was very impressed with the speed of real time transcription going on on one maxi screen behind the speakers here at #PyCon2019, so I went to ask about it. It turns out it’s not a speech to text tool, but a person typing very fast! Check out opensteno.org to see more
How to evolve your API in the right way: evolve cautiously, write natural history, change gradually and loudly. #PyCon2019
Practical Decorators by @reuvenmlerner was the first talk I listened to at #PyCon2019 and it definitely made me want to write my own decorator!
If you’re at #PyCon2019, we hope to see you today (5/3) for our @PinterestEng’s talk about migrating from Python2 to Python3 🐍
I was able to catch the last few minutes of #PyCon2019’s keynote this morning by @freakboy3742. Here is the recap slide.
I'm leaving for my first #PyCon in a couple of days!
Very useful advice for first-times here (if you're interested): "How to have a great first PyCon" treyhunner.com/2018/04/how-t… by @treyhunner
Francesca Guiducci retweeted
Going to a conference? Yes! Introduce yourself. Say hello. Chat to people. They're lovely. Really! And if you're already chatting in a group, make your group approachable using @ericholscher's Pac-Man Rule.
Here's how it works.
Have fun!