joejev

I normally host all my side projects on github and scroll through my profile every so often when I am not sure what to work on.

Is this just a decision matrix for how to spend your time?

If an interviewer forced me to install skype so that I could just proceed with the interview I would know that I did not want to work for that company.

Currently, there is no way to clear an object's cache in lazy because it doesn't hold onto the function and arguments longer than needed to make sure that the gc has time to step in and clear unneeded objects. The built in memoization could help with this though.

Also, in lazy, you must call `strict` on things to get a result, it is not implicit. What is somewhat implicit is that calling `bool(somethunk)` (or any other converter implemented with a magic) will return a strict value because of the python standard.

Yeah, that is the joke; however, I think the description will stay as it is.

Because I think my username is fun, just like I think that programming is fun.

The codetransformer that I worked on actually has some real use cases, namely exposing an object to a function at runtime without making it available to the calling code by name.

As far as lazy itself, it was purely developed for fun in my spare time; however, that does not mean it is not useful. I will say that there was no intended use case for this project and it was not designed to solve a particular problem.

It is ten lower case 'L' characters.