Picture the scene. I'm just an innocent code developer trawling through this lovely repository I just found on my favorite website, GitHub.com. I come across a lovely file entitled models.py which has some unbelievably useful functions performing such wonderful tasks as daily_max, daily_mean etc. Where, I ask myself, is a daily_std function to calculate the daily standard deviation? My heart falls, and I retreat to the spacious confines of the Maldron hotel to cry myself to sleep. Little do I know that lurking in a parallel file, compute_data.py, such a function exists? So close but yet so far; think how much pain could have been saved had a sensible filing system be implemented. I hope the authors of this code feel shame as deep as the ocean.
Picture the scene. I'm just an innocent code developer trawling through this lovely repository I just found on my favorite website, GitHub.com. I come across a lovely file entitled
models.pywhich has some unbelievably useful functions performing such wonderful tasks asdaily_max,daily_meanetc. Where, I ask myself, is adaily_stdfunction to calculate the daily standard deviation? My heart falls, and I retreat to the spacious confines of the Maldron hotel to cry myself to sleep. Little do I know that lurking in a parallel file,compute_data.py, such a function exists? So close but yet so far; think how much pain could have been saved had a sensible filing system be implemented. I hope the authors of this code feel shame as deep as the ocean.