Paul Ganssle

Las zonas horarias son muy complejas, pero son una realidad inevitable en ingeniería. Algunas zonas horarias han llegado a saltarse días enteros y repetirse otros.

The career benefits of learning programming have become increasingly obvious over time, but few people talk about another great super-power you get from learning to program: the ability to make things that solve your own problems .

It's generally better to use libraries than to write your own code, but what happens when you run into an issue that is correctly solved by modifying the library code rather than your own code?

It’s generally better to use libraries than to write your own code, but what happens when you run into an issue that is correctly solved by modifying the library code rather than your own code?

When your Python needs to be fast, one powerful tool is the ability to write compiled extension modules. Normally this is done using the C API, but that requires managing reference counts and memory allocation and is nearly impossible to do correctly for non-trivial programs.

Time zones are complicated, but they are a fact of engineering life. Time zones have [skipped entire days](http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-16351377) and repeated others.