Hey man, someone’s gotta learn VBA! It’ll probably outlive both of us, if Microsoft keeps it around in any capacity.

…Who is getting payed shit wages for the privilege of having that job

Welcome $HOME 😊

As mentioned elsewhere, this is appropriate for anyone doing database administration, because DB writes should always be a trans action.

It’s always Dennis

To completely deflate the joke, it looks like the text output was stripped of its new lines, spaces/tabs, and backticks, because I think the code would be valid if allowed those elements in a Markdown context, e.g.:

```python

def reverse_linked_list(l):
    # …
    return prev

\```

(backslash included to show triple backtick)

This has been solved since 1999. Read the manual.

The deeper I get into Linux, the more I feel exactly this about most software in general. We just love reinventing the wheel, don’t we?

What do you think of this Python project? It’s called aurman, and it’s used by Arch Linux users to pull in packages from Arch User Repository (AUR), the unofficial package repo for Arch. It works as a wrapper around pacman, the standard Arch package manager.

I think it already has some tests written for it, (possibly short of a full suite), so you’ll be able to contrast your tests with the existing ones as an exercise, but also provide more within the same framework.