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		By: Daniel Watts		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Big fan of using the host language for data/configuration when it makes sense to do so. Yegge&#039;s ancient rant touching on the evil of XML compare to actual languages comes to mind.

Python&#039;s permissive truthiness almost got me annoyed, except that my initial thought was silly anyway. The entire &lt;b&gt;get&lt;/b&gt; function is &lt;i&gt;almost&lt;/i&gt; something pleasantly concise: &lt;b&gt;os.getenv(...) or getattr(...) or default&lt;/b&gt;, except for the annoying presence of entirely valid False (and, because Python, numeric zero/empty string/empty list etc) values in the config data. 

Collapsing a chain of Maybe/Option-like things is such a common situation that I&#039;m sure there are elegant Pythonic solutions, but then I&#039;m getting into silly overengineering territory for only two such values.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Big fan of using the host language for data/configuration when it makes sense to do so. Yegge&#8217;s ancient rant touching on the evil of XML compare to actual languages comes to mind.</p>
<p>Python&#8217;s permissive truthiness almost got me annoyed, except that my initial thought was silly anyway. The entire <b>get</b> function is <i>almost</i> something pleasantly concise: <b>os.getenv(&#8230;) or getattr(&#8230;) or default</b>, except for the annoying presence of entirely valid False (and, because Python, numeric zero/empty string/empty list etc) values in the config data. </p>
<p>Collapsing a chain of Maybe/Option-like things is such a common situation that I&#8217;m sure there are elegant Pythonic solutions, but then I&#8217;m getting into silly overengineering territory for only two such values.</p>
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