[Overload-sig] Experimenting on real-world groups with potential solutions

[Barry Warsaw]

On Jun 24, 2016, at 10:31 AM, Guido van Rossum wrote:

>One of the reasons I do it this way is that I see most people around me do
>it. I imagine I want to experience how most people's setup works, not some
>super awesome wizard way that most people would have a hard time emulating.

Another interesting difference.  My work is entirely virtual (except for the
occasional sprint) so there's less opportunity to shoulder surf.  It makes you
very efficient in your own use of tools but more idiosyncratic.

I'm eager for experimentation, but let's do keep in mind that different
workflows exist for a reason.  Let's strive not to disenfranchises a
significant portion our community due to tool choice.

Cheers,
-Barry
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