Akronymus

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   by Akronymus 6y ago

   I am in a completely different environment than you, but for desktop dev, I need to recompile constantly to verify alignment of usercontrols and such. So, for my workflow relatively fast compile times are mandatory. (Altough, I really wanna
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   by Akronymus 6y ago

   In my personal experience, if you want to spend the time learning it, vi/vim is faster than nano. But for the VAST majority of people it is simply not desirable/worth learning vi/vim. Just learning the basics makes it usable
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   by Akronymus 6y ago

   The peter lowe list is enabled by default.
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   by Akronymus 6y ago

   Distinct as in doing different things or distinct as in prefer batching? My English seems to be failing me here.
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   by Akronymus 6y ago

   I work at a leasing company, and we somewhat frequently have around 5-7 joins when getting data such as where to send how much money for work done at another company. The most I saw was "only" 10 though.
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   by Akronymus 6y ago

   I personally enjoy writing SQL as a novice programmer. The basics are easy. Getting to know all the intricacies of what executes how fast and such is HARD. Also: Designing a system that is prepared for unknown unknowns is practically imposs
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   by Akronymus 6y ago

   This is a completely valid asessment. While I do not personally see much of a problem with valves implementation, I'd still prefer no DRM at all.
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   by Akronymus 6y ago

   Why exactly do you dislike their DRM stance? AFAIK devs don't have to use it.