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by dreta 10y ago
If you’re going to learn OOP, you need a larger project to go along with it so that you can understand ASAP that it only makes you write more code, over-complicate problems, and makes your applications hard to understand, and debug. It’s go
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by dreta 10y ago
HTML and JS are bad, but you can reduce them to a basic syntax that you can work with. CSS on the other hand requires hacks to perform the most basic operations like positioning an element relative to another element or centering an element
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by dreta 10y ago
don’t forget the lack of help for male domestic abuse victims
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by dreta 11y ago
The Wikipedia is the absolute last place you should ever visit to read up on political movements. It’s a biased source. If you say you support a particular movement, you’re taking on the whole baggage it brings. If you don’t want the whole
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by dreta 11y ago
I’m 27. This is my generation we’re talking about.
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by dreta 11y ago
Who the EFA aligns with is relevant to the thread. Currently the left in USA seems to conflate freedom of expression with freedom from different opinions, and, at least the mainstream left, seem to want more government involvement in the po
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by dreta 11y ago
The first thing you should always ask yourself before you put any content on the internet is “what’s the worst thing 4chan can do with this?”.
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by dreta 11y ago
After reading this, i don’t think i’m capable of ever complain about OOP again. Whenever you think you’ve seen it all, web developers always manage to come up with something worse. The only thing more depressing than this is the comment sec
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by dreta 11y ago
Virtue signalling, the article. Apple’s based in SF. An iPad Pro is like a week’s worth of rent, and to them “work” probably means scribbling a hipster poem while sipping coffee you can’t pronounce without 5 years of language study. How is