eddd-ddde

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1. 721.▲
   by eddd-ddde 4y ago

   The amount of knowledge I have and the amount of stuff learned at school is probably just two different circles, and I'm still in college. Honestly, school has done nothing to me other than provide socialization opportunities.
2. 722.▲
   by eddd-ddde 4y ago

   Free as in beer, as when one refers to 'free beer' it's one that you don't pay for. When one says 'free speech' it's one that allows you to do what you want. Former is gratis, latter is libre.
3. 723.▲
   by eddd-ddde 4y ago

   I hate this kind of thought, if we go for his definition, literally every single application could be made '100% modular' by converting every single function into its own service, but instead of an ABI like stdcall you get an ABI
4. 724.▲
   by eddd-ddde 4y ago

   You can still 100% just use whatever language and build a library, instead of sending json or binary data through network calls, you just use FFI.
5. 725.▲
   by eddd-ddde 4y ago

   I hate how much I can relate to this.
6. 726.▲
   by eddd-ddde 4y ago

   But is there a difference ? You can have a monolith and still develop in independent enough components. No need for a complex infrastructure if all you want is modularized code.
7. 727.▲
   by eddd-ddde 4y ago

   This isn't an argument, as you can also select other people's non-choices.
8. 728.▲
   by eddd-ddde 4y ago

   It's clearly an exaggeration, but whenever any program wants me to click and drag stuff I immediately feel the struggle. The same reason I hate tools like unity where instead of simply typing my logic and data, one has to navigate menu
9. 729.▲
   by eddd-ddde 4y ago

   So do you scroll by moving over to the scrollbar? Or you went completely the other direction and just use text programs.
10. 730.▲
    by eddd-ddde 4y ago

    There is also two finger scrolling in both directions when using a touchpad.
11. 731.▲
    by eddd-ddde 4y ago

    I'm gonna be honest, my mind got bored in the long sentence and completely skipped like half the words. I think I'm just too used to reading documentation and skipping 50% of the words so I can see how to do something quicker.
12. 732.▲
    by eddd-ddde 4y ago

    The tips are great but I think it misses a key point (which could be deduced from the other points). _Learn how to learn_. By improving the way we can learn, we are sure to have a easier time in the future. For me this means a couple of thi
13. 733.▲
    by eddd-ddde 4y ago

    ddg, then you have !mdn for mozilla docs !mdn Array sort works like a charm, there's also !rust, !cpp, etc
14. 734.▲
    by eddd-ddde 4y ago

    Isn't the whole essence of software that we are lazy? And so we write code so we don't do stuff ourselves? Nothing wrong with being lazy if it gets things done, right?
15. 735.▲
    by eddd-ddde 4y ago

    There's this language called zig, and there errors are represented as union values and have this kind of syntax to work with but way more explicit, really like the idea of how they do it.
16. 736.▲
    by eddd-ddde 4y ago

    What about actually using early returns ? I feel like the implicitness of exceptions is more of a downside than an advantage def handle(request): if !validate_signature(request): return 400 if !check_authorization(request)
17. 737.▲
    by eddd-ddde 4y ago

    So maybe we need the opposite, a completely authoritarian and centralized way of handling internet services. Imagine if there was a single mail service, provider and client, handling all possible uses cases, a single web browser, etc. Its l
18. 738.▲
    by eddd-ddde 4y ago

    I guess he meant end to end where the other client is, well, the server. Haha
19. 739.▲
    by eddd-ddde 4y ago

    I have to agree, that is a damn good looking site; sometimes I wonder how people can come up with designs like that.
20. 740.▲
    by eddd-ddde 4y ago

    Writing along as you work on something is a great way of reinforcing what you learnt as well!
21. 741.▲
    by eddd-ddde 4y ago

    I like the concept, but at some point, those features will have to come together. By creating completely different timelines, bringing them together gets harder as harder as each of those progress in time. By using a single timeline, where
22. 742.▲
    by eddd-ddde 4y ago

    I think is just as common to 'ser casado' as it is to 'estar casado' depends on who you ask
23. 743.▲
    by eddd-ddde 4y ago

    I interpreted "CLI in the browser" the same way, seems like a slightly wrong description. Other than that I love the concept; someone like me who sucks at creating UI's really benefits from something like this (: