noobdev9000

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by noobdev9000 3y ago
No, most of this is made trivial and redundant today. Understanding your std library performance is lot more important
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
It's their OS. Seems like an odd issue.
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
You must have large pants
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
New UI and VSC envy are good, it's already better than the old point-and-click adventure game UI they had. AI thing will be good too. It's not more of a security nightmare or different than SO assuming that the IDE isn't leak
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
It's awful to incorporate as part of a project (all the configuration for compilation, mapping errors etc.). It's also extremely complex language with plenty of footguns. The required TS tooling is also an argument against it.
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
Are they bad, or are they bad because they don't torture the text to fit modern day sensibilities and npc iq?
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
Modern TS code is hard for me to read and reason, and I use Rust, Haskell, C++. Way too complex for my brain
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
Why? Most companies require skills in frameworks and libraries. The fact you can glue them together shows a different skill, that you'll most likely use in job daily. This feels so forced. Make a joke CV, strip it of any mentions of th
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
Yes it's true. Changing mind aliases with being easily suggestible.
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
There are even studies about how gut bacteria can affect brain. Mind-Body distinction is a dead end philosophycel cope.
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
It's not really complex enough to require a full university course, is it now.
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
Why
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
Tabs are entirely useless and wrong abstraction. Look at VSCode, you just use Command Palette to search for anything. That's good
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
2023 and still no good epub reader for Windows. Such a shame Microsoft removed it from Edge.
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
Rust was always a corporation/FAANG language when you looked at contributors and sponsors, so it's probably not real reason, I mean it is clear async was rushed out for AWS/Amazon and everyone celebrated it nonetheless. Peopl
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
Increase IQ
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
It's not even valuable now, it's why we use abstractions and rely on interfaces. "How does it work" rarely brings value.
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
Is there a point for working programmer to learn these in 2023, rather than just treating them as abstract interfaces?
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
Probably have enough data to judge WFH experiment as failed.
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
That it's not ready for prod when it's a public repo in GitHub
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
This is essentially a complete fabrication. If it's on public repo, ready or not, someone will use it for prod.
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by noobdev9000 3y ago
Have you or anyone else how to organize and test a Rust web application that is structured around usual onion layer using DDD or similar?