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4y ago
Make the documentation up to the modern standards. If I have to open a single random blog or Github repository to find out what to do and piece it together like a puzzle - it is impossible to adapt at organizational scale. It is also comple
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I read papers most of the time on phone and these two column papers are such a PITA to read lol
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4y ago
"after @ there are no dashes of any kind"
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4y ago
How the f. article titled like that has 0 mentions for plants
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4y ago
Does Mac have anything like WSL or are you stuck using Virtualbox or Docker?
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4y ago
I do not understand the brain that can get addicted to social media. As in, I can't really model it, simulate it. I can understand like a physical addiction to drugs, since they alter body chemistry. But what's up behind social me
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4y ago
Zotero is quite possibly the LEAST WORST solution I've found.
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4y ago
Beats me. Browsers should have something like Zotero directly built into them.
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4y ago
No wonder all the web guys are abusing amphetamine with higher dose than soldiers in WW2.
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4y ago
I wish they'd break their current backwards compat. promises to fix some accidental complexity that has been introduced. Let legacy langs provide this kind of maintainability
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4y ago
Maybe the package managers for Linux distributions need to rethink their package distribution model :)
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4y ago
/r/rust over at reddit
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Why does it feel like there are million solutions and wheel reinventions like this. Why can't they converge on 1-2 solutions?
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> book This is one of those things where you actually have to Do It instead of Read Theory.
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4y ago
It might not be true but that doesn't stop me from applying it to myself and go into third-person mode
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4y ago
> more like I am reverse engineering something rather than using it Perfect description.
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4y ago
> we see that nearly all of our clients that are using Nix are, at best, annoyed by the accidental complexity that comes with it That is because it is an exemplary in accidental complexity at least from a user point of view. I cannot in
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4y ago
(This might be more abstract than you wanted) Hopefully there's an overview of the code base in an `ARCHITECTURE.md` file[1], and then read through it, and the respective documentation and tests for the main modules mentioned in it. If
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4y ago
Counterargument: where has `trusting experts` led you in the past 10 years
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4y ago
You need to consider the maintenance / upgrade / patching (bug fixes etc.) burden too. For "fire and forget" projects you put to Heroku and forget about, almost any meme stack will do. For projects where you think you&#x
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4y ago
I don't really understand how style can be an issue, doesn't the linter / formatter catch like majority of issues or can you not configure one for your project?
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PHP documentation is one of the worst things I've ever seen. That people subject themselves to abuse such as "reading it" is comical to me. Enjoy scrolling down 15 years of comments to get the quick rundown.
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4y ago
People positing either of the languages as "good for most use cases" have a Stockholm syndrome.
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4y ago
It took Russia some 8 years from Crimea to conclude that it was impossible to practice diplomacy with US, and to invade rest of Ukraine. People are maybe bit too fast to laugh at China in this case.
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> Objects are excellent for data They are not. If your data is in objects, you have already demoted data as a first class member of your language (ie. Java)
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4y ago
RP Diet App
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Docker has documentation and user interface that is at least several orders of magnitude clearer, and it is much faster and easier to learn (no obtuse, undocumented, unique syntax) and is generally well-integrated (that is, people don'
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They (distro maintainers) just assume things work like they've always worked in their C-land, and that that is the model now and forever. Well, too bad.
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Rust seems to have failed to be a drop-in replacement for C++.
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4y ago
Why do they never go after sites like Pornhub, Onlyfans and their owners, curious.
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