ribadeodev

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   by ribadeodev 6y ago

   This is literally the only reason I can see somebody using this pattern. The similarities with a paywall are remarkable.
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   by ribadeodev 6y ago

   I think the main problem with this approach is the all-or-nothing problem. When reading official docs is not always clear when you already have everything that you need. Reading the whole doc is usually not a possibility considering most mo
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   by ribadeodev 6y ago

   Interesting.. I have just the opposite experience. Instapaper sends a weekly epub with my articles to my Kindle. More ofter than not, technical articles (i.e. math, code, many images) do not get converted well, to the point of making some o
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   by ribadeodev 6y ago

   ..or just do not use variable names smaller than 3 characters if they do not mean anything, period. There is no difference in coding time and no good reason whatsoever.
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   by ribadeodev 6y ago

   This approach is something I never quite figured out. What is the point of documenting your project in another repository? Based on what OP just explained this is one of the only explanations I can come up with (GitHub treats this as an ext