swanros

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My "blocked-by-default" approach to working with coding agents(oscarswanros.com)
2 points by swanros 4mo ago|0 comments
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The Curator's Guide to Agentic Coding(oscarswanros.com)
1 points by swanros 8mo ago|0 comments
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Referrals in the Software Industry Are a Double-Edged Sword(softskillsfordevs.com)
1 points by swanros 3y ago|0 comments
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Cómo incrementar tus probabilidades de tener suerte(oscarswanros.com)
1 points by swanros 6y ago|0 comments
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by swanros 10y ago
You've literally got things upside-down.
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by swanros 10y ago
Coming from an imperative language background, it certainly took some time for me to start using and understanding functional constructs. But the nice thing is that once you pass that bump, it's a hell of a freeway to go down.
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by swanros 10y ago
Agreed, the fact that you're saying you can't nest if statements is a sign that you still don't get the grasp of functional programming. cases, conds, with statements, recursion, pattern matching...
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by swanros 10y ago
I experienced the same. Once you start, it's hard to stop. An amazing community around this awesome language is hard to let go.
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by swanros 10y ago
The trend states so.
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by swanros 10y ago
That's the point. With "here, copy and paste this code" at least you (can) read what you're pasting into your project. Most of people learning just "install this module" without actually caring about what'
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by swanros 10y ago
Tell that to them. That's my point! Why I didn't mention StackOverflow, for instance?
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Is the open source culture hurting new developers?(swanros.com)
1 points by swanros 10y ago|6 comments
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How I Deal with JSON in Swift(swanros.com)
3 points by swanros 11y ago|0 comments
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Swift blog: Protocols are not always the way to go(swanros.com)
5 points by swanros 11y ago|0 comments