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by unixsheikh 7y ago
In the beginning I kept going back to Google because the results on duckduckgo just wasn't as good, but it slowly improved, so much that I actually haven't used Google for search for about two years now. Even local searches for my
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by unixsheikh 7y ago
Well said!
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by unixsheikh 7y ago
That's the problem. You assume that because you have a couple of passed tests that you know your code. Tests are like any other code, they incur bugs at the same rate as other code, and as such can very much give a false sense of safet
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by unixsheikh 7y ago
No. I have always felt that TDD gives a false feeling of safety and satisfaction, and that it is mostly a waste of time that could be better spend optimizing and refactoring. Testing simple code is simple and therefore pretty much useless.
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by unixsheikh 7y ago
I hate HTML email with a passion. In more that 20 years I cannot remember when I last saw a well marked up HTML email that wasn't miss aligned due to missing closing tags or some other stupid mistake. They are always filled with utter
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by unixsheikh 7y ago
I made the same decision the other day. The redesign is such a pain to use that it's absolutely unbearable.
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by unixsheikh 7y ago
Exactly.
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by unixsheikh 7y ago
This is great news. I really like how errors are handled in Go and I hated this proposal. The current implementation forces you to constantly think about errors at each single point and it is extremely good at standing out. This is somethin
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by unixsheikh 7y ago
I absolutely hate the new design, not because it is slow (it's not on my end), but because it is such a pain to use. User friendliness has gone out the window and I cannot fathom how such a poor redesign could ever be implemented on su