Meh, I just load up manjaro with XFCE and call it a day. Not much fiddling involved, very little about the user experience that I don't like. Only thing I ever really tweaked was running a more up-to-date kernel for an…
> Is PHP still a preferred platform for any sort of complex web development? It's "preferred" as in tons of people get a lot of good work done with it quickly, but wouldn't go out and proselytize how "great" it is or…
> GIMP, Blender Both of which are known to have notoriously unintuitive UI's, especially when compared to their commercial competitors. > Libre Office Literally just copy & paste M$ Office UI, and honestly still manages…
> Forget better frame, chassis, and body panel design to protect pedestrians! We won't need them if AI never hits anyone. Most car manufacturers have had this figured out for a long time with crumple zones and the like.…
The TODO is regarding documentation iirc. All the languages supported are in the init.example.el file seen here: https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs/blob/develop/init.exa... Uncomment them, run doom refresh. Check…
I find undo-tree to be super useful in rare occasions, thanks to undo-tree-visualizer-toggle-diff bound on d. The quick diffs can be pretty darn helpful with complex changes.
> I would feel more sympathetic to your argument if the companies wouldn't argue both cases at the same time. I don't really care about sympathy, so much as I care about reality. The companies will do as all companies…
To be fair, they're the largest non-pornographic video platform. Making them an endless target for any and all abuse possible to grow channels quickly and earn ad revenue. It's inevitable that in such an environment the…
> Any language that compiles to JavaScript. What if I compile javascript... to javascript. So that I can have actually functioning javascript across the majority of fairly modern browsers, while using modern features.…
I just used (and still use) org-mode to track todos & projects, as well as keep time that was spent on each task. I tried not to over complicate my task keeping, because I've always been more worried about getting the…
Feature minimalism is a good thing to strive for usually. Wrote my own dirt simple lazy loader & slider libraries, because I didn't need many of the features other libs had. On the flip side, if I need a reasonably…
This is the thing I don't get. Who precisely is this concept even marketable to? People with high speed internet, that also can't afford a gaming console? But can afford a device capable of handling all of the inputs &…
I think it genuinely depends on what your users are nostalgic over. You can look cutting edge while taking advantage of nostalgia. To be entirely honest, the "flat design" doesn't look "cutting-edge". It looks basic,…
> just like PulseAudio does. I think part of it actually stems from people that had problems early on with PulseAudio, and have developed a vendetta against Poettering. Whether that vendetta is justified or not, I don't…
Again, just more insane elitism. You keep going to the "OH MY GOD, PEOPLE WOULD DIE" examples to try and make a fairly weak point. No one is going to die, because some noob made a crappy little site out of the millions…
So how, precisely, is anyone supposed to get experience if it's unacceptable to hire them fresh out of "boot camp". Even if you go "INTERNSHIP". Well what, is everyone supposed to stick the unpaid intern on toy apps…
I concur. Manjaro solves a lot of the problems of the Linux desktop, and brings with it the great Arch community. And for keybindings, you're probably better off figuring out how xmodmap works. It's not pretty. But…
This article has sold me on not buying that book. I mean, what is this. Not even a point on how Expert Software Designers get bored and browse hacker news for 5 hours? Terrible.
You, I like you.
A lot of that looks less like issues with full-stack development, and more with start-up culture where everyone thinks they're google. Scrum is pretty gross, I agree. Typescript I'm unsure about, I typically stick to…
Yeah, but what on earth is the alternative? Mobile gui's without javascript would be horrendous. On top of that, that's the platform you're minifying for. I don't minify javascript to hide what's running, I minify it…
I dare say the reason many people are hesitant to adopt Functional programming is that: A) They aren't, they're probably already programming in a functional programming style. Just not in a purely FP language (Which I…
Don't forget the good old. > The nominee is quoted as saying that if the choice of a sexual partner were protected by the Constitution, "prostitution, adultery, necrophilia, bestiality, possession of child pornography,…
> why do complex overengineered systems still prevail despite all this? Well for one, IDE's help hide a lot of the complexity by offering rapid auto-completion for even the most complex of systems. For two, it's not…
> Do you really think the only thing the bank does to log people on is to check the username and password? Yes. Yes I do. If you're putting arbitrary limitations on a user's password length, down to 6 characters even. I…
Meh, I just load up manjaro with XFCE and call it a day. Not much fiddling involved, very little about the user experience that I don't like. Only thing I ever really tweaked was running a more up-to-date kernel for an…
> Is PHP still a preferred platform for any sort of complex web development? It's "preferred" as in tons of people get a lot of good work done with it quickly, but wouldn't go out and proselytize how "great" it is or…
> GIMP, Blender Both of which are known to have notoriously unintuitive UI's, especially when compared to their commercial competitors. > Libre Office Literally just copy & paste M$ Office UI, and honestly still manages…
> Forget better frame, chassis, and body panel design to protect pedestrians! We won't need them if AI never hits anyone. Most car manufacturers have had this figured out for a long time with crumple zones and the like.…
The TODO is regarding documentation iirc. All the languages supported are in the init.example.el file seen here: https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs/blob/develop/init.exa... Uncomment them, run doom refresh. Check…
I find undo-tree to be super useful in rare occasions, thanks to undo-tree-visualizer-toggle-diff bound on d. The quick diffs can be pretty darn helpful with complex changes.
> I would feel more sympathetic to your argument if the companies wouldn't argue both cases at the same time. I don't really care about sympathy, so much as I care about reality. The companies will do as all companies…
To be fair, they're the largest non-pornographic video platform. Making them an endless target for any and all abuse possible to grow channels quickly and earn ad revenue. It's inevitable that in such an environment the…
> Any language that compiles to JavaScript. What if I compile javascript... to javascript. So that I can have actually functioning javascript across the majority of fairly modern browsers, while using modern features.…
I just used (and still use) org-mode to track todos & projects, as well as keep time that was spent on each task. I tried not to over complicate my task keeping, because I've always been more worried about getting the…
Feature minimalism is a good thing to strive for usually. Wrote my own dirt simple lazy loader & slider libraries, because I didn't need many of the features other libs had. On the flip side, if I need a reasonably…
This is the thing I don't get. Who precisely is this concept even marketable to? People with high speed internet, that also can't afford a gaming console? But can afford a device capable of handling all of the inputs &…
I think it genuinely depends on what your users are nostalgic over. You can look cutting edge while taking advantage of nostalgia. To be entirely honest, the "flat design" doesn't look "cutting-edge". It looks basic,…
> just like PulseAudio does. I think part of it actually stems from people that had problems early on with PulseAudio, and have developed a vendetta against Poettering. Whether that vendetta is justified or not, I don't…
Again, just more insane elitism. You keep going to the "OH MY GOD, PEOPLE WOULD DIE" examples to try and make a fairly weak point. No one is going to die, because some noob made a crappy little site out of the millions…
So how, precisely, is anyone supposed to get experience if it's unacceptable to hire them fresh out of "boot camp". Even if you go "INTERNSHIP". Well what, is everyone supposed to stick the unpaid intern on toy apps…
I concur. Manjaro solves a lot of the problems of the Linux desktop, and brings with it the great Arch community. And for keybindings, you're probably better off figuring out how xmodmap works. It's not pretty. But…
This article has sold me on not buying that book. I mean, what is this. Not even a point on how Expert Software Designers get bored and browse hacker news for 5 hours? Terrible.
You, I like you.
A lot of that looks less like issues with full-stack development, and more with start-up culture where everyone thinks they're google. Scrum is pretty gross, I agree. Typescript I'm unsure about, I typically stick to…
Yeah, but what on earth is the alternative? Mobile gui's without javascript would be horrendous. On top of that, that's the platform you're minifying for. I don't minify javascript to hide what's running, I minify it…
I dare say the reason many people are hesitant to adopt Functional programming is that: A) They aren't, they're probably already programming in a functional programming style. Just not in a purely FP language (Which I…
Don't forget the good old. > The nominee is quoted as saying that if the choice of a sexual partner were protected by the Constitution, "prostitution, adultery, necrophilia, bestiality, possession of child pornography,…
> why do complex overengineered systems still prevail despite all this? Well for one, IDE's help hide a lot of the complexity by offering rapid auto-completion for even the most complex of systems. For two, it's not…
> Do you really think the only thing the bank does to log people on is to check the username and password? Yes. Yes I do. If you're putting arbitrary limitations on a user's password length, down to 6 characters even. I…