Knee-jerk reaction to the internal Java that everyone has in their brain.
By not being a web developer.
Most writing spaces are full of incompetent people who are terrible at what they do, give bad advice, blame everyone else for their problems, and have wildly incorrect opinions on topics that they aren't qualified for.…
> but if the poorest are helped accordingly Good joke!
Interesting way of saying "no"
> It's not a chore, it's not a task, it's fundamentally important, it's what you are on this planet to do. I'm here to sit on my arse and get fat eating chocolate and makeing games, then kill myself at age 34, actually.
Applying technological solutions to social problems hasn't worked a single time before, but SURELY it'll work this time
> all memory could be handed off to a separate dedicated thread that actually calls free(). You could go a bit further and have multiple concurrent threads mark the references, then sweep them up in a separate thread,…
Web devs have zero right to run their javascript disasters on my computer. Htmx outsources 99% of the rendering and logic to the server, where it can use up their valuable time.
ITT: maladjusted individuals coping
Why are you surprised that Reddit for Bosses is against unions?
You would have been cooked by x-rays before that happened.
> Imagine approaching a black hole and being spaghettified a light year across where you have to endure a thousand years of physical torture before being destroyed at the event horizon?! This would only happen for very…
This is called the JVM and everyone has spent the last twenty years getting really upset about it.
The base edition of IntelliJ (and also the base edition of PyCharm) is open source: https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community
It's so cool that x86 is completely fucked security-wise because of all the perf hacks that have been introduced - and yet, computers never seem to get any faster.
Postgres UUIDs are treated as an opaque 8-byte array, you can use anything as long as it's in the textual format.
I use IntelliJ for the bulk of my programming (which is nearly all Kotlin/Java) and begrudgingly switch to VSCode for other languages (i.e. Rust). It's hard going from something that seems to magically understand my…
Or just put a ``python_requires`` in your setup.cfg.
I find Rust easier to read in a real IDE with semantic highlighting (although the IntellIJ plugin constantly breaks this) and inlay type hints so that everything doesn't end up blurring together.
This is essentially just a class but worse.
> This is in part because all the Rust documentation is either written in eli5 style (good luck figuring out “feature”s from that example), or you’re greeted with a formal syntax definition (technically, everything you…
Knee-jerk reaction to the internal Java that everyone has in their brain.
By not being a web developer.
Most writing spaces are full of incompetent people who are terrible at what they do, give bad advice, blame everyone else for their problems, and have wildly incorrect opinions on topics that they aren't qualified for.…
> but if the poorest are helped accordingly Good joke!
Interesting way of saying "no"
> It's not a chore, it's not a task, it's fundamentally important, it's what you are on this planet to do. I'm here to sit on my arse and get fat eating chocolate and makeing games, then kill myself at age 34, actually.
Applying technological solutions to social problems hasn't worked a single time before, but SURELY it'll work this time
> all memory could be handed off to a separate dedicated thread that actually calls free(). You could go a bit further and have multiple concurrent threads mark the references, then sweep them up in a separate thread,…
Web devs have zero right to run their javascript disasters on my computer. Htmx outsources 99% of the rendering and logic to the server, where it can use up their valuable time.
ITT: maladjusted individuals coping
Why are you surprised that Reddit for Bosses is against unions?
You would have been cooked by x-rays before that happened.
> Imagine approaching a black hole and being spaghettified a light year across where you have to endure a thousand years of physical torture before being destroyed at the event horizon?! This would only happen for very…
This is called the JVM and everyone has spent the last twenty years getting really upset about it.
The base edition of IntelliJ (and also the base edition of PyCharm) is open source: https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community
It's so cool that x86 is completely fucked security-wise because of all the perf hacks that have been introduced - and yet, computers never seem to get any faster.
Postgres UUIDs are treated as an opaque 8-byte array, you can use anything as long as it's in the textual format.
I use IntelliJ for the bulk of my programming (which is nearly all Kotlin/Java) and begrudgingly switch to VSCode for other languages (i.e. Rust). It's hard going from something that seems to magically understand my…
Or just put a ``python_requires`` in your setup.cfg.
I find Rust easier to read in a real IDE with semantic highlighting (although the IntellIJ plugin constantly breaks this) and inlay type hints so that everything doesn't end up blurring together.
This is essentially just a class but worse.
> This is in part because all the Rust documentation is either written in eli5 style (good luck figuring out “feature”s from that example), or you’re greeted with a formal syntax definition (technically, everything you…