Agree! I'll go further. PowerShell covers a lot of the concerns in the OP out of the box. It is extremely well thought out and is one of my favorite cli models to buy into.
Odd, do you mean they lied back in 2022? Definitely confusing at the least! https://web.archive.org/web/20221206160651/https://www.nplus...
What a fun discussion http://forum.6502.org/viewtopic.php?t=720
This tweet at least has a screenshot with the same language, so probably a direct email. https://twitter.com/lukwam/status/1703829400712544623
excited for .NET support so I can write NUnit tests verifying my NGINX Unit hosted software
Thanks! Yes that example is subtly different. I did also click through to the proposal but didn't see that issue. It does seem like it's still unclear what's intentional or not.
Can you clarify where it indicates it's supported i.e. which specific example? I re read and didn't see it myself, seems others are missing it. To be fair I don't see it not being supported either by the examples.
I'm confused - I read this as critical of Burke and critical of conservative movements that ignore that criticism of Burke. I feel like you're saying it was the opposite. Am I missing something?
It's very odd because it's only new page loads. Existing metrics pages I've been refreshing keep showing new data.
https://azure.status.microsoft/en-us/status does have an ack > Impact Statement: Starting at approximately 15:00 UTC Azure customers may experience error notifications when trying to access the Azure Portal. We are…
You're correct. Apparently this was actually an attempt to revive it. The Bloomberg article that the TechRadar articles is based on makes that clearer: https://news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law/apple-fails-to-revive-c... >…
I'd recommend this article and author as an alternative authority on the subject https://www.empathy-driven-development.com/defining-empathy-...
https://youtu.be/VSmTtlf_Cy8
There's definitely associations embeded with words that we apparently have measurement systems for. It'd be really cool if someone familiar with what I'm linking to below could comment, especially regarding the word…
I can't remember the error message exactly, but recently dealing with my great uncle's estate after his death I was confronted with a cutesy error message from one of the many financial institutions or utilities I had…
This is a really interesting article that not only gives insight into how Duolingo works technically but also maybe how Duolingo works as an organization culturally. The most recent changes to UI reduced user choice on…
That GitHub issue has a link labeled upstream bug pointing to: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=232939 Not sure if that helps answer your question though
Agreed! The title of the post emphasizes the satisfying outcome, but the details about the journey are equally satisfying. That compliment is a reflection of that and it's good they acknowledged it.
I haven't read the full thing but one thing you can do is institutionalize some of this stuff. The screenshot here especially: https://wizardzines.com/zines/debugging-guide/samples/2-tiny... You can institutionalize…
The Programmer's Brain is my favorite read this year, highly recommend https://www.manning.com/books/the-programmers-brain
I remember when I saw the access operator "->" for the firsr time written as just a single connected right pointing arrow on a whiteboard as part of my first intro to programming class and being so confused about what…
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I wouldn't have found this otherwise and it's aligning nicely with the latest podcast from Legacy Code Rocks: https://legacycoderocks.libsyn.com/self-compassion-with-clar... I appreciate this double post!
Since others are reflecting on the merits of the article in ways I agree with, here's some articles I've collected from recent discussions on "clean code". Some even try to ditch the term or argue against it, others…
Agree! I'll go further. PowerShell covers a lot of the concerns in the OP out of the box. It is extremely well thought out and is one of my favorite cli models to buy into.
Odd, do you mean they lied back in 2022? Definitely confusing at the least! https://web.archive.org/web/20221206160651/https://www.nplus...
What a fun discussion http://forum.6502.org/viewtopic.php?t=720
This tweet at least has a screenshot with the same language, so probably a direct email. https://twitter.com/lukwam/status/1703829400712544623
excited for .NET support so I can write NUnit tests verifying my NGINX Unit hosted software
Thanks! Yes that example is subtly different. I did also click through to the proposal but didn't see that issue. It does seem like it's still unclear what's intentional or not.
Can you clarify where it indicates it's supported i.e. which specific example? I re read and didn't see it myself, seems others are missing it. To be fair I don't see it not being supported either by the examples.
I'm confused - I read this as critical of Burke and critical of conservative movements that ignore that criticism of Burke. I feel like you're saying it was the opposite. Am I missing something?
It's very odd because it's only new page loads. Existing metrics pages I've been refreshing keep showing new data.
https://azure.status.microsoft/en-us/status does have an ack > Impact Statement: Starting at approximately 15:00 UTC Azure customers may experience error notifications when trying to access the Azure Portal. We are…
You're correct. Apparently this was actually an attempt to revive it. The Bloomberg article that the TechRadar articles is based on makes that clearer: https://news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law/apple-fails-to-revive-c... >…
I'd recommend this article and author as an alternative authority on the subject https://www.empathy-driven-development.com/defining-empathy-...
https://youtu.be/VSmTtlf_Cy8
There's definitely associations embeded with words that we apparently have measurement systems for. It'd be really cool if someone familiar with what I'm linking to below could comment, especially regarding the word…
I can't remember the error message exactly, but recently dealing with my great uncle's estate after his death I was confronted with a cutesy error message from one of the many financial institutions or utilities I had…
This is a really interesting article that not only gives insight into how Duolingo works technically but also maybe how Duolingo works as an organization culturally. The most recent changes to UI reduced user choice on…
That GitHub issue has a link labeled upstream bug pointing to: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=232939 Not sure if that helps answer your question though
Agreed! The title of the post emphasizes the satisfying outcome, but the details about the journey are equally satisfying. That compliment is a reflection of that and it's good they acknowledged it.
I haven't read the full thing but one thing you can do is institutionalize some of this stuff. The screenshot here especially: https://wizardzines.com/zines/debugging-guide/samples/2-tiny... You can institutionalize…
The Programmer's Brain is my favorite read this year, highly recommend https://www.manning.com/books/the-programmers-brain
I remember when I saw the access operator "->" for the firsr time written as just a single connected right pointing arrow on a whiteboard as part of my first intro to programming class and being so confused about what…
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I wouldn't have found this otherwise and it's aligning nicely with the latest podcast from Legacy Code Rocks: https://legacycoderocks.libsyn.com/self-compassion-with-clar... I appreciate this double post!
Since others are reflecting on the merits of the article in ways I agree with, here's some articles I've collected from recent discussions on "clean code". Some even try to ditch the term or argue against it, others…