"Well you see, a thief will never be able to open to open this lock, because it needs a key. And to build the key you first need to invent steel and build all of the complex machinery that can process metals. Which is…
And then you start adding some real world books that have some of the attributes missing or uncertain, have several authors, go by different titles or uses some kind of exotic notation to their titling, and this OOP…
Bob Martin spend about half his life talking about an eventual coding error that will kill 10000 of people, and how we must be responsible with our code because of this. When it eventually happens and it is AI…
Why aren't there ehough buttons to just rotate it the right way in one tap? The pixels are free, you don't have to pay for adding more.
Does not really feel accurate to how yak shaving was to me. Yak shaving, as I experienced it - is when nothing works unless you do something else first, and something else needs it too. I need to fix a bug, but I have…
"Well you see, a thief will never be able to open to open this lock, because it needs a key. And to build the key you first need to invent steel and build all of the complex machinery that can process metals. Which is…
And then you start adding some real world books that have some of the attributes missing or uncertain, have several authors, go by different titles or uses some kind of exotic notation to their titling, and this OOP…
Bob Martin spend about half his life talking about an eventual coding error that will kill 10000 of people, and how we must be responsible with our code because of this. When it eventually happens and it is AI…
Why aren't there ehough buttons to just rotate it the right way in one tap? The pixels are free, you don't have to pay for adding more.
Does not really feel accurate to how yak shaving was to me. Yak shaving, as I experienced it - is when nothing works unless you do something else first, and something else needs it too. I need to fix a bug, but I have…