Am I the only one a bit annoyed that the return statement isn't updated to `return step`?
Software development inherently involves more unknowns than fields like construction, making estimation harder. However, when tasks are broken down into simpler, well-defined components with clear requirements,…
Nice puzzle, reminds me of Zachtronics' Dungeons & Diagrams.
How much of this is attributable to the iOS lock-in though?
Or maybe something like Perplexity AI.
I am a developer and user, and I think it is better for me at least.
I’ve been on Reddit for more than 13 years and I never cared about karma. Why would anyone care about this?
I did a couple of tries with simple sentences in French and the results were not great. But it’s still impressive.
There's also the NTS-1 https://www.korg.com/caen/products/dj/nts_1/.
> if you start buying things like a summer house or an apartment for renting out, those things come with maintenance tasks. This can accumulate quickly. This is a really good point. I feel like I'm dealing with way more…
Not in Canada.
Ouch
TIL, thanks! This is an issue on MacOS, a lot of features like this one are not easily discoverable.
Piggybacking on this comment, more info here: https://n-o-d-e.net/datarunner.html.
Same here all my colleagues use it, but I don't see any advantages except maybe for the built-in split view.
I see quite a big difference for sites that rely heavily on JS, especially on MacOS.
« On the surface, the illness seems to resemble a prion disease—neurological disorders caused by rogue proteins that accumulate in the brain and slowly destroy it. But medical examinations haven’t found any evidence of…
I agree, each time I find myself trying new themes or fonts, I realize I've been stuck on a very hard problem for a few days. And my brain is just trying to get something, anything, done. So I start focusing on small…
Where I live we have Civil Union. I feel like it's the best of both worlds.
Cease your investigations.
Am I the only one a bit annoyed that the return statement isn't updated to `return step`?
Software development inherently involves more unknowns than fields like construction, making estimation harder. However, when tasks are broken down into simpler, well-defined components with clear requirements,…
Nice puzzle, reminds me of Zachtronics' Dungeons & Diagrams.
How much of this is attributable to the iOS lock-in though?
Or maybe something like Perplexity AI.
I am a developer and user, and I think it is better for me at least.
I’ve been on Reddit for more than 13 years and I never cared about karma. Why would anyone care about this?
I did a couple of tries with simple sentences in French and the results were not great. But it’s still impressive.
There's also the NTS-1 https://www.korg.com/caen/products/dj/nts_1/.
> if you start buying things like a summer house or an apartment for renting out, those things come with maintenance tasks. This can accumulate quickly. This is a really good point. I feel like I'm dealing with way more…
Not in Canada.
Ouch
TIL, thanks! This is an issue on MacOS, a lot of features like this one are not easily discoverable.
Piggybacking on this comment, more info here: https://n-o-d-e.net/datarunner.html.
Same here all my colleagues use it, but I don't see any advantages except maybe for the built-in split view.
I see quite a big difference for sites that rely heavily on JS, especially on MacOS.
« On the surface, the illness seems to resemble a prion disease—neurological disorders caused by rogue proteins that accumulate in the brain and slowly destroy it. But medical examinations haven’t found any evidence of…
I agree, each time I find myself trying new themes or fonts, I realize I've been stuck on a very hard problem for a few days. And my brain is just trying to get something, anything, done. So I start focusing on small…
Where I live we have Civil Union. I feel like it's the best of both worlds.
Cease your investigations.