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   by f0c1s 2y ago

   > Provide create() and destroy() functions for all data structures. Every data structure (almost) must have defaultValue() and errorValue() functions too.
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   Design Principles from Leptonica(leptonica.org)

   1 points by f0c1s 2y ago|1 comments
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   by f0c1s 2y ago

   I have been making notes for a decade now. I have moved through plain txt files, no extension (linux style) txt files, CherryTree, SimpleNotes, LogSeq, Notion, GitHub Pages, Obsidian and may be more. I have moved through phases of putting n
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   by f0c1s 4y ago

   The idea of using spreadsheets is very clear, data in tabular form and charts. If that is the requirement, most low-code platforms would suffice too. But, then the expectations are not articulated and managed properly, and management being
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   by f0c1s 4y ago

   > The “code” is the easy part. This is an understatement. Main problems are versioning, collaborating, maintenance. Coding is like writing a story with other authors, with each chapter inspired by /writing-prompt, and publishing th