hi56793

7 ms·

1.
by hi56793 7y ago
I think good documentation, both authoritative but also that created by active users from blogs and also Stackoverflow are what make people productive in a language and enables both newcomers and experts to progress. And of course libraries
2.
by hi56793 7y ago
If you consider that you hear sound (waves) carrying a certain frequency and amplitude, this sound has a total energy. Add anti noise to it and you add additional energy. Of course the energy has to go somewhere, while it propagates through
3.
by hi56793 7y ago
Many package managers that support git as source allow to pin to a specific commit sha. That's as far as I can see a quite secure way to keep using an uncompromised/verified version. It's not the most popular feature but peop
4.
by hi56793 7y ago
I'm not sure if this is helping anyone except making people who are not bullshitters more paranoid and the bullshitters be-hated. The bullshitters in the startup world don't get big because nobody realizes that they are talking a
5.
by hi56793 7y ago
When there are actual management problems happening, probably it's also not so comfortable for the manager to get criticised as a single person, no matter how polite it is. So jointly discussing topics should probably happen regularly.
6.
by hi56793 7y ago
It's always interesting to see "<insert popular paradigm/technology> sucks" headlines. Maybe that's also intrinsic to the popularity, on the one hand this got popular for a good reason most likely. But on the