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by mrozbarry 2mo ago
I think Bob Martin would generally agree. I think his gripe was using comments to make your code more readable, and that's a problem. Variable and function naming should make the code logic clear and readable. When it comes to feature
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by mrozbarry 9mo ago
The keyboard arrows to move works nice, but pressing enter to place appears to cancel it. I'm on firefox 145/mac os 15.6.1 if that matters.
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by mrozbarry 10mo ago
I noticed in the thread that someone mentioned using `Sleep(16, 1)` gives a stable 60 fps, but I like to always drop a link to https://gafferongames.com/post/fix_your_timestep/ and decouple your game movement from
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by mrozbarry 1y ago
I'm going to comment with the preface that I gave up reading the article. It feels like a word-salad, and I'm getting lost trying to find the point a lot of the time. Christianity is Jesus Christ substitutes the sin of a faithful
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
On the installation page: > As a Web Awesome backer, this early alpha release is just for you. Please refrain from sharing it for the time being!
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
I wonder if you could just have some sort of looping animation showing a vs code window, with live typing, and a view beside it of the turbogist ui.
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
I came here to say just this. When the word "turbo" and phrase "zero distractions" are present, but the demo is a number of minutes long, it feels like something is wrong.
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
It sounds like as a tech lead, if you're in charge of some degree of scheduling, and you have other tech people that you barely interact with, maybe you could start some sort of weekly or bi-weekly "meeting of the minds," and
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
If you were ever looking for "good" Christianity. I attended a bible college in Canada, and to put it politely, I was heartbroken over the types of people who were being trained to lead and manage churches. I'd say a good maj
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
I didn't write it like that because it obscures the call order. I wasn't trying to compare code line/count, just flow control and readability, which is certainly subjective.
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
I prefer the raw promise syntax. It makes the promise chain look more like what it is, an asynchronous pipeline, and you don't need to litter async everywhere. const myAsyncThing = async (init) => { let value = await tas
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
My biggest gripe with async await is when it's used by people that don't understand promises. They interpret await as "let promise run" and not "this blocks the flow." I had someone show me code where they want
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
I think this issue is actually two issues 1. A terminal shouldn't be able to ask some resource on the internet what to type and auto-execute it. 2. AI fear/fatigue/??? I think point 1 is reasonable to an extent,
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
I would argue that the average person would lie to preserve their life. Not all, of course, that's a pretty wide stroke to paint many people with. The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a dividing point to all humanity, and there are many
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
The single most significant fact supported by the Bible is the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. History agrees that Jesus was a real man. History agrees that He was significant in the region. The eye witness testimonies suppor
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
You can tell that to all the ancient human history archaeologists that use the Bible to find ancient cities.
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
Ah, an ESV brother. Great selection of books!
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
The Bible. Even if you don't care for it's spiritual implications, there is a rich history that is used by archaeologists, and many face-value lessons of cause and effect, and even recommendations on how to manage a business and e
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
I totally understand why, but no firefox support is a show-stopper for most extension developers.
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
My general philosophy on this is clients will find ways to circumvent literally any special validation you are doing because they are vaguely in charge of their browser. Definitely use html form types, input, and pattern to attempt to ensur
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
I'm working with a client on a greenfield project and I picked postgres as the tech stack. For the staging server, I just locally installed postgres, configured it, and it works perfectly fine. On the flip side, I'd rather just fo
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by mrozbarry 2y ago
Use the right data format for the right data. CSV can be imported into basically any spreadsheet, which can make it appealing, but it doesn't mean it's always a good option. If you want csv, considering a normalization step. For i
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by mrozbarry 3y ago
The biggest thing is people have bad experiences with reviewers, and people have a lot of insecurity when their work is scrutinized. The biggest issue with code reviews as a process is it's always positioned as being adversarial. Often
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by mrozbarry 3y ago
Life-cycle hooks typically run as side-effects from state changes, so that would be your route to do something similar.
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by mrozbarry 3y ago
I bring my laptop to all my job interviews, and as we start, say I'd like to show some demos of things I wrote, and ask if they want any code tours. I have several projects that showcase different programming philosophies and styles, a
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by mrozbarry 3y ago
I think it's because QBasic was, among many things, a bit of a bridging language. - Basic had existed even before displays and keyboards were popular, so many software developers from that era could appreciate it. - Microsoft included
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by mrozbarry 3y ago
qbasic news, petesqbsite, among other good places. Good memories, thanks :D
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by mrozbarry 3y ago
I'm a huge fan. I used to volunteer on allexperts.com to help people with QBasic stuff, before the dawn of stackoverflow and other probably more searchable places. This is wonderful, and i'll have to check it out!
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by mrozbarry 3y ago
I think headers were a great tool from a time before intellisense where developers and teams would include function + comments on how to use it. On the flip side, I think there are still a lot of developers who don't use language serve
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by mrozbarry 3y ago
Sorry, I probably wasn't clear on my point. What I was trying to convey is that whatever the ai model is doing behind the scenes doesn't appear to be any more powerful than having a set of pre-built machine specs in a database and

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