schlch

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   by schlch 6mo ago

   I still really like rails. It’s really fun until your codebase reaches a certain size. At that point you better have a large suite of test which becomes a problem of it self because the tests will take forever to complete. I tried sorbet a
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   by schlch 8mo ago

   I have been using Linux as a desktop operating system for what I believe is almost two decades. Recently(?) I see distro named like CashyOS and Bazzite being thrown around. Am I missing out on something?
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   by schlch 1y ago

   I did some iOS development last year. I did not like the iOS part of it but swift itself feels nice. Is swift web yet?
4. 4.▲
   by schlch 1y ago

   I think for the general public ChatGPT is a much stronger brand than OpenAI itself.
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   by schlch 2y ago

   These kind of parties are still happening. At least in Europe this is still a thing. I’m in my thirties and have been involved with these kind of parties for at least ten years. A general trend that I have been observing for years though is
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   by schlch 3y ago

   I agree that the quantity of publicly available code isn't the most reliable indicator of someone's seniority. My issue with this individual arises from the discrepancy between his public claims of significant expertise in the con
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   by schlch 3y ago

   I should have been more precise in my initial comment. There isn't much of this person's code available publicly at all.
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   by schlch 3y ago

   I find it challenging to take this guy seriously. In this particular video, he first claims to have extensive experience writing Ruby code, yet he seems to struggle with understanding a basic Rails CRUD example. I even checked his GitHub pr
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   by schlch 4y ago

   This is exactly my experience. During the last years I mostly wrote ts, python and some golang. About a year ago a friend asked if I'd like to join his startup. I was skeptical at first because his personal philosophy includes avoiding