Programming sucks but I gotta say real life sucks even more 🤔

What if girls 🤔

We live in a society 🤡

Do any of you people use SublimeText? Or is it dead 🤔💭

C++98 is better than C++20. Upvote if you

I am falling asleep in front of my PC right now. I hate it when people disturb my sleep on Sunday ☕

Rust ahahaah hhaahah ahah

the trait bound `std::result::Result<std::string::String, std::io::Error>: std::convert::AsRef<[u8]>` is not satisfied
the trait `std::convert::AsRef<[u8]>` is not implemented for `std::result::Result<std::string::String, std::io::Error>`

Rust is JavaScript, confirmed.

What marriage and military service have in common❔

Both start with the letter Ⓜ️

Brothers and sisters I have ascended

From my early chilidhood I was taught by my parents & society that I should put effort into doing things that I "MUST", be kind and polite to others

Tis' all bullshit; never lift a finger if you do not feel like it; never help people free of charge; if you dislike a particular undertaking then it is not worth even an ounce of effort.

We live in a society.

VS Code terminal is so bad... it is basically the worst part of VS Code; the devs can never fix it

The terminal in VS Code breaks for me all the time; it is so easy to break it; all it takes is change the size of the terminal window and bam, it is broken

The devs should either fix their shitty terminal or remove it entirely because it confuses people; I literally see wrong output from my program because of their terminal

Android OS is officially done in 2022 and belongs on a graveyard with all the other projects that started out good but got ruined later by corporate bullheads

I started learning Rust and now I know the answer to the question "What would a programming language look like if the engineers were tasked with designing a bad programming language on purpose"

I wish people took concurrency more seriously
I get the feeling that often people start writing a project while giving 0 f*cks about thread safety, thinking that it is somehow handled "automatically" by the framework
Only to discover later that large amounts of their code are not thread safe and were only working fine in the past because there were fewer requests, so the chance for two requests happening simultaneously was low

Here is a weird fact I have been thinking about this evening:

Helio X20 was the only mainstream ARM processor that had 10 CPU cores. It was first introduced in 2015, however no more ARM processors with high core count were used since then..

Nowadays smartphone processors have `8` cores max 🤔🧐

I guess 8 cores the reasonable limit for smartphones. Must have something to do with cost-to-performance factor

JavaScript development turns into more and more of a shitshow over time. Not that it was great at the beginning, but with each passing year it gets worse.

There are now 17 versions of Node.js, 18 versions of React.js, 3 major versions of Vue.js... Each version brings something new and no one is in a rush to update their stuff to be compatible with the latest version of the framework

I am a hateful person who is full of hate; I am not even kidding

🔵 I used 75 Hz IPS screen for some years
🟠 Last year I bought a 144 Hz screen VA
🔵 Last month I finally bought myself 144 Hz IPS

I hated the slight ghosting on VA; however I gotta say that VA did have one major advantage over both of my old and new IPS:

On a sunny day, the VA panel reflected literally NO light, so it was always readable. But both IPS's suffer from ambient light; the only way to work comfortable with them was to close curtains during the daytime ☀️

Silly JavaScript tries to tell me what I should do

If you run into occasional graphics driver crashes and you use Firefox on Windows & Radeon Graphics, then you might want to disable hardware acceleration setting in Firefox. It reduced the frequency of crashes for me

Seems like Firefox screws up Radeon OpenGL driver somehow 🤔💭🦊

It is prone to crashing when I have a 3D game open and Firefox with hw.acc=enabled open at the same time

Did anyone else get an unwanted software alert for WakaTime IDE extension?

PUA:Win32/Caypnamer.A!ml
in %UserProfile%\.wakatime\wakatime-cli-windows-amd64.exe

🤔💭

Apple is like.. government. Bureaucracy all aover, burgeoise

Why does programming takes so much time? This is tragic

What is the point of archiving posts on Reddit? I often find a post describing a problem which happens for me, but the problem was reported about 1 year ago and the post got archived, so I have no way to complain about it because archived post is read-only. So sad

Software caused connection abort: socket write error 🐞

- InfluxDB, 2022 A.D.

Why does everything always need to turn into a struggle. Literally anything. everything.

Windows is more open than commercial Android distributions provided by the major phone manufacturers

Have a nice day ☕

The "Outline" view in VSCode is useless
It shows too many nodes too deep so it looks like a giant heap of everything

I respect Qt
I respect Qt
I respect Qt
I respect Qt
I respect Qt

I typed every line and did not copy any of those lines to show how much I respect Qt.

Have a nice day, gentlemen

I like React.js ⚛️

(no rant today)