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AboutAnd The Lord said unto John "Come forth and receive eternal life", but John came in fifth and won a toaster.
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@lorentz Haven't heard of that, but it doesn't make a lot of sense either. Trying to integrate a whole external app (that's probably not meant for that) sounds like all sorts of things waiting to blow up. Instead, integrating just the command line seems to work - VSCode does that, the JetBrains IDEs do that, and for stuff like vim/emacs I guess it's just about either emulating the command line through the editor or opening a non-editor pane because stuff is already running in a terminal...
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For me it works - my prompt and all my command line tools are the same as anywhere else (with just a few keybinds being different because I need them in VSCode), and I rarely ever need to see more than two panes at once (for which vertical tiling works well). The "bonus" is that I don't need to switch context to another window or monitor.
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... or just that you really don't care what you're listening to.
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@kiki In that case what are you even on about?
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You really miss all the boilerplate from other frameworks, don't you?
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Let's start small and at least have it show at native resolution first...
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Honestly I don't have a strong preference. Pinning to an exact version means that I might have to update manually if a vulnerability comes up. Same major+latest patch might work better for that, but that depends on how the CI/CD is set up (if any).
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Not familiar with PHP, but in general, frameworks are there so that you don't have to reinvent the wheel every time you do something a bit bigger.
For something small, sure - a framework is probably not warranted. But if you're using a framework and you just blindly update without a test run on local/dev/staging despite expecting incompatibilities, it's your fault too. -
Your DNS is down.
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Nobody wants an asshole, even if that asshole is the most technically skilled candidate.
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@qwwerty I can't remember the last time Windows has reset its file associations. For me it retains them even through upgrades.
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Do you have a minute to talk about lord and saviour, FSViewer?
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Good luck explaining that to the next company you apply for.
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To be Frank, I'd have to change my name.
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Overprovisioning can be a good thing after all.
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Able to do a screenshot and post it here? Apparently not.
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What's "New Year Devs"?
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Because they don't know that monitors have adjustable brightness.
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Depending on your situation you might be missing out.
I got my current job due to a recruiter finding me there - mostly because I had listed experience with a relatively niche technology. So it doesn't get in the way when I don't want it to, but could be useful when I need it. -
... or you've just hit an edge case for which there's no proper or more appropriate handling.
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The fact that she can look through your phone to begin with is slightly off-putting.
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How were you debugging? Wasn't this the first thing you'd see?
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Imagine also including the blame line as well
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You sound like someone who's about to go crazy into EDC and will start carrying a backup light.
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I haven't been to one, so I can't tell from experience, but I feel like a tutor being available to answer questions in person can be very helpful, especially for beginners.
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@Demolishun No denying in that. I'm talking however about the barrier of entry. There's also the responsibility side of things - if you're a doctor and you make a mistake, you might kill someone and face jail time; if you're a software developer and make a mistake, you most often cost your employer some amount of money and that's it.
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Some fields like medicine are an exception and I think they should stay that way.
In other words, "If doctors were as poor at medicine as I am at programming, I'd be afraid going to the doctor". -
One can only wonder what's SO important that you must answer while on the throne...
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I disagree. One describes what you're doing, the other tells your seniority level. You can be a senior on a managerial position, but you can also be a senior while being an individual contributor.
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Dude, you should probably seek professional help.