@BordedDev I hate the roll call aspect so much. All my coworkers are early birds, the 9am standup is midday for half the team so they resist my campaign to move it a bit later in the day even though management is empathetic to my pleas. As a night owl I'm useless until 11 and the earlier you wake me up the more time I spend grumpily and unsuccessfully trying to gather my thoughts on the clock.

does anyone actually semi-regularly bump into non-obvious space vs time decisions? Not me nor anyone on my team actually remembers such a choice. It's always space or time vs dev effort

I think in both cases "stand up" refers to the length; it's a session too short to sit down. Then again, to make daily stand ups that short you need a scrum master who's awake and a team that's roughly scrum-sized. (the scrum master can be the dev with the least worst people skills)

Also do we even know the success rate of channels with more than a set amount of cost and labor to filter out channels that fail early on with limited impact? I don't think such statistics are even possible. Without a single data point of useful failure rate info how do we even begin to investigate the survivorship bias to determine whether it's worth trying?

flattering, and I have considered it, but I hate how opaque social media is with hidden algorithms and no accountability.

if you insist

you mean you don't get overwhelmed by a sense of your own utter insignificance whenever you spend your free time in an uncreative way?

The inverse of frequency is period. I don't know what the real name for "cepstrum" is but I'd bet that it exists. This kind of reinventive dilettantism is a cancer all too familiar; the Rust vocabulary has different words for all the basic terms of symbolic algebra.

I avoid business with organizations that offer it in an email rather than a forum where the unprofessional behaviour of their support reps is on public record for this reason. Do you really have to deal with this specific company? It sounds too tedious for any recreational activity.

I don't have stereoscopic vision, ~3min by rapidly glancing back and forth to find the matching section while letting my eyes wander across the image(s)

Offshoots of the soviet union have always been massively culturally regressive, they firmly condemned jazz and rock. We don't actually know what the Soviets themselves would've thought about techno because the official bodies that formed such opinions either dissolved or lost all relevance by then, but generally speaking the basis for this condemnation was what they described as forced disruption emerging from market pressures, as opposed to the mature nuance of classical music the creators of which were less directly guided by the economy.

With this in mind, what makes you think that they would tolerate any aspect of your life?

You're literally the shittiest NK supporter, hanging out on a western forum, making degenerate western music, and altogether engaging with fellow inferiors in meaningless confrontation instead of studying the works of Trotsky, Lenin, Kim Ir Sen and privately working for the betterment of the utopia brought to Earth by the glorious, perfect, leaderly family.

6 teams independently decided on a variation of Redis, I don't call ours that because we dedicated a lot of thought to partial retrieval for very large values so it would actually work decently well as a file store.

@BordedDev We caught it ahead of time. The prof hated that he had to teach and would rather have spent all his time researching like nearly all undergrad teachers do, so he did not give a single shit about the assignment, copied an old Cambridge spec and then graded us on vibes.

Another part of the assignment was that each of our implementations had to have a proprietary extension that we didn't standardize, to demonstrate the extensibility of our protocol. About two thirds of the class lost points because the proprietary extension "could've been more interesting", whatever the fuck that means for the likes of the shitty flat-map directory protocol that we ended up on the more complex end of the spectrum with.

@Demolishun so is that one loooooong moka, a heart attack's worth of espresso, or latte?

@Tounai nope, I replaced to_be with to_le and from_be with from_le and fixed everything immediately.

I had a networking class in uni where we had to write a standard as a team and each of us had to write implementations and we would be graded on compatibility. I kept nagging everyone to please decide on byte order, and when they didn't have any opinion, I suggested big endian.

During testing on submission day it became obvious that they didn't care because they didn't know what byte order is and just punned their number fields into byte arrays, so every implementation except for mine was little endian, at least on their computers and presumably the prof's.

@retoor uncovering a cartel based on business relations. Thank you for your service, detective

I think newpipe prefers downloading the video stream in the background and throwing away the picture instead of switching streams, which wastes a lot of bandwidth but ensures uninterrupted playback (besides alleviating developer burden)

@SidTheITGuy Oh neat, didn't notice the extra settings category, just kept looking in playback. Thanks! It's still jankier than newpipe but not significantly so.

@kiki I recall you used to post a lot about declarative programming with a bunch of Haskell examples. Or was it another language?

look at the likes on its profile. Awfully bot-like taste.

@kiki edit: on second thought, fuck you instead of an answer :) You know Haskell. You already know all the benefits.

I'm not sure why I had such hopes from a company that prides itself in having no human customer support, but it was a cheap lesson.

@electrineer I had hoped that paying customers get to enjoy a level of flexibility and configurability that's commeasurate with the price. We don't, so I'm done.

.try_into().unwrap()

It's actually completely innocent, I'm using a nightly rustfmt and the log tells me to please upload the file in an issue.

At this point my main problem is just that rust-analyzer throws that log into an off-screen vscode debug view instead of forwarding the message in a popup like the compiler crash that it literally is.

And that decision is made by the VSCode extension written in JS :D

@ScriptCoded This is fantastic

@BordedDev Ill give you that, but reconciling the two approaches in code creates a new language with its own logic that has to be learned, whereas in React you can just use familiar Javascript techniques that work exactly like they would in vanilla to connect the tools the framework provides. I'm not making a broad value statement, just saying that Vue takes significantly more explanation than React.

@retoor I don't even know what you're talking about, Vue literally changes JavaScript way more than React