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This looks like a lot of fun to use, I loved the example from What If, so many units!
This looks like a lot of fun to use, I loved the example from What If, so many units!
I couldn’t even start the test because the button was entirely hidden, added some screenshots 👆
This page is completely unuseable with Firefox on Android!
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Only if it’s specified and documented as part of a contract with the user. If they’re relying on internal implementation details, well that’s a good lesson for them not too do that.
Google canned their gaming product though…
They are correct though, it is subjective and it will shift over time as the “acceptable” political lines change over time.
Of course it means something.
Yes, it is a political decision in the sense that politics pervades all human activities and decisions.
But it is obviously a different choice to that of many instances, where they actively use defederation as a tool to shield their users from any political opinions outside the mainstream.
The admins here have chosen not to use defederation as a tool in this way and I applaud them for it.
The admins defedded from SJW because of the quantity of CP and other objectionable material coming from there. It was a matter of their modding workload, not anything to do with politics.
The line in this instance is to not use defederation as a political tool, and that is IMO correct. At least that’s one of the main reasons I chose this instance.
There are some massive intrinsic advantages of the CLI though, that apply for everyone, not just leetcoders:
fzf
and run the exact same command again.So while I agree with you that there’s plently of elitism around the CLI, you do yourself a disservice if you try to avoid it.
Thank fuck! I’m so sick of rebasing and merging Dependabot PRs.
Gradle is absolute rubbish, definitely the worst experience I’ve had with a build system. But Maven is also rubbish.
IMO a CLI should be the primary way of interacting with the build system (see e.g. Go, Rust, JS with NPM or Yarn, Python with Poetry) and manually editing the build file should be reserved for edge cases and extensions.
Great post! We solve far too many problems (many of them are very much in the nice-to-have category) with our systems at my work, the systems get huge and difficult to change or maintain. I’m on a constant campaign to stop people building things we don’t need, I’m definitely filling my senior role lol.
IMO an engineer should be able to develop a complex system which an entire company could potentially be based upon.
A developer who isn’t an engineer would focus more on individual libraries, apps or tools that don’t necessarily require the mindset of an engineer to design and maintain.