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PokeJoe posted:i love to copy and paste code. repeating myself kicks rear end I used to have a big text file of random code snippets I wrote that I might find useful later lol
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post hole digger posted:I used to have a big text file of random code snippets I wrote that I might find useful later lol most IDEs used to have "snippet organizers" exactly for that, havent seen any in a while
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every project has utils.class that's just a bunch of stupid poo poo that got too anoyying to update via copy paste. then those methods get copied and slightly updated when you need a slightly modified one but still have 4 things that need the old way i love object oriented programming
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one of these days I wanna write my own module that's just utility and convenience poo poo I can stick on to every project like a leech but I never get around to doing it
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PokeJoe posted:one of these days I wanna write my own module that's just utility and convenience poo poo I can stick on to every project like a leech but I never get around to doing it please just copy and paste poo poo - the guy having to maintain and fix this dependency long after you're gone
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PokeJoe posted:one of these days I wanna write my own module that's just utility and convenience poo poo I can stick on to every project like a leech but I never get around to doing it put it in your internal artefact repo and then just add it to the solutions, ez just don't go too far or you'll end up with some dumbass tower of idiot libraries aka the nodejs ecosystem
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PokeJoe posted:one of these days I wanna write my own module that's just utility and convenience poo poo I can stick on to every project like a leech but I never get around to doing it good idea
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PokeJoe posted:one of these days I wanna write my own module that's just utility and convenience poo poo I can stick on to every project like a leech but I never get around to doing it You don't write one of these overnight. You grow it over time, with love and devotion, like a the mother of fermented tea.
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Armitag3 posted:You don't write one of these overnight. You grow it over time, with love and devotion, like a the mother of fermented tea. For the programmer, a utility module is a precious thing indeed, to be nurtured, often for an entire lifetime. When the file is shared, it creates an eternal bond between the parties.
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my homie dhall posted:please just copy and paste poo poo it's not for work, it's for my personal projects. I'd never drag my bespoke bullshit into a project I share with other people
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Jonny 290 posted:am i crazy or was there a thing in win98 where you'd hit ctrl - alt - delete three times and it'd finally pop up the end task box like you finally hit the summoning code I remember in I think win98 you'd press ctrl alt delete twice and it would reboot your computer. I remember this because I still have ptsd from it and I carefully press it to this day to not accidentally press it twice. Might have been a Windows 95 thing. Edit: it was win 3.1, 95, and 98, so your thing definitely didn't exist. Chumbawumba4ever97 fucked around with this message at 07:04 on Dec 17, 2021 |
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the thing jonny remembers is actually the first thing ctrl+alt+delete does, bring up that little end task dialog then a second just reboots.
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PokeJoe posted:every project has utils.class that's just a bunch of stupid poo poo that got too anoyying to update via copy paste. then those methods get copied and slightly updated when you need a slightly modified one but still have 4 things that need the old way We've taken this a step further and made util.dll. util.class lives on and when someone gives a specific kind of gently caress, things that are deemed sufficiently useful get upgraded to live in util.dll. This causes even more fragmentation.
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Canine Blues Arooo posted:We've taken this a step further and made util.dll. util.class lives on and when someone gives a specific kind of gently caress, things that are deemed sufficiently useful get upgraded to live in util.dll. This causes even more fragmentation. we have a util.dll that depends on common.dll and like two more layers of dlls and we have no idea where the source for them is because the original group Dev team got split into 4 different teams and nobody remembers who took ownership of what was then a clear case repo (lol) I chip away at removing them now and again.
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i have a big.dll
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most base level configs are fine and are the best option even for dorks. eg an MBA with 8gb ram and 256gb ssd
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using google as your main search engine is commuting violence against yourself and society. using android is even worse
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Gentle Autist posted:most base level configs are fine and are the best option even for dorks. eg an MBA with 8gb ram and 256gb ssd really we need a thread for tech opinions too bland to be correct or incorrect, much less popular or unpopular
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there are some good things you can buy in stores. have you tried rice? many people enjoy it!
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ios peaked at 12.4(24)T
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:there are some good things you can buy in stores. have you tried rice? many people enjoy it! oh boy don't get me started
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Gentle Autist posted:using google as your main search engine is commuting violence against yourself and society. using android is even worse i use duck duck go and ios
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hate ddg's name, won't use it.
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Jonny 290 posted:hate ddg's name, won't use it. 1. same 2. not same
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Jonny 290 posted:hate ddg's name, won't use it.
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ddg has terrible non-english results (specifically, where i've searched using copy pasted words or w friends assistance: spanish, japanese, korean, all relating to music or food)
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fart simpson posted:i use duck duck go and ios same op
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:really we need a thread for tech opinions too bland to be correct or incorrect, much less popular or unpopular that’s what shsc is for
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Latex (or L ᴬT ₑ ᵡ or however the gently caress you write it) is bad. Or rather, it’s the best document formatting language…from the 70s* and should have long been replaced by some kind of handwriting recognition that automatically prettifies mathematical scribbles. *Yes I know that technically it’s TeX that is from the 70s. I don’t care. I shouldn’t have to write my documents in a Turing complete language just to write X ².
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Pulcinella posted:Latex (or L ᴬT ₑ ᵡ or however the gently caress you write it) is bad. Or rather, it’s the best document formatting language…from the 70s* and should have long been replaced by some kind of handwriting recognition that automatically prettifies mathematical scribbles. well, this certainly fits the thread. the issue is that no one has put the imagined thing together (well, for math html/css/js actually has largely all the tools you realistically need, but latex covers the broader niche of programmatic typesetting, where there is nothing else viable)
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latex is bad, but there's nothing better
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(La)TeX definitely sucks but while I can see the programmatic aspects of it being replaced (most academics use those very sparingly anyway) the math symbols never will, it's as much of a standard as math notation is. Also Detexify helps a lot with finding symbols, if someone finds a nice way to integrate something like that with an editor then we're not so far from your handwriting recognition dream As for the programmatic part, I think if you built something that looks like TeX but with readable compiler error messages and a less excruciating experience for things like writing TikZ diagrams then I think people might be inclined to move
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there should be a simple latex wysiwyg editor, but there isn't because latex weenies think all the dumb edge cases need to be emulated 100% accurately
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i wrote my dissertation, which included formulae and proofs, in ms word and it was fine i wouldn't use it for something that was dozens of pages of proofs but 🤷♀️
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The best thing about latex is that it isn't WYSIWYG
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Latex is free software, but it's free as in baby
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Poopernickel posted:Latex is free software, but it's free as in baby there is a lot of truth to this take.
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latex is very easy to useoverfull \hbox (3.14258pt too wide)
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it’s free as in nothing left to lose
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software licenses are meaningful in the same way that nfts are valuable
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