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This isn’t exactly right, since it can’t be delivered from the original pair of statements
Rust dev, I enjoy reading and playing games, I also usually like to spend time with friends.
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This isn’t exactly right, since it can’t be delivered from the original pair of statements
What do you mean, “you people”?
If only nix wasn’t such a pain to read, with all the conveniences it has like automatically looking up variables in all of the places available.
I understand the thought, but it feels like a lot of things done to simplify writing the code makes it way harder to read, and nix’s design is decades old and it really shows
Also, there are sometimes issues with nix on macos, but I’m inclined to blame it on Apple
That’s deeper than it seems
Yeah, licenses like WTFPL highlight the difference between freedom for the user vs freedom for the developer.
I’m still not sure about which to consider the best license
To be fair, sometimes the message appears unexpectedly right where you were going to click, and you dismiss it without being able to read.
Maybe some messages should really appear with a dismissal button disabled for several seconds
Maybe also the fact that PHP interpreter is written in C and a bit of C++, so C kind of “does everything for them”
Still, this makes no sense since most JS engines are written in C++, and Python is the only one more or less self-sufficient, albeit major implementations often use other languages as a source. And because it should’ve been C, not C++
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Was going to comment that 😅
Would be nice if true, but I guess those “extra” money would most commonly stay in tops’ pockets
I envy you a bit. On the other hand, I have conditions that are at least okay, so I probably wouldn’t trade places because that’d be a lot of hassle searching for a nice place like yours and then trying to get into it
Just a little detail, is your company in the USA, in the EU, or elsewhere?
Self-driving probably was not the one successful AI program
ANAMA
And this was actually the point of the joke I made
Does it count if I have “5” years of experience in Go and 5 in Nodejs?
Added quotation marks around the first number to make it a string
And that makes It good enough for an exam
I wish you luck. Also, maybe you could get someone else to get a fresh view of an issue
If we reject the theory that it could be someone’s elaborate revenge, Saturday may be the first day of the week that may become workday or non-workday because of incorrect assumption about the first day of the week. If everywhere but one place in your software the day numeration is correct it would be a hard bug to spot.
Also, if it is in Java, I vaguely remember there being a lot of ways to express weekday, so a lot of ways to shoot off your foot (solely on Saturday)
Except, if you use any library for deserialization of JSONs there is a chance that it will not distinguish between null and absent, and that will be absolutely standard compliant. This is also an issue with protobuf that inserts default values for plain types and enums. Those standards are just not fit too well for patching