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mrozbarry

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    Comment #49085687

    I think Bob Martin would generally agree. I think his gripe was using comments to make your code more readable, and that's a problem. Variable and function naming should make the c…

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    Comment #46290735

    The keyboard arrows to move works nice, but pressing enter to place appears to cancel it. I'm on firefox 145/mac os 15.6.1 if that matters.

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    Comment #46121787

    I noticed in the thread that someone mentioned using `Sleep(16, 1)` gives a stable 60 fps, but I like to always drop a link to https://gafferongames.com/post/fix_your_timestep/ and…

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    Comment #43765418

    I'm going to comment with the preface that I gave up reading the article. It feels like a word-salad, and I'm getting lost trying to find the point a lot of the time. Christianity …

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    Comment #43094190

    On the installation page: > As a Web Awesome backer, this early alpha release is just for you. Please refrain from sharing it for the time being!

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    Comment #42589143

    I wonder if you could just have some sort of looping animation showing a vs code window, with live typing, and a view beside it of the turbogist ui.

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    Comment #42588485

    I came here to say just this. When the word "turbo" and phrase "zero distractions" are present, but the demo is a number of minutes long, it feels like something is wrong.

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    Comment #42296876

    It sounds like as a tech lead, if you're in charge of some degree of scheduling, and you have other tech people that you barely interact with, maybe you could start some sort of we…

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    Comment #42042222

    If you were ever looking for "good" Christianity. I attended a bible college in Canada, and to put it politely, I was heartbroken over the types of people who were being trained to…

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    Comment #41239881

    I didn't write it like that because it obscures the call order. I wasn't trying to compare code line/count, just flow control and readability, which is certainly subjective.

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    Comment #41239583

    I prefer the raw promise syntax. It makes the promise chain look more like what it is, an asynchronous pipeline, and you don't need to litter async everywhere. const myAsyncThing =…

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    Comment #41238676

    My biggest gripe with async await is when it's used by people that don't understand promises. They interpret await as "let promise run" and not "this blocks the flow." I had someon…

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    Comment #40433307

    I think this issue is actually two issues 1. A terminal shouldn't be able to ask some resource on the internet what to type and auto-execute it. 2. AI fear/fatigue/??? I think poin…

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    Comment #40356812

    I would argue that the average person would lie to preserve their life. Not all, of course, that's a pretty wide stroke to paint many people with. The resurrection of Jesus Christ …

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    Comment #40356321

    The single most significant fact supported by the Bible is the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. History agrees that Jesus was a real man. History agrees that He was s…

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    Comment #40343650

    You can tell that to all the ancient human history archaeologists that use the Bible to find ancient cities.

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    Comment #40286175

    Ah, an ESV brother. Great selection of books!

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    Comment #40286160

    The Bible. Even if you don't care for it's spiritual implications, there is a rich history that is used by archaeologists, and many face-value lessons of cause and effect, and even…

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    Comment #40211757

    I totally understand why, but no firefox support is a show-stopper for most extension developers.

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    Comment #40064305

    My general philosophy on this is clients will find ways to circumvent literally any special validation you are doing because they are vaguely in charge of their browser. Definitely…

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    Comment #40041629

    I'm working with a client on a greenfield project and I picked postgres as the tech stack. For the staging server, I just locally installed postgres, configured it, and it works pe…

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    Comment #39839795

    Use the right data format for the right data. CSV can be imported into basically any spreadsheet, which can make it appealing, but it doesn't mean it's always a good option. If you…

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    Comment #39485288

    The biggest thing is people have bad experiences with reviewers, and people have a lot of insecurity when their work is scrutinized. The biggest issue with code reviews as a proces…

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    Comment #38712571

    Life-cycle hooks typically run as side-effects from state changes, so that would be your route to do something similar.

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    Comment #38519977

    I bring my laptop to all my job interviews, and as we start, say I'd like to show some demos of things I wrote, and ask if they want any code tours. I have several projects that sh…