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rhizome31

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    Comment #46466042

    I'm not American but I guess they don't want it because it's shit.

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    Comment #45231681

    Apps running locally can also be subject to security issues. What you're trying to say is probably "apps not using untrusted input". If an app takes no input all, I guess we could …

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    Comment #44795033

    Strongly agree with your second point, too many times I had to figure out issues caused by code trying to handle errors but actually hiding them and making it so much harder to deb…

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    Comment #44541606

    As someone who is part of that other half, I agree.

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    Comment #44481031

    Testing is a skill. The more you do it, the less expensive it becomes.

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    Comment #44234925

    Wow, really?! I had no idea that such policies existed. Quite astonishing I have to say.

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    Comment #44234730

    So no AI autocomplete I suppose? I assume AI autocomplete may send any part of your code base or even all of it to a third-party.

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    Comment #44234703

    Thank you for the reply. What do you mean by "AI mandates"? Does it mean your company has an explicit policy allowing sharing code with AI services?

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    Comment #44234009

    As a developer who doesn't use AI for coding, except for the occasional non-project specific question to a chat bot, I am wondering if you use it for client projects or only for yo…

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    Comment #42880086

    Bitwig is all right though.

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    Comment #42780519

    Framapad, Framacalc and Framadate are used quite a lot around here.

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    Comment #42777971

    Rock solid DJ software. I've used it for IRL events, streaming, radio shows. Higly recommended.

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    Comment #42633133

    Oh OK my bad, I didn't get that. Seems like a strange idea to me. If money is the issue, you can probably find a decent second hand MIDI keyboard for a very reasonable price.

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    Comment #42632643

    Take lessons with a piano teacher and practice a lot on your own.

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    Comment #42585627

    SEEKING WORK | France | Remote & Onsite in Toulouse +15 years of production experience with Python, both web dev and data processing +4 years of production experience with Elixir a…

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    Comment #41538960

    I was quite pleasantly surprised by the quality of AWS docs, especially coming from Azure. A part from that, as mentioned already: Django.

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    Comment #40916053

    What you heard is from the Zen of Python, a short text meant to express core ideas behind the design of the Python language. You can read it by typing `import this` in the Python i…

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    Comment #40896065

    Great channel on fundamentals of digital audio: https://www.youtube.com/@akashmurthy

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    Comment #40568126

    SEEKING WORK | France | Remote & Onsite in Toulouse +15 years of production experience with Python, both web dev and data processing +4 years of production experience with Elixir a…

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    Comment #37434572

    This would probably be best sent directly to the author since they provide their email address at the bottom of the article with an explicit call for feedback.

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    Comment #37333248

    Lots of outraged comments but few will close their GitHub account and stop using VSCode.

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    Comment #35789784

    Yes GitHub contributed to advancing the software industry but now it's been acquired by Microsoft and good alternatives have emerged so time has come to move on. Everything flows.