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Comment #47877647
This is awesome. I don't do any graphics programming and don't really have any Raylib experience (or keep up with the projects developments) but it inspired me to begin learning C …
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Comment #46642484
For me it's the people. I've been at my current company for ~4 years. Every January the upper management folks kick off the same project and every year it dies in the planning/disc…
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Comment #45705002
I don't need a whole paragraph just: Copilot+ Recall.
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Comment #45114314
I really like the standalone lit-html rendering library but never really saw a need for Lit. Honestly, I find it hard to see a need for more than + Web Components when I want clien…
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Comment #42607352
> we have conditioned people to think they need to do side projects outside of working 40 hours a week > If that isn’t available, it’s time to change jobs. From what I've seen most…
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Comment #42569572
> I feel that the real problem is a lot of people don’t care about collecting requirements. As someone who _really_ enjoyed requirements gathering for many years and now has become…
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Comment #42551059
5am I go for a 2 mile run with my dog When I get home I start a pot of coffee Shower If it's a work from office day I leave for work at 5:45 (~15 minute drive) 1-2 hours of reading…
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Comment #42460906
> You didn't explain how the "bootcamp grads" thought process differs from yours. In my experience, their thought process starts with "I know framework/library X" and ends with "Wh…
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Comment #42277864
I have always found articles/discussions of code reviews fascinating. In the 10(ish) years I've been employed as a programmer I've never worked in a department with more than ten p…
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Comment #41969919
I'm working on a Rust library that offers a higher-level API for generating PostScript and Encapsulated PostScript files. https://github.com/codewithkyle/pslib
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Comment #41882271
A part of me jokes that Micro$oft only invested in OpenAI because it's the only sensible way to browse .NET/Nuget package(s) documentation. The other part knows it's dreadfully tru…
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Comment #41881590
If you have not seen it I'd recommend watching Rich Hickey's talk on Hammock Driven Development: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f84n5oFoZBc
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Comment #41378295
I use tools like a persistence layer for my thoughts. I can "think in words" but my brain defaults to "thinking in pictures" mode. When I think about a database schema I automatica…
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Comment #40819718
Pretty much any internal tool/TUI/CLI/library I've created. If I had to guess I'd say at most 25% of the company projects I've worked on have launched AND have consistent usage. Wo…
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Comment #40485547
I don't think you can compare the productivity of someones passion with someone who's writing code they're told to write at a job.
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Comment #40114461
> how do you provide long-term value You don't. My employer switched to this type of project structure 16 months ago and so far all "projects" have been useless short sighted solo …
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Comment #40109893
> Still can't figure out why they didn't follow through with Cortana being the OS copilot name and retired it. I can't figure out why they didn't use it as an opportunity to bring …
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Comment #39968513
I think my favourite weekend project I've built was an image transformer plugin for Craft CMS. The popular (and only) free image plugin had been deprecated and the author was only …
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Comment #39830455
It's not a commercial product but I've spent some time building a Magic The Gathering deck builder[0]. I want to build a VTT engine but I feel like if I'm gonna receive a cease and…
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Comment #39736922
I help maintain a user-facing ASP.NET project running .NET Framework 4.5 that uses jQuery 1.0 for most of the UI. We launched our first new feature using HTMX back in November and …
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Comment #39736614
My gut says I would use query params though I typically stick with 1 action effects 1 record. I can't recall any specific times when I built bulk item management into an app but I'…
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Comment #39736193
I'm not someone who usually gets excited by new major releases of frameworks/libraries but this one feels different. I got my start with CRUD PHP websites with jQuery. I've been us…
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Comment #39736037
This is how I've used DELETE. Something like DELETE /users/{uniqueUserId}. In ~10 years of building CRUD apps I don't think I've ever sent a body or query params with a request.
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Comment #39555020
> Maybe when solid state batteries make their way into EVs by the end of this decade, that will change. That'd be nice. I figure I'll revisit EV tech in ~10 years when I'm ready to…
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Comment #39554812
I just purchased a new truck within the last 6 months and I was considering Ford's F-150 Lightning but ended up going with a diesel 2500 Silverado instead. The lightning boast 350 …