[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortune_(Unix) https://github.com/bmc/fortunes/blob/master/fortunes
CS quotes found while browsing Notepad++'s code
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#145>"Je mange donc je chie." Roughly : "I eat therefore I shit" I never understood devs that do this, it reflects very poorly on them and it doesn't bring anything to the table. Way to show your immaturity. I write code since 2006, 99% of it is private and is mostly read by me and I still don't do this.
> I write code since 2006, 99% of it is private and author of Notepad++ made an open-source project used on a massive scale (none is obligated it to work on open source, but I consider it admirable and praiseworthy, especially if someone is doing it successfully and helping many other people) > it reflects very poorly on them why?
Re: CS quotes found while browsing Notepad++'s code
#146My favourite one so far: > No one ever makes a billion dollars. > You TAKE a billion dollars. Quite relevant to the vulture capitalists and their fans who frequent this site.
This only makes sense from a naively individualist perspective. If no one ever made a billion dollars, so to speak, there would be no money at all.
Re: CS quotes found while browsing Notepad++'s code
#147My favourite one so far: > No one ever makes a billion dollars. > You TAKE a billion dollars. Quite relevant to the vulture capitalists and their fans who frequent this site.
This only makes sense from a naively individualist perspective. If no one ever made a billion dollars, so to speak, there would be no money at all.
If no one ever made 10^100 dollars, there would be no money at all.
So ... there is no money?
Re: CS quotes found while browsing Notepad++'s code
#148Earlier quoted context omitted.
I see this huge C++ file and I raise you a Java file that's so enormous github refuses to render it: https://github.com/DrKLO/Telegram/blob/master/TMessagesProj/...
> public class ChatActivity extends BaseFragment implements NotificationCenter.NotificationCenterDelegate, DialogsActivity.DialogsActivityDelegate, LocationActivity.LocationActivityDelegate, ChatAttachAlertDocumentLayout.DocumentSelectActivityDelegate, FragmentContextView.ChatActivityInterface, FloatingDebugProvider Someone call a priest
Then I saw the subtle 'implements', which brought immediate repose to my soul.
Re: CS quotes found while browsing Notepad++'s code
#149Earlier quoted context omitted.
Are you talking about news.ycombinator.com ? If you are, it's because this is not « the center of "modern development tools" ». It's a textboard and it serves that purpose well. And this is completely off topic.
No, they are talking about GitHub's website, which wastes a lot of horizontal space only to then show a horizontal scrollbar within the content: https://i.imgur.com/HkgCq98.png If it did not explicitly set a max width, then the code would be much more convenient to read: https://i.imgur.com/hxoHJHM.png It's a critique of overarching design consistency trumping actual usability. --- Though to be fair it is still again…
Re: CS quotes found while browsing Notepad++'s code
#150I actually tested a bunch of those on GH Copilot -- sure enough, it does autocomplete certain prompts. No wonder, some are probably known quotes. Anyway, when I'm feeling down in my VSCode environment, I enter some random prompts in search of a pun. Most of the time it's just random rambling but hey: # (prompt: my dog ...) seems to be interested in the plot. # I wonder what the dog is thinking about. # Probably about…