@Lensflare

>do what intuitively feels like a variable assignment

>variable doesn't have the value you assigned available in the next line, it'll only have it after the next render which your state setter call triggers

It's amazing

I fucking hate CMake, but it's become tolerable with ChatGPT, just ask it to do stuff and then ask it to explain what's happening. However, I need to go try Meson and Ninja and all that shit.

>yesterday (yes, Friday): the platform goes live

Amazing

>4. "ASMR For Adult Toys" – exactly what it sounds like, but HR will still ask.

Had a loud laugh here

@D-4got10-01 you're kidding, right

Incredible.

I hope you're using it with WSL and not directly on Windows.

@nururururu correction: the language itself is fine when you get to run it. But getting there is a fucking garbage experience.

Yeah, Python is utter fucking garbage. No programming language should exist without a SINGLE canonical package manager.

People who say otherwise must be shamed and ridiculed.

@lungdart gatekeeping is important to prevent good things from becoming shit

QED

I hate that you can't edit the chat itself (e.g. remove a ChatGPT answer) like you can in the API playground or by code, so if you want to rephrase a message you previously sent, with the same previous context, there's really no way around starting a new chat (or just using the API in the first place)

@devRancid yeah, I suppose it's easier to think it's easier to reason with the GUI in hairy situations where you're in doubt what to do, but with something like ChatGPT nowadays you can easily get the precise commands you need if you explain the situation clearly

I prefer CLI but I can see how GUI can be helpful

@SidTheITGuy yes, running git status beforehand has always been instinct for me

@MammaNeedHummus it's a branch that auto-deploys to a server where we have people from our product team manually test our tasks before giving an okay to deploy to production

Probably something wrong about this but whatever

Guys, thank you for your advice regarding other state management libraries, but in my case I must actually deal with Redux. I got help from a frontend-focused developer, it makes sense now... but it's still a lot of boilerplate, holy shit.

@c3r38r170 yeah, the task requested was actually really simple

Call of Duty 2 made me racist against Germans as a young teenager, lol. Then, as my brain developed, I eventually learned to dissociate modern German people from Nazi Germany.

A lot of political thriller media in the '90s and '00s depicted Russia as still being enemies of the Free World... which they weren't that wrong about, as time has proven, as much as it did get backlash from both Russians and Western media back then.

Hell yeah

Bet it was a real stinker, too

I'm proud of you, OP

Can you use the controller with a real PC to play real video games?

John Carmack.

@SidTheITGuy I am inspired by you.

@jiraTicket @WillemD

That's an interesting perspective. Never thought bug fixing could be seen as enjoyable, but I do see you guys' point.

@PaperTrail amazing

@Oktokolo Yes, this is why I prefer to annotate even when not needed, so the compiler and the language server can tell me things like "hold on a second, this operation could return undefined or perhaps null, not just the type you've specified".

If that was the case, he wouldn't have killed hims... waaait a second

@Alexanderr yeah, your take seems reasonable

I should be careful about what attitude I carry with myself, at least while I'm still in this company

Yes, it is utterly garbage. I wonder why they can't seem to figure that out. Bring back phones with physical QWERTY keyboards that slide out. Make use of all that thinness of hardware gained over the years with a device that is slightly less thin.

Nah, let the glass sleep for 1000 milliseconds.

Perhaps your girlfriend does have reason to be concerned.