This is just a good reminder of human nature to make bad choices (using JS) and stick with them forever.
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MTK@lemmy.worldto LinkedinLunatics@sh.itjust.works•Youth loneliness is cured by Adults going into the office0·3 days agoLol, immediately revealing that for her work is only pointless zoom meetings. Real productivity there ms CEO 😑
Literally time theft, off with your head!
MTK@lemmy.worldto ADHD memes@lemmy.dbzer0.com•What is a good adhd hack for those cases during which you want to do a million things but are paralyzed and can't?English1·5 days agoFor me it is taking a topic that is not on my mind currently, making one goal in that, and trying to forget about everything that I wanted to do
MTK@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•Open TV, the fast and open-source IPTV player for Linux, launches on Android and iOS today!91·5 days agoAn open source IPTV client (TV channels over tge internet)
MTK@lemmy.worldto Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Time travel doesn't work unless you also have teleportation. If you travel to the past/future, Earth will be in a different position in its orbit, and you'll die in space.31·5 days agoBeing sci-fi it can be explained with Q u a n t u m E n t a n g l e m e n t
For me it is an internal monologue with a silent audience that contributes without a voice.
My internal monologue might say “is this thing I am about to do a good idea?” And a wordless thought will provide a second opinion which my internal monologue would interpret and possibly reply to.
We need to abolish zepto-retirements (thinking about anything that isn’t work while not yet retired)
Not satire: https://www.fastcompany.com/91357784/what-is-a-micro-retirement-inside-the-latest-gen-z-trend
But they specify that unlike PTO, this is an unpaid time off, which can be a break inbetween jobs or a unpaid vacation.
Still fucking ridiculous to call it “micro-retirement”
Soon we will hear how gen z is having nano-retirements every 5 days of work that can include 2 days of no work and often destructive behaviour such as parties and binge watching tv.
MTK@lemmy.worldto politics @lemmy.world•Florida lawmakers sound alarm over plans ‘to send pregnant women & children’ to ‘Alligator Alcatraz’2·6 days agoI think Trump is liking the middle east a bit too much, starting to sound like a Pharao
If you are programming on a computer and not punching holes in paper you are just a little bitch script kiddy.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_programming_in_the_punched_card_era
MTK@lemmy.worldto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What should Americans throw into the Gulf of Mexico to protest the passing of this bill?1·7 days agoThw white house?
MTK@lemmy.worldto Fuck Cars@lemmy.world•The President of the United States posted this message on his account. He wants the Vietnamese to buy SUVsEnglish0·7 days agoLol, one visit to Vietnam can easily show you why an SUV is not going to be a hit there. It’s basically motorcycle country. Cars are pretty common too, but motorcycles are basically THE form of transportation there.
MTK@lemmy.worldto Canada@lemmy.ca•‘It’s too late’: David Suzuki says the fight against climate change is lost - iPolitics0·7 days agoHuman civilization is bound to die at some point. If we give up now it will just happen faster and with more suffering. If we fight we will still improve things, maybe not everything will be okay, but when has it ever been?
MTK@lemmy.worldOPto Unpopular Opinion@lemmy.world•Vibe coding is (part of) the futureEnglish0·8 days agoOkay then. I agree on 1, writing code is just part of it. Most of it is the logic, research, and knowledge. I had challenges that were like 90% research and logic and only the last 10% are the actual coding.
2, sure, I often did too, but not all jobs or projects are like that and plenty of highly skilled programmers are working daily on new code.
3, debate-able, but as I have done it I can say that the code is pretty readable and accurate. My review can be much faster than writing it from scratch. Just like reading a page from a book is faster than writing one, even if you already know exactly what you will write.
MTK@lemmy.worldOPto Unpopular Opinion@lemmy.world•Vibe coding is (part of) the futureEnglish0·8 days agoI am writing code. By chars written I’m probably doing 40% of the work. By the heart of my programs (the complex part) I’m probably doing 95% of my code.
MTK@lemmy.worldto Programming@programming.dev•This Overly Long Variable Name Could Have Been a Comment | Jonathan's Blog3·8 days agoMy philosophy is that anyone familiar with the code shouldn’t need the comments to understand it, and anyone who isn’t should be able to with the comments.
This means that I have semi long names like “this_variable_varies” would be about the max name size I would use. But I also use plenty of small functions and I use comments to explain big chunks of code with just a simple goal and method description.
I sometimes find my code a bit overly verbose, but I know I would rather see that then some code that I need to de-obfuscate mentally.
MTK@lemmy.worldOPto Unpopular Opinion@lemmy.world•Vibe coding is (part of) the futureEnglish0·8 days agoYeah well that’s why it’s here and not on reddit XD
Also, my point is that I know what I’m doing, that is why I was so skeptical of it, but it really is a good tool to have.
Did you try it?
# Checking validity of each file for file in directory: content = file.read() for keywords in ("heil hitler","hitler did nothing wrong","kill the jews","hitler was the victim","there is no evidence for the Holocaust"): if keywords in content: return True # File is Invalid and fake news return False