Jacek Podkanski

(eval (apply (lambda (x) `(+ ,x ,x)) '(2))) now I understand

@ChShersh In your bubble, maybe it's true. But some people can't build any useful app without a database and related concepts. There are other concepts to consider as well.

If you can't build an entire app using just 🔰 Recursion 🔰 Immutable data 🔰 Records 🔰 Algebraic Data Types 🔰 Pattern Matching 🔰 Higher-Order Functions 🔰 Parametric Polymorphism Are you even a Software Engineer?

@TrumpluvsObama @DaveAronson Wrong!!! It shows you failed to educate the parents. You should listen to them to understand what you did wrong.

And this is why we can't let parents dictate our school's curriculum.🧐😠

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@osaublog2 I always wondered why the white head would be a camouflage.

Big Bear Eagle Nest Live cam at 11:20 am 2/25/23. Now that is what I call one dedicated mom!! Blizzard in CA 5 ft of snow!!

@docmilanfar I wonder where physicists made similar assumptions.

never seen a graphic so wrong, but so useful

stackoverflow.com/q/74882106/139… How can I use SBCL sb-alien with Gtk4?

@unclebobmartin To some people cutting features means cutting quality.

Cutting corners does not mean cutting quality, it means cutting features.

@unclebobmartin Who defines "well"? If your and your boss's definitions differ too much, you are in a dangerous situation. And your advice nowhere gives a piece of good advice.

If you accept the premise that the only way to go fast is to go well, then how can you be incentivized to make a mess? What can your boss demand if you to make you lower the quality of your code?

A brilliant man from Cyprus needs your help. youtube.com/watch?v=rtLrdF…

Can you sponsor Protesilaos? lnkd.in/eHqJiUJs Could you give him a remote job? In some ways, Protesilaos has proven his exceptional worth in creating some cool Emacs packages.

Idris 2 version 0.6.0 has been released. For more details, see idris-lang.org/idris-2-versio… Enjoy!

@unclebobmartin that is so untrue, it hurts.

Every line of code you write is your decision. Make those decisions well.

@douwevandermeij @unclebobmartin If I am a fat blob with only skills in programming, where will I find another job? Being a code perfectionist will not help me to find another job. But being able to keep my mouth shut can go a long way.

@unclebobmartin It's then best to leave the toxic culture

Programmers must never offer the option of bad code to managers who demand speed. Nobody goes faster when slogging through a mess. Messes slow everyone, and everything forever.

@unclebobmartin You don't live in the real world. Programmers who offered bad code got starry reviews. The naive programmer who listens to your advice got fired. The recruiters, after hearing his story, yell: "More humility! You barely have 3 years of experience, and you act as if you had 15!"

@bayraktar_1love I'm not going to watch to the end, but is it some kind of firemen training?

A bit of random chaos, which in Belarusian army is called trainings

Just gonna leave this right here… @SeanCorfield ftw #Clojure

removing $HOME/.Xauthority has fixed the issue for me

@Linux_Mint do you know how to diagnose and solve login problems after new installation of Linux Mint 21. My password is correct, I can change it in the recovery console, but can not login to desktop.

@johncutlefish Can you identify the excuses?