Julian W.

@raphael_james1 Exactly. Thank for for the nice explanation!

@dev0cat (1-0) * (1+1) / (1-1) (1) * (2) / (0) Wouldn’t that be infinity because it involves division by zero?

JavaScript quiz - what is the result?

@ozanyrc Oops, now everyone can see the answer. :)

@dev0cat Looks like infinity. Yes, I cheated.

@jcrichman That would be a problem that try/catch cannot resolve. 🤣

@dev0cat I believe the result is "you're fired".

@paytondev Or something. :)

@dev0cat undefined or something because true - true = 0

@hmindiloglu Not sure. :)

Programmers arguing about tabs vs. spaces:

@madzadev great list

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@Div_pradeep great list 👍

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@mdjunaidap thanks 🙏

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@soychotic you always waiting for the package 😔

Do the UPS/USPS/FedEx SMS phishers somehow know that im waiting for a package and then send their message or am i just always waiting for a package ?

@madzadev thanks 👍

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@hernandoabella 👍😂

I'm still laughing 😂😂😂

@wagslane @t3dotgg @ThePrimeagen high skill => high pay

One of my favorite bits from @t3dotgg 's video about not using Kubernetes is that engineers like @ThePrimeagen who can write high performance stuff are expensive AF. My personal takeaway is a bit different from the intended message though, because I'm looking at it through the lens of building a great software engineering career rather than a startup. My takeaway? Hard things (as long as they're useful) pay really well. Learning k8s (or any other hard in-demand skill) can make *you* expensive. Don't you want to be expensive? The way to be expensive is by obtaining skills that are hard to learn and broadly useful. If it's not useful, there's no demand. If it's not hard, there's too much competition. I'll probably convert this into an article later

@madzadev thanks 🙏

@tekbog true 😂

u know u are about to get some real knowledge from a blog when the author just rawdogs html

@TheJackForge 👍😁

@ThePrimeagen all true statements

zig is great ocaml is great rust is great go is great javascript php is great

Just a JavaScript developer after work