Libraries are not always a suitable solution. You just haven't worked on the same projects I have and you can't imagine all the things submodules are used for.
On top of that, I can't force all third party projects to turn their repos into nice easily installable packages. Especially if they're using a language that doesn't have a package manager.
That's... not the same symbol. He's right it does go the other way.
I think it's more natural to go NE-SW though because that's it's easier to draw like that.
Corecursive easily. It's actually properly produced and very well presented. Not one of those rambling unscripted chats.
They never gave people static IPs by default in general. Done did if you were lucky but most didn't. (In the UK at least.) Hence the existence of things like dyndns.
Hmm I think just using SQLite or DuckDB with normalised data would probably get you 99% of the way there...
What do you mean?
Why would you be interested in 6 levels of abstraction at once?
Because there aren't 6 interesting levels of abstraction. It's like talking to a child:
What are you doing?
Finances
What does that involve?
Processing money.
What kind of processing?
Summarising
What kind of summaries?
Summaries of everything
What specifically though?
Summaries
Ok so you're just displaying total balance then...
This should work out of the box!
You don't have to install it on the machine where the script is run. That's the point.
I liked Netbeans much more than Eclipse. It didn't have that stupid workspace system at least.
Can't remember tbh. It was a work setup. It wasn't an unreasonable one though. 32 is not very many!