Peak Linux nerd shit.
Next thing you're gonna tell me you eat random shit found on the road and it's nerd bullshit to check if it's safe or not.
Peak Linux nerd shit.
Next thing you're gonna tell me you eat random shit found on the road and it's nerd bullshit to check if it's safe or not.
Does this program need to save the data for the CRUD part?
If so, it's best to make it into a standalone program that writes to a DB and maybe also provides APIs to external programs to query the data from the DB.
I’ve been around on the internet for longer…
Are you saying that never happens? I too have been around the internet for long. Votes come in waves. The first wave is usually full of trash, discarded water bottles and weird coconuts. The second wave on-wards is clean. It also depends on your timezone.
In the future? This is lemmy, we can actually edit titles.
I give up if there is no one tool but a million of them. Come back later and repeat.
Eventually just write it in python.
which makes sense to me. params is passing the reference to the dict into the function. Whereas, **params is expanding the dict into the scope of the function before calling the first line of the body.
You can update the content of the former in-place, while the latter is just syntactic sugar for variadic function arguments.
You're ignoring 20+ years of how it was the only player when web wasn't so big as it is today. It was a major reason windows became the default OS in many offices, and as an extension of that, in the majority of homes in the 2000s to 2015. Thus majority of software industry and video gaming companies made their home in windows. Adobe Photoshop, AutoCAD, and many other industry software was made to work in Windows first.
There was also the case of Microsoft tilting the playing field by significantly discounting laptop and Desktop OEMs for Windows license keys just to be the sole OS installed on many computers. The concept of a PC was one which was running some version of Windows.
This also lead to another compounding aspect: Piracy of windows software made the windows AD/Server experts of today. Since Linux was free, there wasn't as much of an intrigue on running it vs. A pirated copy of windows running pirated copy of many software.
Oh sorry for that. Meant to reply to the asshole not your comment.
Yeah I should try that. I guess my problem would be I start spending hours on a problem. Instead I should just learn to do stuff outside of the digital space for a while.
fair point. Sometimes I feel satisfied not doing much
Hence the layoffs i guess. They just wouldn't want to let a layoff go to waste so they jammed in a terribly greedy unpopular decision to monetize like they did. Kill 2 birds with 1 stone.
That means they want people to actually look at the code generated by LLMs and understand how their stuff works so when it breaks they can take responsibility and quickly provide a fix. If your project breaks at 2 am Saturday and the dev that coded is not able to respond to questions on the PR because they don't understand what they wrote it's annoying to deal with.