The direction of a company is often dictated by the CEO. CEO=dumb then company direction = also probably dumb
The direction of a company is often dictated by the CEO. CEO=dumb then company direction = also probably dumb
Solves the issue tho
Idk why people are so against specialization…
Not only that but gnome has a great extension portfolio. Even if they introduce breaking changes I’m happy because I’m glad they are making changes and moving forward rather then bloating with old features
To be honest I have the opposite feeling, dev teams with no vision trying to support every single feature possible with no standards drives me bananas
Just use a virtual machine
Nixos, never have that break happen again
Nixos still slaps your home route with a bunch of . Files
Recently I encountered an issue with “casting”. I had a class “foo” and a class “bar” that extended class foo. I made a list of class “foo” and added “bar” objects to the list. But when I tried use objects from “foo” list and cast them to bar and attempted to use a “bar” member function I got a runtime error saying it didn’t exists maybe this was user error but it doesn’t align with what I come to expect from languages.
I just feel like instead of slapping some silly abstraction on a language we should actually work on integrating a proper type safe language in its stead.
I’ve been programming in typescript recently, and can I say. I fucking hate JavaScript and typescript. It’s such a pain so much odd behaviors.
Try breaking each character in the string into its own token, it’ll have an easier time because it’ll actually know what the string is
Xournal++ works pretty good in my experience
Object draw is not a pdf editor sadly, it’s technically something else but I forget what. I made the same mistake a couple weeks back
Deepin is a desktop environment (windows is the desktop environment for the “windows” os) deepin runs on Linux. There are other desktop environments like gnome and kde. Which are open source. Deepin is a Chinese gov de
Fortunately it was just the Nixos foundation that was having issues. The Nixpkg repo and nix package manager were stable
Nix is great, I went from arch to nix and never went back. All the customization, none of the risk. You break your rig you roll back to its previous state
Hams are self policing and if you cause issues and aren’t using proper protocols may try to pinpoint your location