Nah it’s fine

He’s commenting on your misspelling. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ephemeral

You use vi because you are lazy.

I used vi because I am too stupid to close it.

We are not the same.

Ed is king. Every single time I have to work on a severely resource constrained system I always use Ed.

That’s literally never happened to me but that won’t stop me from saying it.

Except I’m too dumb to use even the neovim plugin manager let alone configure the thing. I have to copy existing configs like a noob :(

When I was 8 I was making a “video game” (a complete bundle of code trash 😉) and I would copy people’s code and everything would melt down. I would spend hours debugging just to realize I needed to pass an extra argument or indent or something.

Today I’m better at my job. I am now the one writing confusing function APIs 😈

1000x rule.

10% of users have an account.

10% of accounts vote.

10% of voters comment.

By commenting, you are leaving an impact on the site worth 1000 users.

And folks/folx!

Because they demonized every other greeting as inherently evil and now they’re only left with weird, archaic English phrases.

Anaconda!

Wait…

Because you could be on another machine that doesn’t have Python 3.X it only has 3.X-1. or you could write code for Python 3.12 and then four years later no one has 3.12 anymore.

Sometimes you need to download packages from pip but pip might not be available or you may be hitting your company’s internal pip mirror.

I have worked on a lot of real time simulation with python glue. It is… not fun. I’m a better programmer for it though.

Lua is not as common as python. Every team I’ve worked on knew X and python. C++, Java, JS, or node, and then also python.

I often jokingly push for 2 technologies at work. The first is Oracle Linux 9 and the second is Electron.

While you may be correct, if you’re on a dogmatic team, work with dogmatic people, or are a part of a dogmatic company, you probably need to avoid duplication. This is because duplicate code is an easy thing for a reviewer to nitpick and reviewing code can sometimes be more about showing off and less about ensuring code quality.