Do you ever make install for minutes just to have it crash at the end because you missed a completely random C dependency?

Why not? I feel like lemmy is overall a less restrictive environment.

I worked today and have O commits.

I fail to see how that’s a me problem

I’m an anime person but let’s face it. People only post anime when it’s boobs or NSFW material. I got in an argument with someone over not wanting to see obvious NSFW on Lemmy when it wasn’t tagged and his argument was “they’re in a swimsuit” which btw is not sfw by any means.

I’d love an anime filter tag

I don’t know a single ui person or artist that gives a single f about open source.

I think as a dev you naturally grow to respect the open source space because of how much you take from it.

I would love to be proven wrong though

That’s a very good point. My angle is as a dev and not as IT or sys admin. Power shell is probably far more powerful in those circles.

Functionally speaking, PS is a really good shell language. Its minor things about it that I dont enjoy. As you said, it feels like the language design has some poor decisions.

“But PS is open source ! Don’t you want to use it in Linux and MacOS?” - Microsoft probably

I hope I didn’t come across as defending ps. PS sucks and whoever decided to have functions use capital case with dashes in between needs to have their brain scanned

Good work. Now explain to me why this test passed in CI but is clearly broken in production.

Yeah. I’ve said this before and got grilled for it but I wish there was a shell scripting language that doesn’t have arcane syntax.

Gotta love no unit tests

Unfortunately, bash syntax isnt amazing either

Just exaggerating. React can be slow. Look up form performance in react with multiple inputs.

There many ways of doing things in react and some are faster than others. I would abuse state and use effect at my old job but at this job my sr dev doesn’t allow me to use useffect unless the situation warrants it.

I learned about how much I didn’t understand react on my 2nd dev job. I had like 2yoe with react previously. There’s a lot about it. Mostly tricks. hacks and work arounds for it’s abysmal performance.