It seems like SO started using Cloudflare recently, but that is blocking fetching of the RSS feed - because surely no one would use an automated tool to download & read read a .RSS file....
In other words, stop gaining knowledge from #chatgpt and #stackoverflow, use manuals instead - because those contain a lot of useful info that will make your #bash scripts more performant.
How to make a base package for my @Perl code that enables subroutine signatures even if Moose or Test2::V0 are loaded subsequently?
I created Coocook::Base which enable signatures but in CI for Perl 5.32 I get tons of warnings because "use Moose" enables all warnings again. Do I need to handcraft the order of "use" statements in all modules?
Sounds like it can replace/augment those with experience levels #lmgt4y#StackOverflow#StackExchange
But actual specialists? Have -1 incentive now to write down their experience. 📉trends ensue.
Have you seen the Stack Overflow Developer Survey results for 2023?
Of the 83,830 folks surveyed, Matrix is the #1 chat tool in terms of current users' satisfaction. It's also rated as the most desirable among the open source tools listed, but there is a lot of room for improvement in awareness there.
While there were books and magazines and a few instructional videos, in the pre-Web era, if you wanted to learn a guitar part, you usually had to listen to recordings and figure it out for yourself.
These days, you can just google the name of the track and there's a good chance that somebody already transcribed it as guitar tablature, and posted it online.
A big time saver, for sure. But on the downside, it means that guitarists who predate that tend to have much better ears.
@jasongorman I’ve noticed that I favor consulting official or direct #documentation more than my less-seasoned #programming colleagues who reach for #StackOverflow. I find that the former often reveals cleaner and more general solutions than the FAFO pragmatism of crowdsourcing.
Ho #perso una buona quantità di quarti d’ora (e #maremma…) oggi a cercare di capire come straca far funzionare questo altrimenti orribile #codice dentro un ciclo (che deve prima terminare tutto, o il programma non ha i dati giusti) in #JavaScript… 😵️
const reader = new FileReader();reader.onload = () => { const img = document.createElement('img'); img.onload = () => { // ... un sacco di stronzate che non centrano } img.src = reader.result;}reader.readAsDataURL(file);
Ho cercato #online varie soluzioni, per un motivo o per un altro non le capivo però (#skillissue skillissue skillissue), e ho perso la #pazienza a provare e riprovare, finché non ho chiesto alla divinità dell’autocompletamento#ChatGPT. A ‘sto giro, è stato più utile di mezzo #Stackoverflow. 🙏️
Unendo il suo aiuto, + un (1) consiglio di utenti umani su quei #forum brutti, è uscita una roba che funziona e non fa venire il mal di testa a leggere…
const img = new Image();img.src = await readFileAsync(file);await img.decode();// ... le stesse stronzate di prima, ma megliofunction readFileAsync(file) { return new Promise((resolve) => { const reader = new FileReader(); reader.onload = (event) => { resolve(event.target.result); };reader.readAsDataURL(file); });}
Been pondering what the internet is going to look like in 5 years.
Honest answer, the proliferation of #AI "art", "articles" and "content" is going to make it rubbish.
Starting to think I'm going to want to make my own version of the internet #archive, but for datasets like #StackOverflow and the like from pre-2022, anything that we could hold on to that doesn't get polluted by AI.
But then, if I did curate such as set what am I building except feedstock for LLMs?
I don't like #stackoverflow because i feel that it is wrong and dangerous for the developer community to give one entity so much control over us. But I go on there all the time and I have never seen the toxicity that people are always ranting about.
Is it toxic to make corrections or help a person ask the right question so as to release accidental self imposed restrictions?
Does anyone have an example of something that people do there that is toxic?
Since all major standard libraries support std::format now I no longer need to show how to do the same thing in {fmt} anymore when answering questions on #stackoverflow.
We borrowed some #PHP code from #StackOverflow that had nested ternaries without parenthesis. Turns out that as a fatal error in PHP 8 on our production server but not on the earlier PHP on our development server. Wow... a language with breaking syntax changes. I'll stick with sound #Clojure, where you never have too few parenthesis.
I got a #Phishing/ #SPAM email with a really strange header. The header doesn't contain any "Received:" lines. As it "is" an external email IMHO there should be at least one of the local #SMTP-Server/#MTA
I'm thinking about porting functionality in the {stats19} #rstats package into #Python and possibly other languages. Are you an #OpenSource developer with an interest in #DataScience for policy, sustainability + good? If so please check this issue and let us know your thoughts on taking this project to the next level 🚀 https://github.com/ropensci/stats19/issues/230 @rOpenSci@mszll + all any thoughts on best practices welcome also 🙏
"Great language" is merely a subjective statement. #R has long dropped outside the top 20 of the most used languages in the world and the trend only points downwards. It is in the bottom half of #StackOverflow 's admiration ranking and scores less than 4% in the desirable ranking. In contrast, recent languages like #Flow, #Julia, #Mojo, etc yield pretty much the opposite dynamics at the moment.
Somebody has decided to visit my #StackOverflow profile and vote up nearly everything I've ever done on the site.
I guess they think they're doing me a favor.
The funny thing is, the site has been a read-only last choice for me for several years. I feel it's a toxic environment that, on balance, has a negative impact on the community.
Stackoverflow Mod proposes prohibiting questions from being closed as duplicates to catch-all questions (meta.stackoverflow.com)
The original post uses "roll-up" instead of "catch-all" for some reason. I meant to crosspost this hours ago but something happened, sorry....
Stackoverflow Mod proposes prohibiting questions from being closed as duplicates to catch-all questions (meta.stackoverflow.com)
The original post uses "roll-up" instead of "catch-all" for some reason....