I believe anyone who posts complex and complicated solutions for people who ask for help on logging to a console are sociopaths and most likely evil. #programming#code#stackoverflow#rant
Current bugbear:
GDScript using whitespace (Tabs) to define function/loop boundaries! Must have correct indentation!
I am SO not used to doing this!
I might have to re-adopt my habit of commenting End-Of-Section! :(
Ooh, @Codeberg just updated to @forgejo version 7 and… ta daa, the spurious warnings in the code listings for proper curly quotes and other correct – but sadly underutilised – typographical elements in comments and strings are gone!
So, I returned to a project that i put on hold for a few months because .. life. There are some 12000 lines of #code and many #php Classes for a #wordpress plugin. I'd like to finish this thing, and I am the only #developer. It has only been a few months but, why do I keep asking myself "Why did i do that?" "What was I thinking?" "Where is the hook into that function???" Sheesh! Right now I just want to make it presentable and clean it up down the road. Am I normal?
The more modest a developer is, the smaller the application version increments. Some indie coders add brilliant new functionality, and change the version from 0.9 to 0.9.1, while corporations often add a few minor improvements once a year, and jump from 1.0 to 2.0.
Little web dev tip: if you have just one address field in your HTML form (e.g., a textarea) but you still want the person filling it in to avail themselves of autocomplete, here’s a little reusable snippet you can use to achieve that:
How can we reduce #code review anxiety? Our intervention reduced code review anxiety, increased self-efficacy, & increased self-compassion. Our intervention, which focused on cognitive restructuring (where folks identify, challenge, & reframe negatively biased thoughts to be more realistic and compassionate), likely worked by increasing folks’ self-efficacy & self-compassion.
"What leads to #code review anxiety? Our model shows that we can intervene on code review anxiety by targeting the cost bias (when we overestimate the "cost" of a negative outcome) and anxiety self-efficacy (our belief in our ability to tolerate and manage anxiety), with anxiety self-efficacy being the strongest contributor to code review anxiety."
I had previously discussed how to drop those pesky NA records from your data.frame but now, what if you actually want to inspect them? That is what I cover in today's post.
It's nice to see that the users of my app are noticing that the window title of my fatal error dialog is quoting error messages from Hex, the computer at Unseen University in Ankh-Morpork. 😁
Thankfully, the error is in a pre-release at least. Crashes are not nice.
NEW RESEARCH PAPER OUT! In this paper, @grimalkina and I explore how #code review anxiety is maintained and exacerbated to develop a model of code review anxiety. We also go a step further to develop and test the effectiveness of a cognitive-behavioral intervention for code review anxiety, so that we can reduce code review anxiety in an evidence-based and empirically-supported way (because science > vibes): https://osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/8k5a4
Just like the rest of the Internet, something deep inside me broke when I watched this video. I didn't realize you needed a PhD in both encryption and interpretive dance to cook at Waffle House.
However, I got real vibes that I was that girl watching someone put different shaped objects into the square hole - every time I heard him say "that's right,..." 🤪
#Code versus expecting line cooks to be able to read a ticket - which for speed is also code/abbreviations.
oh cool! you can measure the #environmental cost of your #python code easily with Code Carbon
it tracks what hardware you’re using (CPU, GPU, etc.) and matches that up against the carbon intensity of your local power grid. They have shortcuts for popular cloud providers
You can’t optimize for what you can’t measure, so now hopefully we can start optimizing for impact on the #environment