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If it’s over 1000 it should just display the infinity symbol like the GitHub PR UI, since it might as well be infinity
If it’s over 1000 it should just display the infinity symbol like the GitHub PR UI, since it might as well be infinity
No idea what the vegan thing was or what the beam thing is. Are these things meant to not make sense specifically?
Thanks for this. I’m always confused by the layout and this tend to stick to putting things in the same places, even if they’re wrong :)
Same. I actually feel like I remember the professor of my only unix class saying that. Hoping I’m wrong.
Can you recommend one that is correct? I use pop_os (Ubuntu) and Arch. Kinda curious about either one
I thought a Darwin award meant specifically that the recipient died. So I’m not getting this, if it’s a joke or otherwise.
posthumous Darwin award
Is there another kind?
No one said it was a grand feat. I said it was quite a bit more than hello world which it obviously is. Even if it’s only setup which we’ve no reason to think unless you think most people who claim to have written apps are lying
Everyone can write software? I’m fucked then… Guess I’ll be homeless now
I’m pretty sure this guy was just a project manager or similar. So yeah I am not surprised they’re not mentioning technical hurdles.
Right a lot of assumptions are being made here. The only thing I assume is this company built some app
Yeah what I think is weird is that you make a bunch of assumptions about how the app is built. Experienced developers imo know that things are unexpectedly difficult all the time. Even when they are supposed to be as simple as you’re assuming here.
Congratulations you’re clearly an amazing developer if you have to talk about this so weirdly
Source: uh, been alive for a few years.
… Do you think reading a sensor and then accurately determining when the sensor data meets a threshold is the same as displaying static text? Kind of an exaggeration
One of the dumber positions I’ve seen in a while: that it’s someone’s right to break the rules and put others’ safety at risk with fucking vaping, and disallowing that is against anyone’s privacy.
edit: judging this sub so hard by this post and its comments. wow.
They ought to use it that way if they aren’t. Privacy does not mean “flagrant ability to flout rules or laws”
Is that what we call people who are obviously right now?
Imagine defending child vaping 🤮
I can’t recall the number of files needed for that but yes I’ve seen it a few times!