I applied to a (among other techs) nodejs position for a finance company. I asked 5 times in all interviews if it’s ok to run linux, just to make sure.

they said yes, and after signing the contract, I was send the instructions via email and company laptop was shipping. In the instructions, I was supposed to work through some remote desktop on a windows machine. fuck me

I instantly resigned, one day before starting.I refused the parcel so it went back to the mothership without me even touching the box

i switched to endeavor

nah, too cumbersome and mistic

sory for making you feel old…er.

i7 4th gen/ haswell was 13 years ago. I still use it.

that sempron is probably more than 17 years ago.

I had an athlon xp 2000+, single core. OC to 2666MHz with proper thermals

lemmy

I think he was letting you know you r/whoosh ed

you can use the underlying model, you just have to rotate the key every 30 mins, but that’s scriptable.

yeah, minecraft version will be the next y2k

idk for me it’s easier to rember ex xdna was merged on 6.14 than 2.253

composition can help with all of that. factories, strategies, injections are all composition patterns that work fine.

business logic that repeats? extract it to it’s own thing (class, function, etc) and pass it as a param to the supposed childs.

mvc? controllers don’t need to extend anything, just have them accept the framework through the constructor and request and response as args. views? same. models? perhaps only if doing an active record, but a repo pattern with plain objects is a good pattern too.

I never seen a clean inheritance implementation for a decently sized problem. it mostly works for tiny ones.

it’s not a big deal for me, for the couple of daily sudos I type.

I added “alias fucking=sudo” and I never remeber to use it :(

hopefully it doesn’t have the full kde ecosystem as deps and can be used standalone. <insert doubt here>

I despise python syntax.

I think ghcup is the simplest way

I used it either through my distro’s package or using stack install. there’s also cabal install, but that doesn’t install the compiler, at least not in 2017 when I played with it.

I asked chatgpt for a few languages with a good typesystem and it suggested ocaml among other (scala, rust, haskell, f#)

Then asked for a 100 line ocaml REST API example with a popular framework and db lib… and it looks mostly like Haskell.

edit: async is done with monads

i wish a more performing language would have this type system. the only other ones I know are Rust which is a bit strict and slow to dev on, and Haskell which is too much.

agreed. typescript is excelent, especially if you make it strict and know a bit of complex types to make sure things stay put.

hahaha. just don’t --continue at the last commit