noproblemmy @ noproblemmy @programming.dev

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The moment you need to break your code to make sure it was working.

I saw the other day a profile full of PRs, all diffs were changes from passing code through an autoformater.

I hate background thinking. I mean, I want that background thinking to be more foreground thinking. Feels like the brain playing games on knowing the answer but not wanting to give it right away.

I care because by not using linux there is money going to microsoft or apple hands, which are not very friendly to user rights.

I tried to search about it but the ubuntu wiki directs me to ubuntu-libre, and there directs me to gobuntu, and then it says gobuntu has been merged back to ubuntu?

Did I misinterpret something or is it what it seems?

The worst part is that I kind of like a lot of the alternatives.

Fearing a bit to say it but Haskell. I know that it is a different concept, but it's not just that for me. The way the elements are separated, sometimes spaces sometimes symbols, makes it hard for me to understand how things are grouped, and what gets plugged into what.

The kind bullshit that makes me extract a value from a cache I just calculated just to make sure it is working.

And why did you feel the need to bring up those suppressed memories?