There literally aren’t enough because of that flut that killed the chickens, at least in the US.

If there really are not enough eggs, that would just lead to eggs being constantly sold out.

Purple is a kind of red to me.

Wat?

The irony of this post is that you deserve to be blocked, for spamming this in irrelevant communities…

Tell that to the democratic party that is insisting on putting up a senile old man as their candidate…

Communism is when I don’t have to work, and also “the West TM” bad. /s

Or the people upload only things where they look like they are winning?

The language itself is great, but Microsoft the docs are sometimes horrible or outdated.

And most things feel like magic that you can’t or don’t need to understand. E.g. if you set up a modern asp.net project it’s some huge boilerplate with configuration files and what not…

Also standards often change… E.g. try figuring out what the best GUI framework is to create a full-fledged Desktop app in C#. There’s like a few different ones, and most are for basic mobile-style apps or not really mature. The best I found so far is WPF, which is kinda old though and everyone thinks it’s dead.

Bro wtf… How do you get to 200$ a month without seriously considering cancelling some? Like don’t you have to work for your money?

I think the issue with this is that posts from other instances would have a huge delay. Basically the mods would have to appove EVERY single post.

I don’t think there is a special procedure for minors, should be mostly the same with an extra signature for the parents or so.

If you are in the US find your state here: https://www.dhs.gov/real-id and then follow their instructions.

Or just get a Passport Card. Or whatever is cheaper / easier to get.

I think we are actually saying the same thing though…? Tests should really only ensure functionality. It should be the language’s job to help you with obvious implementation errors (such as using a wrong value type).

My point was that without a type system you need an impossible 100% code coverage, to be sure that you didn’t accidentally mess up some variable assignment or parameter somewhere, since you have nothings to easily and automatically catch those errors.

A quick check everytime when you build / package the code is surely more effective than a human code review.

Also the difficulty of coding in a language where there isn’t any static type analysis still remains. How does it even work, do you have to do a manual text search everytime you change some existing function or class?

The trivial problem here being knowing what kinda of parameter some random function somewhere in your code expects… And your code not randomly breaking in production when someone changes that function after you already used it, unless you wrote unit tests that literally test every single line of code.

The commute time is kinda worse than work time, so the 4 days in the office are equal to 5 days WFH timewise. And I would still be missing out on benefits like cheaper lunch at home and wearing comfortable clothes, and not being tired all the time. On the other hand, I would always have 3 day weekends.

It’s failing because it can’t connect to some crypto web3 bullshit… It’s probably best if it doesn’t load tbh.

And Bountysource is also dead crypto shit. See: https://github.com/bountysource/core/issues/1586

The “open” management of bigger open source problems is a kafkaesque nightmare. If you want to help make something better and change it somehow, you have to go on week-long journeys trying to figure out who is in control of that part of the project, who you can ask for guidance, who knows anything at all…

E.g. once I wanted to help package a new version of a software for a big linux distribution… and literally all the (~10) mantainers apparently wen’t missing a few years ago. I managed to find one of the mantainers private reddit account and contacted them there, and they just made me a mantainer. And I still couldn’t do shit because there is another dependecy which also needs to be updated, but it’s mantainers are also all dead.

The effort of even getting to the point where you could contribute something meaningful, is like 100 times more than the effort of the actual contribution. It’s completely rotten.

But if unit tests that other people wrote unexpectedly break, you know that you changed things that you maybe didn’t mean to change.