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Data and code intercoupled: if p: f(a) else: f(b) Data and code separated: if p: x = a else: x = b f(x)
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I will not be polite and call it something else because it is truly sheer stupidity
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> Jamie Zawinski is what I would call a duct-tape programmer. And I say that with a great deal of respect.
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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/782511/case-preserving-substitute-in-vim Nobody in this thread understands vim. They think vim is about fancy things…
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These days I run engineering at Lido and noticed something really strange. We’re working on a spreadsheet OS in the browser. It’s all JavaScript…
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Autofixers in precommit are stupid because they break a fundamental rule of version control: “What you get out of it must be what you put into it” (as…
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I had to teach someone about debugging today, thought I’d share my thoughts here too. What is debugging? First and foremost, debugging is fixing your…
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Don’t do: text = text.split(delimiter) Instead do: const a = text.split(delimiter) That way at the end of the program you can add console.log({a, text…
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