"It absolutely warms our house effectively, it’s much nicer than it was before."
Someone very, very wise said that.
"It absolutely warms our house effectively, it’s much nicer than it was before."
Someone very, very wise said that.
@killyourfm Make sure to recommend Element X on mobile, unless people actually need the features on the classic Element client. Element X is way faster.
Also, some of the most productive developers I know produce very few commits either because they mostly help other people, or because their commits are finely-honed things of beauty that prevent the need for hundreds of later bug-fix commits.
You are not defined by the work you do, and any long "coding streak" someone says you have should be seen as a helpful signpost that you might be struggling to manage your workload or maybe suffering low self-esteem.
You are great, and the number of commits you made has nothing to do with that.
The fediverse is working. I am now following (using Mastodon) a "Learning Rust" community on Lemmy [1], who I found through them commenting on my peertube video [2] using Lemmy.
[1] @learningrustandlemmy [2] https://diode.zone/w/wJJJ7DRh3fCvHq6KuZY3t9
My screen is full of printf debugging. I'm repeatedly running the same UI-driven test with more and more log messages containing my initials so I can grep for them in the logs.
Send help.
@jezhiggins what is a Steve Maguire mode?
I've been coding for 35 years, I've had a job as a programmer for 20 years, had good feedback on those jobs, I've got a PhD in CompSci ...
... but if someone makes a negative comment on my work it can send me spinning.
@clacke glad it helped!
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