- Don't code in a language/style that requires you to write code that makes prefixing necessary - divide and conquer instead
- Readable code and well written unit/BDD tests is much better than separate documentation that will go out of sync the minute another Dev does some surgical incision into the code
- Be verbose if you need to in order to convey the relevant semantics, the characters are virtually free
- Use the casing that is mainstream/recommended by its' developers for the language at hand
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Why do I need to install Linux in order to install a WYSIWYG word document editor of my choice?
By no one, I assume you mean everyone, including the Russian troll bots?
Hexbear.net is a Russian nationalist instance... They've grown up under Putin's cencorship and state media brainwashing.
Honey, please fill out these court papers, I need you to change your name to this new ticket number that I'm starting work on next Monday.
The NPP is awarded in Norway, not Sweden. Considering that the prize has been awarded to various Russian dissidents and Belarussian/Russian oppositional groups the past few years - and that Russia declared the 2021 winner a foreign agent, I'd say it's safe to assume no one from the their official governments will attend anytime soon.
That's only the construction time though, in addition comes design, planning and regulatory processes. And no one except a single plant in Finland have actually solved the issue of safely storing nuclear waste for hundreds of thousands of years, let alone just storing them safely against the natural disasters and wars that are likely to occur within decades or centuries.
Thy food is tie food, not thai food.
Reddit users who switched to Lemmy, what is the most annoying thing you have seen about Lemmy users?
Maybe you should try installing Linux on your gaming PC - then you'll become a true believer.
Tesla's value plunged nearly $200 billion since mid-July – and the EV maker faces a bumpy road ahead
It's good quality until it breaks down.
I read an interview of locals from an Ukrainian village that got invaded - the Russians rolled in and asked the locals "where are the Nazis? Lead us to them!", and were surprised that the locals just asked them to leave, instead of cheering for their "liberation ".
So the propaganda certainly reached the military, at least.