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I’d I unironically say that philosophy and logic classes are extremely helpful for programming.

Lines of separation are bad? I like adding a few empty lines to denote a different logical section so it’s easier for me to read back later :c

It’s been a week and my CEO still hasn’t responded my email asking for scope clarification for a project he asked me to do…

I’ve been really happy with it; I’ve been using it for templating reports at work for months now. I’ve just started experimenting with using jinja to pretemplate my template lol.

I’ll probably continue down that track to try and automate my workflow away so I can focus on less tedious things, but after you get used to the box encapsulation it becomes fairly easy to work with!

I just got off work and you’re here bringing me back writing ptsd for that party of programmers

I'm currently in dependency hell trying to compile a zip formatted react native program I've been given

If you want to use python, you could try Flet. I’ve been using it for some projects at work and it’s dead simple to create an acceptable UI and the docs are very easy to read through with frequent examples. In July they added support for Android and iOS via progressive web apps, I haven’t tried it out yet, but it seems interesting so I might start a project in it soon…

I’ve been having fun with it, if that’s worth anything!

Otherwise, depending on your phone I’d just do native code with Kotlin + jetpack compose for Android or Swift + swiftUI for Apple. I always greatly preferred android development in school but once jetpack compose and swiftUI came out I find them both to be about the same level of enjoyment.

All three of those options are all declarative (describe how you want it to look in code) and I find it much easier to deal with than iOS storyboards or Android xmls.

Wow that’s pretty vicious, I’m proud(?) of Oracle (that feels wrong to say)

I use it for home and work! I quite like it though I miss latte dock still, dragging windows from the top bar was just so useful for me

I’ve been using Garuda (arch derivative) for my home and work PC. It works how I want it to, I like that it has BTRFS as default for the file system, and the AUR is such an amazing resource I miss it whenever I use a different distro.

I have a production server that’s using Alma at the moment, but with the RHEL news I’m thinking of switching it over to something else, but I’m not sure what yet. I’ve been using Ubuntu server for some test servers/projects and I like it better than Alma but it still hasn’t given me that “wow” factor I feel with Arch so I’m not sure what I’m going to do there…

Great, I’ve got an alma ec2 instance with like 5 different services at work, I wanted to avoid changing it for at least a while =/

Isn’t Llama selfhostable?

That sounds like an incredibly toxic situation