Any extra points for hitting the “Finished the feature?” square three times for the same feature?

Do you get to choose it with a budget or they buy whatever cheap, uncomfortable thing was available? I’d much rather use my own equipment if I’m gonna be using it everyday.

*then we’ll have code that may or may not be ok and no more senior programmers to check it.

These tech images are getting pretty ridiculous. What even is this thumbnail?

Huh true, I’ll have to check again see if it works with the usual programs (it probably does)

No macro keyboard but I have a programmable mouse with 12 buttons which I assume is similar. You can have different modes with different key bindings so I made 4 modes = 48 buttons.

I don’t have that many macros though, it’s mostly control keys that are used a lot, arrow keys etc. For coding I have some bindings with ctrl-C, ctrl-V, ctrl-Z, ctrl-/ which work in most editors. Something that’s a bit more interesting, I have a button that places the word “exit” in the clipboard, so you can then press the ctrl-V button to paste the word in a terminal, cause a lot of processes (like the ruby console) can’t be closed with ctrl-C.

I believe you also can’t see their newer content. I’m still subscribed to a community in hexbear from before my server blocked it but the last post I can see in it is from before the block.

When learning a programming language I think it’s better to find the commands you’d use to compile/run the program and run them in the terminal the first few times so you know what’s actually happening behind the run button. Then start running things through the IDE if it’s more convenient. If you tell us the language we can help with the commands (is it C?)

Or maybe 80% of people are unhappy. No data here either

Yeah, suddenly coding on a phone doesn’t seem so bad

was a bit painful

Well that’s an understatement

“C is accessible” is not something I expected to read today

Yeah that’s what I usually do

DuckDuckGo as a default with Google as fallback depending on what I’m looking for. For lemmy the default search of my instance works well enough so haven’t tried external engines.

Where is console.log()?

Also if you go with git instead of github you should use git’s icon

Especially useful when the specific thread is now the first result on Google.

Ok I don’t completely get the use case but that’s…impressive. Thanks for the detailed explanation and good luck moving it forward

I’d ask what I’m looking at here but feel I might regret it