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i re-made skyrim in 10 days
it's short and you should play it (link in reply)
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idk what this means. here is my one-size-fits-all guide to git
1. git commit
2. git pull
3. git push
4. if any of the previous steps error, delete the repo and re-clone it
if you have to rebase your team isn't communicating enough
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i have a confession
i have been using AI to code for months now.
the correct (and only) way of using clean code to code
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please please please do not generate your passwords via a network request
I built a Password Generation API using Supabase 🤯 🔒
What is interesting about it?
💵 It costs $0/month!
🚀 It runs on just one Edge Function.
Here's how you can do it in 7 steps: 🧵 👇
#buildinpublic
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one last hot take for the year
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next js users be like
no wait dont rename that, it's a load-bearing filename
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lots of people on my TL arguing about this thread, go vs. rust blah blah blah who cares
yet not a single one of you even implemented the house builder correctly...?
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stop the madness
its ok you can actually just use bash sometimes it wont hurt you!!!
Ever heard of 'pipeline' in Node?
It's a beautiful API for linking together streams and transforms that can handle any size of file.
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state doesnt belong to the client.
state doesnt belong to the server.
i keep all the state in a notebook on my desk. you can email me if you need it changed
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what i love about bash is how intuitive it is
'if' blocks end with 'fi'
'case' blocks end with 'esac'
'do' blocks end with 'done'
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imagine needing a script when you could just use a one liner lmao ngmi
here's what i needed:
iterate over some dirs
determine the current version of the package
get the source of the main file from unpkg
diff it w/the current main file
if there's a diff print that a new version needs to be released & check if the version # needs to be bumped
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its ok, without the corresponding public key this is virtually useless
@bootdotdev
@ThePrimeagen
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i'm worried that some of you are going to interpret this as a good thing
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i still cant believe mojang invented java just for writing minecraft mods
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golang? more like stop-what-you-are-doing-and-rename-that-unused-variable-to-an-underscore-lang
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which databases do you guys use for work? and specifically which versions? and also which company do you work for? and also what do you like to name your default user for that database?
just curious haha
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ok fine here's the repo
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im not like the other devs
this is true but i've marked the important part with a star
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@yacineMTB
i've had enough. you're not a 10x dev. i'm sorry
i love you. i love you! but i really don't think working at x is good for you. i don't!
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i read the entire bash reference manual on stream
the video is up now
pls like and subscribe
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don't let your memes be dreams
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if you don't modify all the files every week, they will start to get lonely
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im not even a rust shill but
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Vim and Neovim users on OSX, install linux and thank me later
Vim and Neovim users on OSX, set this in Keyboard settings and thank me later
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i can fix him
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i wanna try more functional programming but i'm afraid i'll like it
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@ThePrimeagen
prime's code, probably:
// this was calculated using science (you wouldnt understand)
await timeout(69420);
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"cracked" is just the new "rockstar" developer
i must urge you to stop this immediately
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few people know that before
@ThePrimeagen
was a streamer, he was famous for his parkour videos
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PHP is a good language
Java is a language
C++ is a good language
Go is a board game
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if you follow me for programming advice you are making a huge mistake
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how does this work?
it uses OSC escape sequences to change the terminal's color palette
particularly, 'hotdog' and 'reset' from this folder:
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being a "senior engineer" is just resisting the urge to look at the git blame
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that's it, enough is enough
i am challenging
@ahmadaccino
to a 1v1 duel
bash vs. powershell
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i do not want to create content using ai
Everyone wants to use AI to create content but no one wants to consume content created by AI.
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they brought me out of retirement
excited to work with you!
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hot take
recursion is just an abuse of the call stack as a data structure
stop being lazy and allocate your own damn stack
if we get recursion trending on twitter i am going to get recursion trending on twitter
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@LowLevelTweets
duh, addition is commutative
everyone knows [ ]-indexing means add-then-dereference 🥲
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ok but i liked bash before it was cool to like bash
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ok
does anyone use neovim without splits? what's your workflow like for switching between files?
context: i stream on twitch with gigantic text, not enough room for splits usually
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i feel like this is a bad example of when to write a test
how would you test this? make a function that calls add_two(1) and assert the answer is 3?
unless you are implementing a complex algorithm with well-known solutions, this test is just pointless code duplication
Rust is the most type-safe language ever and you can still write
/// Adds 2 to the input
fn add_two(x: i32) -> i32 { x + 3 }
Tests and types. Do both.
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stop being a DFS learner; become a BFS learner
if you don't know what that means... don't worry about it yet
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@bootdotdev
@ThePrimeagen
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@real_philogy
it's my own project
i would have much bigger problems if someone was restricting my access
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