Part of being a developer is solving your problems and reduce complexity in a very complex field. So I guess when you want to be a good dev, most of that is part of your learning experience.

To your skills. I may suggest do what you like to do. Wanna tinker with Linux and systems? C/C++ or Rust may be a good start. Webdev? Have a look at typescript. Or just do some stuff in python (it’s really fun)

If you do not know what you like. No problem, just play around with stuff and find out what you like.

If you get stuck on something, THEN is moment to reach out for help. You hardly will have to pay for advice, there is always a helpful hand if you can describe what your problem is.

The opposite to conservative is progressive, not liberal

Fortunately valve did not use the System Manjaro provides. This would have been a very stupid business decision.

StreamOS is plain Arch

Sometimes is it worth to rethink the problem. Especially when your condition is based on set-members. Using quantor logic often simplifies the condition :

return 
    any(x for x in X if x==condition_a) 
    or all(y for y in Y if y==condition_b) 
    and all(x for x in X if x==condition_c)

I am not sure if JS has something similar, but this often helps by a lot

I mean you can (client side). But the protocol is agnostic of any encryption.

Xmpp is not encrypted. So sorry but without that, your sentence makes no sense at all.

Vegan spam?

There is a Monty Python gag somewhere hidden in front of our eyes.

For music: if (and that’s a big if) Spotify does not fuck that up they’ll have the majority of people off the harbours.

They deliver exactly what people asked for when it was common to pirate music. A monthly affordable fee, +90% of the music available and no advertising. If neither of these three variables are changing, there will be no big group pirating music anymore.

Let’s roooooope

It’s js being the problem in frontend development, not css

Maybe you should link it then?

Back in the days I used MPlayer for that.most of the time you could just open the file in it and it was able to show you all the completed parts.

I would love sth like this with nextcloud integration.

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Nextcloud ist just fine. Using it since more than 7 years now with zero problems

If you have an avr you could just use avr-hal.

The documentation is ok and if you used to work with arduino it should be straight forward.

• https://github.com/Rahix/avr-hal
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=777vhCmp3n0&t=281

It just never works. Its important documentation breaks if changes are made. The best docs are baked into unittests

Ok thanks for the clarification.

I would argue, the gold standard of regex would be perlre or even re from python. I never heard one discouraging using them. Do you know sth I don't?

Is there one thing not screwed up in this language? I mean it's regex, there are so many good implementations for it.

Story points are meant to have a shared understanding about complexity during the planning phase. There where never meant (and do not fit) for either capacy planning or to measure the throughput.

If your PO is using this he or she is either not well informed and/or uses this as a tool to create toxic pressure.