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Ends with referring to a product, and saying "this is a parody post", after pretending to make a serious point.
And you can dismiss them.
And the more you put in procrastination-encouraging half-solutions, the worse your code base gets.
> In code, comments are our signposts
No. Naming and good architecture are. Intuitive folder trees. Concise docs. Clear separation of concerns such that naming can suffice.
The more comments you need to ‘map’ your code, the worse of a job you’ve done.
Abbreviations waste people’s time
We all hate the over acted, over produced keynote format of today
Would love a setting to also remove the "Made for you" section, as well as the "Recommended for you" section, both on the home page.
I was using Spicetify to customize the official client to this effect, using CSS.
Source?
> They want
[citation needed]
OK thanks I'll go find and check the data to back up your claim
Nope. Because the individual end user still and already has a choice. A choice to write an email (or whatever) on their own. Be it supported by AI research or whathaveyou, or not.
There's something profoundly disrespectful about it towards the receiver.
2 - How do you enforce this?
Do the same with your phone.
People can wait. And they know it. No sensible person is expecting sync comms anymore. Those that still do, are shit out of luck.