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Who says you should? As an engineer you are a problem solver and not a hard drive to store every step of an algorithm. You seem to know what pieces fit together but struggle with the details, but that's fine. It's not a negative thing, you are just a bit hard on yourself. If you don't use a concept regularly, you are naturally bound to forget it. I can now confidently write xmlhttprequest and fetch without quick googling :)
> When I compare myself to my colleagues
Don't do that, that's a way to depression and anxiety. They are probably suffering too you just don't notice it.
I made a dark theme for it:
c:\Users\...\AppData\Roaming\GHISLER\wincmd.ini
[Colors]
InverseCursor=1
ThemedCursor=0
InverseSelection=0
BackColor=2105376
BackColor2=2763306
ForeColor=12632256
MarkColor=255
CursorColor=1028084
CursorText=-1
ActiveTitleText=0Website: main focus is information serving, documents, designs, texts, assets, etc.
Webapp: users can create some kind of output from the service that's based on creative input.
The line is still blurry, but more narrow and contrasted.
> they added PBR layers
and fluid simulation for explosions
I'd rolling in joy for Max Payne and GTA San Andreas :)
The end result would be that project leaders would be CEO-s belonging to Alphabet, but everything would be still running on the same architecture, platform, services.
Also, if you use an obfuscation tool like this, you would mark yourself for closer inspection by human wetware which makes this approach counter productive.
I will push it though, it's just boring stuff that must be done, but luckily I have the chi inside me thanks to the 80% fun part and positive feedback that I received during it.
I picked them because I could test if you actually experienced it. Chrome at the moment is the best we have but it does come with strings attached. It has different problems indeed, surprise surprise, however I don't think that's that a big issue at all.
https://wicg.github.io/construct-stylesheets/
They added two new methods to solve the FOUC (flash of unstyled content) problem.
It can easily become part of the standard if the feedback is positive.
Break point like console logging is a neat idea.
I remember digging through HomeSite 4.0 help file to learn what HTML tags do.