Let's kick things off with this week's awful AI-generated meme — this time featuring a pretend copyright notice in the bottom left — which is kind of rich considering the situation.
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I started with JS about 10 years ago and I fell in love with it (even though it can be weird 😅). I had step backs in my career that ended up being good. Currently I'm a passionate front-end developer.
It's not so much that (all) the decisions were poor at the time, but because of the nature of the web, we're stuck with them even when newer better methods are added to supersede the bad ones.
No, I think the decision that objects (including arrays!) can only have string keys was a fundamentally bad one, regardless of when it was made. Of course this could have been reversed if it weren't for backwards compatibility, but that's no excuse for making the language like that in the first place.
There's many such cases where JavaScript just does things in very sub-optimal ways.
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Okay, I'll bite: There's a gamified code platform? What's it called?
Ruby on Rails?
XD ~ not exactly gamified. but its a fun twist. You do sort of 'collect' gems and they sort of do give you 'powers' LOL
Tynker, maybe Scratch?
they should have used trunk-based development
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After 35 years you feel like a aged guitarist shredding riffs when you fire up vi and muscle memory kicks in! ha ha!
Let's kick things off with this week's awful AI-generated meme — this time featuring a pretend copyright notice in the bottom left — which is kind of rich considering the situation.
I actually had a good experience writing unit tests with copilot today. Seems I make that face more when I don't include tests.
On gomfest and f fomfe :P
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Spot on, those youtube ninjas 🤣
true true true
True story
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It's today! Thanks for the reminder, Hahahaha
Ok, that got a chuckle out of me.
This cannot be more accurate.
From: ProgrammerHumor.io
JavaScript is basically just Lua with random poor design decisions sprinkled in everywhere.
It's not so much that (all) the decisions were poor at the time, but because of the nature of the web, we're stuck with them even when newer better methods are added to supersede the bad ones.
No, I think the decision that objects (including arrays!) can only have string keys was a fundamentally bad one, regardless of when it was made. Of course this could have been reversed if it weren't for backwards compatibility, but that's no excuse for making the language like that in the first place.
There's many such cases where JavaScript just does things in very sub-optimal ways.
What you want is Map. With it you can use any object or primitive as a key.
Language flaws cannot be fixed with standard library extensions.
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exactly
I have never fucked Linux Torvalds in my life.
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