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Your files should be balanced
But can its performance beat that of Avengers Assembler?
Well, it depends on which release of the Assembler you're using, if it's the infinity Assembler then yes, Thanos.js can easily outperform it, but if you're rocking the endgame Assembler, that one had massive performance boost so you'll have a great advantage 😉
I randomly saw that website a while back, and from then on I often use netlify drop, which was the purpose of the website 🤣
Almost there...
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With regex, you can turn one parsing problem into two parsing problems.
This has gotta be my favorite meme in this thread so far.
One of my fave movies 👻
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Old meme but still GOLD.
"writing 10 lines of code without searching Google...."
Sounds like the stuff of Myths & Legends to me. 😆
Probably all 10 lines are just comments. 🤓
Yes, because nowadays people use this thing called Copilot :)
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Open a helpdesk ticket. Person who picks up the ticket doesn't bother to read the first message which contains all the details of the highly technical problem and suggests something unrelated to the problem indicating they didn't bother to read the original message. Then you respond with summary of the problem and waste half a day of back and forth. They finally realize they can't actually deal with the issue and decide to escalate the issue from Goodmemeistan back to the U.S. where it belonged in the first place. Problem gets solved in 5 minutes by the only IT person in the U.S. that can fix the issue.
Attempt to go directly to the IT person in the U.S. who can handle the issue? "Open a helpdesk ticket."
Same solution will work for customers too 🤣
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Or chatgpt 🙈
But they did have programming books and magazines. We've replaced those books/magazines of varying quality with StackOverflow, Google, and YouTube. The new options are also of varying quality but I'd argue generally a lot less quality than the books and magazines had.
They took a lot of time to code. They did not release software after every two weeks. Software used to be closed-source and not that complicated. Thanks to their hard work, now we've easy access to information
Not only took it a long time too code, but compiling stuff took 6 hours or more.
We exchanged efficient code that took a while to compile with runtimes that eat far more resources on the end user's system. Progress!
Although some things still take 6 hours to build.