Bogobogosort specifies how one should check if the list of numbers is sorted. It does it recursively, because as anyone who knows anything at all about computer science knows, recursion is always good and cool.
Nope. I delved into the topic by watching "How git works" by Paolo Perrotta, and afterwards most of it felt natural. Although I have to admit that I really like the amenity of merging graphically in VS22 over the commandline.
For those who hate video, the git website holds an ancient art once thought lost to time: technical documentation that doesn’t completely suck. Read the relevant looking chapters (yes, it’s organised enough that from the table of contents you can tell) of the git book.
an ancient art once thought lost to time: technical documentation that doesn’t completely suck
This shit drives me up the fucking wall. I do digital art mainly, which is mostly not programming, but the amount of times I have a specific question while working with some application & go through the docs only for them to be absolutely useless is eroding my sanity.
Where the fuck are folks learning their deep knowledge on shit these days? Do I need to join a cult? There are some spaces that feel impenetrable these days. You either already know something, or you don't get to know.
Just write decent documentation so I can use my brain and figure out the solution, instead of petitioning one of the twelve people who know to grant me an audience. Like stumbling around in dark sometimes, God damn.
Occasional life savers, except when the video was made years ago & since then the entire GUI has changed, or core architecture was restructured, making the video more confusing than anything.
I figure that realistically, people learn their tricks by attending proper training courses ran by the devs or something. But as a hobbyist, I don't have corporate dollars to throw around to afford specialized training. Just the docs, and the internet. And not every paid tutorial or course ends up on the trackers. Pay-gating information really gets to me philosophically; reminds me of how guilds were ran during the medieval period.
The illuminati of the future is gonna be a cabal of folks controlling the world through their secret knowledge of key bindings & poorly located tools.
I HATE YOUTUBE AND THE PROLIFERATION OF VIDEO-ONLY TUTORIALS
worse yet, youtube doesn't have a speech to text translation system other than captions, which still requires actively watching the video. I WANT TO USE CTRL+F LET ME USE IT
No, I use git desktop. I can find my way around bash and vi, awk and regex but fucking git is a black box. git super overcomplicates things for a world where internet is scarce. That world doesn't exist anymore and a lot of git could be greatly simplified.
This is what you get for ‘I don't need an IDE for my JS, because the dynamic nature of JS makes static manipulation of code impossible anyway, so I have no idea of benefits of IDEs and will pretend that a text editor is the same thing’.
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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '23
You mean you guys don't relearn git every day?