comeonseriously

I use those. But how would those be automated exactly? How would they know what I want to find and replace?

I already know what I want to type. Having something pop up with "suggestions", often obscuring the lines I need to read, is worthless to me at best and disruptive of my thinking at worst.

If I can't recall "x.somePropertyThatHasARidiculousNameIAlwaysForget" then there are other more serious problems.

Automated tools get in my way of thinking. I turn off intellisense, auto-formatters, etc...

I'll run auto tools during check-in, but not during coding sessions.

There are people who hate python because of the forced indentation. They indent their code in their language of choice, they just don't want something FORCING them to do it.

I'm always flabbergasted at this argument.

Couldn't you select for what mood you want to be in?

A particular Samsung tablet I put in my Amazon list a while back now has a banner "Black Friday Deal" but the price hasn't changed.

Seems to me, the focus of the article was more on named pipes than the tray icon, so maybe that's why?

Wait, so Amazon allegedly undermined privacy by spending tons of money lobbying, and Congress wants to pass legislation on privacy. How about passing legislation on LOBBYING?

> ... it won't tell them where the next terror attack is going to take place or who will do it.

No, but I'm convinced this isn't the goal. The goal is to monitor the unrest of the people.

Are you saying something without actually saying something?

The only winning move is not to play.

I think a lot of people will just do without.

Of course they do, that's why they're microdosing psychedelics.

Tell them to fuck off.

Offering you a job is not making you spend hours doing stupid leetcode shit.

It was a good run MS. You had everyone fooled by supporting Linux on Windows, OSS, etc.

But DAMMIT, developer productivity, man!

But, honestly, do developers these days just not have their OWN libraries of code they bring along with them? Are they SO dependent on others they can't write trivial code?

> Which I get, on some level who wants to work on the broken things?

I love working on broken things just as much as working on new things. Sometimes the reason something is broken is because it was a difficult problem. I love those difficult problems.

> Maybe you should not live somewhere so expensive and stop spending money on unnecessary things.

Because The Poors waste their money?

> You can switch to eating cheap food and minimize your expenses.

So, The Poors shouldn't care about nutrition?

> If you are just making ends meet you are not financially responsible.

This is so naive.

> People don’t have to have children.

Ah, here we go. This is a veiled "only people who have enough money should have children" argument.

> And people can and do stay at home with their children at all income levels.

I am sure that disproportionately favors certain income levels.

Moped?

Without exception, I never ever ever use spaces in filenames. Ever.

Groceries and gas are up. This is devastating for those who think $50 left over at the end of the month is a good month.

No. One could probably get away with saying that a decade ago, but not today. They're every bit a software company as they are a hardware company.

What do you mean? There's only Mac and Windows. /s

Never knew this existed. The web site has always been perfectly fine.

So, it's basically a $65Bn handout to Comcast, etc.

Great...

Truck driving is a profession.

All this is, is Zuck trying to flood the news with something other than the bad news about Facebook right now.

So annoying because every monitor I have has more horizontal space than vertical.

They have to keep up the streak of flubbing up every other release of Windows.

* It's different, so it's better.

* FOMO.

* "Modern"