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Am I the only one a bit annoyed that the return statement isn't updated to `return step`?

Software development inherently involves more unknowns than fields like construction, making estimation harder. However, when tasks are broken down into simpler, well-defined components with clear requirements, estimation accuracy improves significantly. The challenge lies in the fact that software projects often begin with ambiguous goals, evolving technologies, and dynamic stakeholder needs—factors that are less prevalent in physical construction.

Nice puzzle, reminds me of Zachtronics' Dungeons & Diagrams.

How much of this is attributable to the iOS lock-in though?

Or maybe something like Perplexity AI.

I am a developer and user, and I think it is better for me at least.

I’ve been on Reddit for more than 13 years and I never cared about karma. Why would anyone care about this?

I did a couple of tries with simple sentences in French and the results were not great. But it’s still impressive.

There's also the NTS-1 https://www.korg.com/caen/products/dj/nts_1/.

> if you start buying things like a summer house or an apartment for renting out, those things come with maintenance tasks. This can accumulate quickly.

This is a really good point. I feel like I'm dealing with way more responsibilities now that I have a house and a family, I'm no longer the center of my own universe.

Not in Canada.

Ouch

TIL, thanks!

This is an issue on MacOS, a lot of features like this one are not easily discoverable.

Piggybacking on this comment, more info here: https://n-o-d-e.net/datarunner.html.

Same here all my colleagues use it, but I don't see any advantages except maybe for the built-in split view.

I see quite a big difference for sites that rely heavily on JS, especially on MacOS.

« On the surface, the illness seems to resemble a prion disease—neurological disorders caused by rogue proteins that accumulate in the brain and slowly destroy it. But medical examinations haven’t found any evidence of prions in these patients so far. Prion diseases are also universally fatal, usually within months to a year after the first symptoms appear, but symptoms of this condition have developed over 18 to 36 months in the patients found so far, while five people with the condition have died. »

I agree, each time I find myself trying new themes or fonts, I realize I've been stuck on a very hard problem for a few days. And my brain is just trying to get something, anything, done. So I start focusing on small unimportant details to feel like something is progressing.

Where I live we have Civil Union. I feel like it's the best of both worlds.

Cease your investigations.