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Learn how to use Git stash to break down large commits. Discover a better approach for saving work when switching branches.
My wife and I have been watching Parks and Rec a lot lately. Every ad break it seems like one of Apple's ads for "Apple Intelligence" comes up.
Querying your database across associations can become a bottleneck in your Rails application. Julian Rubisch, our first guest author, explains why and suggests an efficient solution.ô
Today marks two years since I first set up an e-ink display in my mom’s apartment to help her live on her own with amnesia.
"waiting for the right moment" is usually just an excuse. And by delaying, we make things harder for ourselves."
Extensive web interface to dig for doing online dns lookup / nameserver query.
I’ll tell you though, highlighters are the bane of my existence.
Because as far as I’m concerned, everything is important. At all times. Under all circumstances.
Folks with ADHD (often) struggle significantly when it comes to the process of FILTERING information.
Where most folks are able to immediately determine (this information isn’t pertinent) - we take a “shotgun approach) to information-gathering, where a “scalpel” might be more prudent. (That’s not our fault - that is just how information is presented in academia)
Je garde cette définition de TDAH sous le coude car je m'y retrouve.
Autant pour la difficulté d'organiser que de filtrer l'info entre détails importants ou pas.
So think twice before suggesting someone “just” [insert any task here]. You just might make them feel like an idiot.
Table of Contents Préambule Il était une fois, dans le royaume du développement, un développeur nommé John. En plein milieu d'un projet complexe, qui impliquait des fichiers de configuration .env et .yaml pour se connecter à une API tournant dans un conteneur Docker, John a commis l'impensable : il a ouvert un dépôt contenant uneLire la suite...
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TLDR: A product trying to simplify user tasks invariantly makes users want to perform more complex tasks
Tog’s Paradox (also known as The Complexity Paradox or Tog’s Complexity Paradox) is an observation that products aiming to simplify a task for users tend to inspire new, more complex tasks. It’s one of the key reasons for the symptom of requirements changing after delivery in enterprise software products, and for feature creep in consumer products. Tog’s Paradox also explains why it’s futile to try to completely nail down requirements for a software product, as the product itself will have an impact on the users,causing them to demand new functions.