throwing away the benefits of incremental build is actually not justifiable. Does your org not have a build team?

we could add so much deterministic code at 1.5GB that would start religions…

you are an enemy of capitalists though, at least thats how those pigs see it. Your /s was because people thought you were criticising free software and the GPL? Huh, guess there’s more than one way to slice the dough…

One of my resolutions this year is to not sit in front of a screen if I need entertainment. I force myself to talk to family members at home or do stuff with my hands that feels satisfying like fixing the odd broken stuff in my house or helping out with groceries or cleaning work.

I have a bachelors. Masters degree seems worthwile but also not. I do like learning about hard compsci problems and trying to implement naive but funny “solvers” that crash the desktop.

WHY DID YOU SHOW ME YOUR KEEBS! I don’t wanna be broke man! tryin’ to avoid ruining my bank account! (/s and sorry for screaming 9 months later)

Sure Mr. Dessalines. Communists are infallible and we should all defer to the geniuses who have to hide on the internet like vampires from the sun. there’s no point in history where a communist was not infalible! You think my praise of those specific people and my detestation of the same people can’t co-exist? A revolution is not without bloodshed. But it’s folly to think you’re perfect just because you’re a communist. Remember you’re human first.

Why didn’t you buy a framework, or even a macbook and run asahi Linux on it?

you joke… but the frontend is a schizophrenic who thinks 0, undefined, NaN and document.all are the same thing. We have to be cautious.

How much of it is them looking at the curriculum and being surprised by the amount of mathematics and theory?

because AI will be generating most code.

What’s funny is AI is learning from developer code to write code. If it runs out of this dataset it has to eat it’s own output. This is a recipe for disaster.

You’re underestimating the determination of a 13 year old if you think SQL is going to stump them… unless it’s a specific 13 year old you know.

Man who celebrates the invention of the wheel laments that people won’t reinvent the wheel

Is there something else I’m missing?

the rest of the universe? this why webdevs get mocked, you know…

might I suggest the following:

1. Sensor Daemon and webserver can be in the same language/stack. Consider even making them the same program. your webserver needs to run always if you want users to be able to go to your site and get the output.
2. Use a database like sqlite instead of a raw json dump as querying for data from your webserver becomes flexible (especially for charting purposes)
3. Note: you can store json as a column in sqlite as well if you are concerned that you have too deep of nested data. just store them with keys that are required for your charts.
4. you can achieve the circular buffer functionality naively by periodically checking number of rows > threshold and deleting the rows if it is exceeded.

hard to find the link to linuxmint.com unless you are familiar with alternativeto dot com. make the title go to linuxmint.com, not stay inside your own website!

can you please use punctuation?

Not OP but this isn’t black and white thinking. Windows simply has become unusable for a lot of people. I don’t get the “windows works for me, but I will force you to say the same” arguments in this thread.

my wife’s company has a more stable staging than prod. hence my joking remark

there should be a way to discover and chose the ligatures of a font. unless I am mistaken, we can only toggle certain font features but there is no easy way to know what font features are even supported inside a font.

2nd thing is maybe an option to have custom syntax highlighting system where we can create and load color profiles (very useful in networking world)