@Root Sort of, the power cable had some issue and don't have any local replacement, online order will take some time

@Revenger Thank you, that's extremely helpful 🙂

@Wack Yeap, unfortunately majority of the ones I have come across, offer remote work only within the city or the country.

@Root Agreed, I personally find degrees alone to be useless as well. Though, I do have two years of working experience as well. So to never even get to the first level, is sometimes hard to digest.

*possibly missing out on

@SukMikeHok Bachelor's in CS

@myss glad to help 😊

@Root it's being used for two states 🙄

@leksyib Exactly! Just like how they show in the hacker roles 😬

@maushax Why is your coworker doing a code review, if the concepts are not clear to him/her?

@LeFlawk Accepted 😁

@albi there's workaround for that https://youtu.be/gkC_HFPr5kE the video is in German but is easy to follow, plus the auto translated captions are good enough too.

@albi Nice :D Did you also get the UI done or only the bash?

@Fast-Nop The tag ain't directly related to the Superhero part but knowing the place and its policies, I know the ones that are working up there won't be paid overtime.
Additionally, not everyone is lucky (or has the necessary skills) to be in a country where they can reject job opportunities due to no overtime pay as they rarely come by.

On some editors Ctrl + Shift + V helps in reducing the rage.

@yodude 😭😂😂

@linuxxx 😂😂😂

@Lahsen2016 Pleasure is all mine and thanks :D

@rehman it's not an improvement but rather an upgrade that will enable the extension to work with Visual Studio 2017 😀

@growling how did it go?

@Devnergy Nope, but somewhere close #DevRantsCommentsArePublicCantGiveMoreDetails :P

@skynet Interesting, thanks :D

@linuxxx Awesome stuff!
You can your time with this one, since it's not so important.
Why does adding +'s at the end work?
https://lynkz.me/Zb8TebX
Works with
https://lynkz.me/Zb8TebX+
https://lynkz.me/Zb8TebX++ and so on.

You can perhaps use this + to display the preview as @xenira has already suggested.

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@Condor optimizing the code and keeping the features to the minimum are two totally different things. This post is about premature code optimization @Axis described it well above. Personally, at least in the past, the more I have optimized the more feature ideas have come to my head and I have implemented them to only realize later that their ROI wasn't worth it, as a very small portion of the users would use it.

@pacohojaverde I pray for thou, that may the writing force be with thou 😎

@ryanmhoffman changed order gets. Original order 3, 4, 2, 0, 1

@elonmusk Close enough, but not flat enough.

@AlgoRythm Thanks for the recommendation. I don't usually support freemium like services/apps, as I would either like them to be paid or free, not in between. But, I am considering supporting devRant 🤔

This may not be a direct answer to the question posed, but when it comes to bad code, I believe the main reason is closed source mindset.

By closed source mindset, I mean having a mindset where you see bad code but don't guide the friend, colleague or student on how it can be improved, so that you always stay ahead of that developer.

When by guiding the developer, you can then slowly but surely have them on a path where one day they can highlight to you what can be improved in your code.

For example, we have a team member (who has been a part of the team for 5 years), who, I recently realized doesn't know about the Don't Repeat Yourself principle. The team member is surely to be blamed for this, but I would put the blame equally on all the developers who have seen his/her code thought the years but never took out the time to guide him/her not even a bit.