Meetings probably dumb you down.

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@YouAllSuck what's up with the consistent homo-erotic tropes in your comments? Its okay to be gay. Stop the incel behavior please.

There is no shitty syntax, apparently you found out the hard way the difference between class and instance variables, now you're blaming the language and its syntax for your incompetence, as you could have known this by reading the most basic Python tutorial.

Its literally in the documentation:

*instance variables are for data unique to each instance and class variables are for attributes and methods shared by all instances of the class*

https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/...

@YouAllSuck the behavior of Python classes is well-documented, see https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/..., https://digitalocean.com/community/..., https://digitalocean.com/community/..., https://medium.com/python-features/..., https://syntaxdb.com/ref/python/..., https://geeksforgeeks.org/g-fact-34...

There is behavioral difference between class variables and instance variables in Python.

@Demolishun a competent developer that knows its tooling works faster on a command-line.

@Midnight-shcode thats why rebasing exists

@Maer if for you a terminal is to an IDE is what assembly is to high-level languages, this in fact proves that you have been dumbed down.

@Midnight-shcode ask yourself why you have that tree in the first place. Stop abusing version control systems. Thanks.

@Cyanide using Git in a terminal is actually faster.

Why do you ask for peoples gender

@devphobe I don't know what MeWe is, but from a personal stance I would say the AI-based a priori content policy enforcement is undesirable in any case. Content should reviewed only when it is actually reported by a user (just like the police comes when a crime is reported). We would never accept some kind of predictive policing with AI outside of the digital realm.

@devphobe the challenge with Parler was that they didn't want to use AI to moderate content, this is an ideological stance. They object to content being monitored a priori.

Agile is exactly like religion, the only ones benefiting are the preachers.

@RememberMe software projects in C/C++, Python (and Cython), PHP, Ruby, Go, JS, Groovy, Lua; CI/CD projects with GitLab, Jenkins; infrastructure on GCP, Azure, AWS (Terraform, Ansible).

Sticking with the software projects, in no case an IDE was ever needed to develop the software. Most features provided by IDEs are available as command-line tools, and developers who actually know how to use these tools are more competent than developers who do not.

Engineers who work from the command-line, as we've noticed during hiring, are more likely to also understand concepts such as the OSI model, networking, resource management and design patterns, while the medior IDEot programmer does not even know what a process exit code is.

We theorized from this that IDEs actually dumb developers down, and takes away the incentive to fully understand what they are doing.

@AlmondSauce mastering your toolchain is reason enough.

Change 7 into "shell only"

If it is in the requirements.

@Fast-Nop I strongly disagree. Of course one can bash a screw in a wall with a hammer, but if a construction worker needs that to perform its job then they are clearly incompetent. A developers' hands should not move off the keyboard unless its to post on devrant or to enter a search query somewhere.

Most, if not all, tools that a developer needs are already included in POSIX and GNU, and competent software development means mastering these tools.

@AlmondSauce that you can not imagine effectively using these tools without an IDE is precisely the reason why IDEs enable bad development practices.

I got reprimanded once because I persisted in refering to the (scrum) standup as "the erect".