The lite is a tablet, which might be perfect for me, as I often work on remote machines anyway. Framework seemed pricier to me with some nice extras... but I didn't really get well acquainted. If it doesn't pan out I'd look into framework.
monomon
joined 2 years ago
Ordered the starlite a couple of weeks ago, can't wait to test it out! delivery times are quite long, so gotta hold my breath
First impression: The difference of org mode speed on Windows is stunning!
Convenience and reproducibility
Hands down the best programming book. It has a great section on abstraction through data structures.
As others said, in-depth design is often skipped, especially if the dev team started very small. Sounds like your intuition is right, though - the lack of design bit them on the ass when they realized they missed a part.
I have also been laughed at when I suggested a UML diagram in the past. However, it is helpful. For more visually oriented people even more so.
I'd suggest to go ahead and do it, unless your boss is adamant that it is a waste of time. When they see the result they might be happy.
It's a pity it doesn't work with the nvidia drivers. I would've switched by now, otherwise.
Any other recommendations for wayland? I've been through i3, awesome, xmonad.
Solid advice. Try something tangentially related to what you do, at a sufficient but comfortable distance. This will help you grow as a developer. Also totally seconding the last line - it must be fun.
The tee program is also very useful!
Wow, that's really cheap! I should check it out now.
My kids (4 and 8) love stardew valley. Also it works on every device. Been considering don't starve for a while. Will check if valheim fits the bill, thanks.