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apart from that, learning programming went from something one does out of calling, to something one does to get a job. The percentage of programmers that actually like coding is going down, so on average they're going to be worse

I am from Europe and it is the norm where I live

I wish Debian wouldn't try to autoinstall updates out of the box like Windows. Especially when it doesn't have the disk space to do that and bricks itself

I hope the file encodings CEO and the line endings CEO trip over something and break their nose

I love when I try to switch apps like this and instead of content I get explanations of some Fediverse bs on 10 screens and have to pick instances I know nothing about, wondering if I will have a bad experience with what I picked, so I just abandon ship

And when I manage to finish the process I get either something that's not working or a majorly inferior experience. Lemmy is the only thing I managed to stick with. Before good clients became available for it, it also wasn't looking good

Meh, I guess there's just no reason for it to be synced. Hardware is out of the question

it's horribly out of sync with the screenshare and low quality

Yeah it's great, same thing on the Google Pixel. The mic/camera thing brings peace of mind

I see that my previous comment is not the common reality apparently.

I'm mainly a C# + js dev of a few years, and I would love to see what precisely other people here are having problems with, because I've had a completely different experience to most of the people replying.

I just don't understand this. You get used to the syntax and borrow checker in a day or two. It's a non-issue.

if you don't implement it, it will get implemented by someone else anyway and you're putting your job at risk