I'm not sure, I've noticed a similar experience.

My best self-examination has been that the coaching is more relational and fulfilled by the connection; and generalization seems less valuable because you are aware of the context and nuance. It's easy to give bad advice, difficult to give good.

Congrats!

I remember Postgres going from niche to mainstream after the Oracle acquisition destroyed the community. Big split in contributions flowing to Maria or Postgres. Postgres had a stronger head start and welcomed the community ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ seems like the choice for most new projects since.

Nice variation 🤣

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I always like the author originals personally as a reader. You should do whatever you will be happy with though!

Depending on how you plan to use it just check if it is an acceptable form of address. I don’t know UK reg but some US states require “residential” or “registered agent” as opposed to mailing. It gets through forms fine because it is a street address but can put you on the wrong side of the law.

I’ve used this company and they have some UK options, there is likely some UK based company that would be better and cheaper but here it is for comparison: www.anytimemailbox.com/l/united-kin...

I would definitely say it’s an accomplishment and worth being proud of. I think back in like 2010 the average for most sites was already 10x that, and the post-jquery world hasn’t really improved anything… You’re more than a couple standard deviations below the norm!

Feels like a trick question, because knowing you I think you would optimize, and you built the framework you use 😂

Going to not go check in the inspector and say 10kb without images.

3 feels like it is what people might look for and buy. Hockeystick feels more playful, but may not age as well

I’ve seen a few wall mounts at my local mechanics shop, this reddit thread links out to some: www.reddit.com/r/lego/comme... I think the thingiverse mount is very easy to lift the car off, then put it back for display, not the case for the poster versions though?

colemak.com/Design is pretty thorough, but maybe doesn’t address the “feel” the same way you are thinking of it

I think “nice” ends up a little subjective. You’re describing alternation which is a focus in dvorak, but other keyboards like colemak prefer “rolls”, with sequences moving from the outside in on the same hand, instead of alternating.

I’ve never seen a specific analysis, but seems like fun.

Engineer has always been more associated with a degree in my experience, while programmer is anybody who gets paid to code. I’ve worked with several companies where degree meant “engineer” in the title, while self-educated/bootcamp/what-have-you meant “developer” was the title; by policy.

Love it, awesome practical examples of something very theoretical that makes it so much more real and understandable. If only my Computability and Automata course book could have done half as good a job!

Personally I no longer bother with unit tests at all and focus on tests capturing the user value. I think that ends up kind of fitting somewhere around functional tests or automated UAT. In my mind that is the valuable artifact, the tests documenting how a user expects the software to work.

I like it! I think TDD and clean code are aspirational for our industry but don’t provide the claimed benefits, it’s a subset of the disciplined approach to problem solving that is providing the development value add.