There is a community about aphantasia on Lemmy too: !aphantasia@lemmy.world
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I am a big believer in the YAGNI (You aren’t gonna need it) principle. But it applies to features, not coding practices. It is more of a way to say: Code the MVP (minimal viable product) firs…
This article will help you have another point of view with the Visitor Pattern by thinking it with the Double-Dispatch Approach. This article will also show you a practical use case of how this pattern is applied in .NET.
I agree that there is some form of advertising (at least sponsoring) associated with the article, but on the other hand, the point the article is making remains valid and knowledgeable.
Cake is an imperative and task-based way of expressing builds. In my opinion, it truly provides its benefits when you have a complex build pipeline. The added value is that any C# developer can understand and contribute to the build process without needing to master bash or PowerShell scripting languages or figure out how to use declarative DSLs like GitHub Actions, AppVeyor, or GitLab CI
You’re not as loosely coupled as you think!
When you hear tight coupling or being loosely coupled, what does that even mean? There are many aspects to coupling to consider.
If ADHD is recognized as a disability it's also because it can significantly impact a person's quality of life, even if some individuals learn to manage their symptoms, if you had to manage your issue I understand it may not have been for free
[Video] Is ADHD Just a Neurodiversity Rather than a Disorder? Where The Economist Gets It Wrong
The Two Articles from the Economist:
Researchers are questioning if ADHD should be seen as a disorder. The Economist, October 30, 2024. https://archive.is/a4xbu
ADHD should not be treated as a disorder. The Economist, October 30, 2024. https://archive.is/hNPIQ#selection-97...