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The comment section proves that xml is far superior to json
The comment section proves that xml is far superior to json
What a nonsense. Penguins are birds and birds are governmental drones aimed to spy on people, not to defend anything. Polar bears are!
And if not US, it’s UK, France or Russia
Then China
He actually supports Jordan Peterson but feels bad about it
sings I’m walrus
He’s not a walrus
WTF
How the fuck Trump is useful?
Turd sandwich vs giant douche
What’s your superpower? Mustard cock
Sorry, was writing it from the toilet. Needed to hurry in order to not miss a PBR
Like yes, but undone armpits generate more wealth than the rocket to Mars
God is dead and we have killed him, you piece of shit
You slay, babe
I don’t want to offend anyone, but this sword is STRAIGHT
In the meantime, the one entity that enables them all to hit these numbers: over 400 years.
Apache foundation of course
I wonder how the commenters could be that sure it won’t be them who will burn in nuclear fire
Russia is withdrawing troops from Armenia
Armenia doesn’t support the war in Ukraine
Armenia had a war with Azerbaijan which was supplied with weapons by Belarus, which is closely integrated with Russia
He looks and sounds like a dark souls boss
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I follow these simple rules and encourage my colleagues to do so
If I’m just shuffling jsons, then yes, the code should be self documented. If it’s not, the code should be rewritten.
If I implement some complex logic or algorithm, then the documentation should be written both to tests and in the code. Tests should be as dull as possible.
If I write multithreading, the start, interruption, end, and shared variables should be clearly indicated by all means that I have: comment, documentation, code clearness. Tests should be repeated and waits should not be over 50ms.