I can't browse lemmy or play phone games while I read docs, but I can while I wait for the program to compile, load itself into a docker container, deploy to the test server, load my browser, and then fail to have fixed that bug I was looking at. Oh well, let me change one character and try again, it only takes about 15 minutes per attempt.
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Doing this exact thing, right at the moment I'm reading this. Oof. Time to get my shit together lol.
What a horrible pipeline you have. There's surely some way you could speed up that process?
compiling is like doing a poo at work. you could do it faster if you tried, but it's much more fun to browse your phone instead
Meh, I guess I've been at much more humane workplaces, where it feels nicer to get my work done efficiently and then no one cares if I leave much earlier.
Hold onto that, those are diamonds in the rough!
And cut into their Lemmy time? Inconceivable!
Example code >>>> Documentation
Example code == documentation
exampleCode == typeOf(Documentation)
Example code >= Documentation
I was just trying to figure out what attributes I could pass to a component to modify the ui without having to custom jobby it.
The docs simply showed an example of its most basic use case and a link to the original library they got the component off that they modified... The docs on that link also just show an example of it's most basic use case...
They didn't list all the possible things you could pass it anywhere.
This is a good example. I just came to say looking at the doc is going to take over 5 mins.
Honestly as someone who partakes in some cyber security challenges for fun, there are plenty of weird things that programmers or doc writers never ever consider but other times the docs are so barebones that it is worthless to read. And a high word count does not always mean the doc is useful when all the text is either ai generated slop, or a lot of high level ideations that don't get into how to work it.
RTFM
Ahh, or just reading the changelog...
It wasn't 8 hours for me, but the last Nimbus skin of Kodi broke some ratings due their recent API upgrade or something like that... I was doing all kinds of troubleshooting, but the solution was stated in the changelog... Just clean up ratings cache 😃
Fuck, this applies to so much more than programming. I had a buddy who was a scout for the marines. Primarily did boots on the ground raids. Super crazy dangerous shit where everyone needed to be on point and mis nothing or it meant someone was dying. The point is, he told me their motto or saying that has always stuck with me and I try to abide by to keep my adhd under wraps. "Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast." It's so easy to get caught rushing to make up time, but if rushing causes even one mistake, you will be moving slower in the end than if you took your time to be precise.
I felt assaulted by that meme.
/s
/me hangs head in shame