VibeSurgeon

Under semantic versioning, you should really be ashamed of bumping the major number, since this means you went and broke backwards compatibility in some way.

There’s some history behind it. First the author didn’t want to have it open source, iirc due to some bad experiences with having their source code open? Don’t remember exactly. The repo you linked existed for bug reporting basically. Then later on this changed and the source code got released. I still don’t know if the author is interested in getting public contributions to the codebase.

Regardless, the author makes some very pleasant software, and is super responsive at fixing issues/implementing feature requests. Hats entirely off to them.

Clearly in reference to

@Service
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Spring: Never, my partner is allergic to tree pollen released during the spring, nor does the indoor temperature warrant opening the windows

Summer: Sometimes in late summer - I am allergic to grass pollen highly prevalent in early summer. Once they clear, I open the windows when it’s warmer inside than outside, to cool down my apartment slightly

Autumn: Rarely. The temperature usually does not warrant opening the windows

Winter: Never. It’s far too cold to let heat intentionally escape

How I avoid suffocation: my apartment is well-ventilated, this is not an issue whatsoever

I think we all know it actually stands for One Rich Asshole Called Larry Ellison

In all honesty, the protocols and structs-thing they talk about in Swift-land is the way to go. Interfaces and data classes in JVM-land

Why even use DI if you’re not planning on faking dependencies for unit testing purposes

I managed to organically create a StrategyFactory at work once.

It was a good design, but it felt extremely wrong

2 people, about €300 spent in grocery stores monthly, with the caveat that both of us get some level of food at work.

I have a bidet as well, but I use a very small amount of paper to dry up - and verify that the bidet has done its job well.

I don’t think I would want to use it without any way of drying up.

26. I did a mix of driving with my parents and taking driving classes.

I didn’t hurry up to take it because it’s not mandatory to drive where I’ve lived so far, and where I live now it’s completely optional. These days I drive very rarely, most commonly when visiting family.

For anyone who opened this link in the GitHub mobile app and got confused, make sure to read from the very beginning of the comment thread - the mobile app only shows the very last comments, which cuts out the actual interesting part.

Yoghurt ranks high for me.