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We have a couple from Foo (AKA Foo) today, include a special text copy-paste
Foo shared "I know you usually post image WTFs here, but here's a text output from chromium:
[...:ERROR:components/viz/service/display/display.cc:273] Frame latency is negative: -0.18 ms
While this issue might be fixed by now, at least onToday's maybe more of a "representative data sheet entry" than anything else.
Every developer has the experience of reading the documentation. If you've been at this for some time, you've probably read bad documentation. Documentation that is incomplete, inaccurate, or otherwise flawed. Or, my personal favorite, the brief time where Oracle tried to put all of ...
Matlab is special. Scientists and researchers love it. Programmers hate it, and not just because it uses 1-based arrays. I've worked on a number of projects where the task was "take this Matlab code and convert it to C so we can run it on an embedded CPU". Somehow, in that process, I've avoided learning much about Matlab.
Andre works on a team...
Today's submitter John F. was migrating data from a Microsoft platform to a Microsoft platform, using Microsoft tools. Absolutely nothing could go wrong, right?
Right?
Developing software can't simply be done with a text editor and a compiler. There are a variety of other tools we have to bring to bear that support our efforts and keep the team organized, like say, source control.
There are certain tools we all have to use that I would argue, nobody has actually make a version that's any good. Build tooling is one of my go-to example...