Yup, but i guess writing down your own notes with extra details helps with recommendation
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I would like to make an inform opinion. Where could I learn more about the good practices on rem?
I think the only notifications i care about are steam notifications. Otherwise, i aggressively turn them off. I expect myself to catch up on an application when I use the application.
Maybe the only downside is checking my calendar, email, IM at least once a day instead of letting it inform me of events.
At least with UI code, the tests / code don't really express the experience for the user. (But it's getting better with time!)
In that practice, it's better to run it locally! For each UI file / function, try to get it to execute from a user's POV.
Unrelated to the main thread but what jobs pay junior's 250k? Asking for a friend...
I would like to see this where each edge is also uniquely addressable.
Databases. e.g. Relational databases, SQL, performance profiles
Is there any chance to build a sustainable open source project to alleviate some of these problems?
Steam should bring back mini games between friends.