HN user

nissarup

112 karma
Posts0
Comments33
View on HN
No posts found.

For one narrow definition of documentation, yes.

I'm pretty sure our end-users would get no value out of reading the unit tests in the code of the application they are using.

Podman in Linux 5 years ago

Thank you! This has been my main headache with docker. I'll switch to podman at home.

WireGuard for iOS 8 years ago

Thank you for that link. I tried manually setting up a VPN for my phone. It didn't work. After deleting my old wg0.conf (and adding the DNS to the client) it worked.

I want that read/write/space-optimized triangle prominently featured in every languages documentation, filled in with the different data stuctures from that language.

Need quick reads? Use Y. Quick writes? Use X. Etc.

So it's not just "listen to your body" it's more like "learn to listen to the specific right signals that your body is whispering very, very softly while yelling for more sugar". Is that right?

I'm sorry. This is horrible advice. In fact I would not call it advice at all. Basically you are just saying "do the right thing" without specifying what "the right thing" actually is.

But "you need to read up on healthy foods/workout routines" is something completely different from "listen to your body".

The two statements are similar in one way, though: Completely useless as advice that will get people healthier. "listen to your body" will get people to eat what they wan't. "you need to read up on healthy foods/workout routines" will get people to read all sorts of bad advice. Like, for example: "listen to your body".

"...the only rule for a healthy lifestyle is: Listen to your body" and "Don't follow any dogmatic approach!" really don't belong together.

Also if it was as easy as "Listen to your body" do you think we would be having all these obesity problems now?