TuringC0mplete t1_jc5a01d wrote on March 14, 2023 at 3:19 AM

Reply to A sand sculpture I made this afternoon by skabobbin

/r/thanksihateit

Cool art, but makes me very uncomfortable lol

TuringC0mplete t1_ja6k6po wrote on February 27, 2023 at 5:23 AM

Reply to [Homemade] Brazilian cheese bread by Extra_Past1148

These are super easy to make and are super tasty. Gonna add the ingredients to my shopping list now so I can make them this week xD

TuringC0mplete t1_j2cjwkw wrote on December 31, 2022 at 6:02 AM

Reply to comment by Just_Looking_Busy in Aphrodite beats her son Eros with a slipper. 360 BC from Taranto by swell_swell_swell

Beat me to it

TuringC0mplete t1_ir752yi wrote on October 5, 2022 at 8:37 PM

Reply to comment by Rwagstaff84 in Interactive sketches to illustrate SOLID programming principles by trekhleb

I preach SOLID pretty hard, but I think after a certain point it just becomes second nature and a "Yeah, that's just how you do it" kind of mindset. Not all of these principles are applicable to every scenario, but for the most part they're a good guide to writing clean code. Some languages don't even have interfaces to do a lot of SOLID things with (looking at you, python -.-)

But I agree that just because you understand the concepts doesn't mean you know how to affectively apply them. Hell, even for preaching them so much, the architect on my team explained to me a few months ago how I was using LSP completely wrong.

Ultimately to me, it's a great teaching tool; but you definitely need to know when to apply it.