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  3. every time someone mentions having to write boring routine stuff or boilerplate code i write them off in my head.

every time someone mentions having to write boring routine stuff or boilerplate code i write them off in my head.

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  • hipsterelectron@circumstances.runH This user is from outside of this forum
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    RE: https://circumstances.run/@davidgerard/116170578979712155

    every time someone mentions having to write boring routine stuff or boilerplate code i write them off in my head. boilerplate is 15% of the reason i ended my relationship with rust after a decade. that is stuff you should be able to exclude once you have codified a mental model to abstract it. this is a very basic function of programming. if you haven't gotten to that point yet then your expertise is very limited

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      RE: https://circumstances.run/@davidgerard/116170578979712155

      every time someone mentions having to write boring routine stuff or boilerplate code i write them off in my head. boilerplate is 15% of the reason i ended my relationship with rust after a decade. that is stuff you should be able to exclude once you have codified a mental model to abstract it. this is a very basic function of programming. if you haven't gotten to that point yet then your expertise is very limited

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      @hipsterelectron just use a language which doens't have boiler plate, it is really that easy.

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      • tusharhero@mathstodon.xyzT tusharhero@mathstodon.xyz

        @hipsterelectron just use a language which doens't have boiler plate, it is really that easy.

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        @tusharhero or a language that allows you to implement your own abstractions

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        • fay@lingo.lolF fay@lingo.lol

          @hipsterelectron we actually have things to abstract away boilerplate and boring stuff and they're called libraries. I truly don't understand these clowns

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          @hipsterelectron in the absolute worst case one can still use stuff like cookie-cutter that's easy and cheap and ethical

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          • hipsterelectron@circumstances.runH hipsterelectron@circumstances.run

            RE: https://circumstances.run/@davidgerard/116170578979712155

            every time someone mentions having to write boring routine stuff or boilerplate code i write them off in my head. boilerplate is 15% of the reason i ended my relationship with rust after a decade. that is stuff you should be able to exclude once you have codified a mental model to abstract it. this is a very basic function of programming. if you haven't gotten to that point yet then your expertise is very limited

            fay@lingo.lolF This user is from outside of this forum
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            @hipsterelectron we actually have things to abstract away boilerplate and boring stuff and they're called libraries. I truly don't understand these clowns

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            • fay@lingo.lolF fay@lingo.lol

              @hipsterelectron we actually have things to abstract away boilerplate and boring stuff and they're called libraries. I truly don't understand these clowns

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              @fay yeah but now you can claim you're dependency-free that's the american way

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              • hipsterelectron@circumstances.runH hipsterelectron@circumstances.run

                @fay yeah but now you can claim you're dependency-free that's the american way

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                @hipsterelectron overcursed

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