Obed Parlapiano
@ObedParla
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Frontend Engineer. Writing about React and JavaScript https://t.co/O8GtyJzxGG.
Budapest
Joined April 2010
Stilgar's dialogue options: . "Lisan al gaib"."Lisan al gaib!" ."LISAN AL GAIB".
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I have to keep reminding myself that It's not just about solving the problem, but making sure anyone who reads your code can follow my logic.
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In software development, clarity beats cleverness. Write code as if the next person to read it knows where you live. Good devs understand the importance of readability and simplicity.
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It's not about using every new tool, but mastering the ones that truly make a difference in your work.
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Don’t mistake kids being annoying with your inability to be a loving, caring parent. If you’re a child-adult that can’t cope with the banality of life then sure, maybe you can’t cope with taking care of another person. But kids aren’t the problem, at all.
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Going to have a cake as a couple? Meh that’s ok . Going with your kids? BEST EST EVER. CAKEEEE. it becomes the highlight of the day . Going for a walk alone? Nice. With kids? It becomes an adventure. Honestly everything is far better with kids.
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Uhm . I do all those things and have always done all those things while having kids . Do people really think kids prevent you from enjoying life or something? They actually make everything more enjoyable.
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Plus it’s not like “adult” books aren’t mediocre. By definition most stuff isn’t great, there’s no way around it. There’s just far more for “adults”, so it’s easier to pick the good stuff. Adults also have had more time to read, hence find the good stuff.
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The problem with YA fiction is that it’s too wide a range. Things like The Hobbit or Ender Games are often called “young adult fiction” when they’re not. I kind of agree a lot of YA is mediocre, but it’s also useful to learn to differentiate genres as a reader.
Taught 11 yo about the concept of "young adult fiction" and that he should just skip it and go straight to books written for adults.
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AI Pin: We're a replacement for your iPhone. Also AI Pin: you need to pair it to a computer in order to use it, because this is not a phone.
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I'm struggling to let my daughter watch on her ipad unattended. Youtube is filled with random garbage, and Netflix kids is for babies (she's 8), but all of Netflix has too much adult stuff. Recommendations?.
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Haha people complain about their iPhone having a little white sign about disposal . But I’m return we get, like, amazing stuff such as this . 💯💯.
To comply with the EEA's (European Economic Area) Digital Markets Act (DMA) Windows 11 will allow users to uninstall Microsoft Edge, disable Bing in Windows Search, turn off Microsoft News Feed, and remove ads from the Widgets board. This only applies of the following countries
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We had to make the rule of "ipad only on weekends" and she's back to normal. I do believe certain amount of screens are good, I work on a screen 14 hours a day, and growing up with a computer made a huge difference for me. But kids are supposed to *play* with *stuff*!.
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And after two weeks all hell broke lose. She couldn't do anything anymore because everything made her bored, she argued with us, her mood was terrible, she hid herself in corners to use the ipad.
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Everyone always said how well behaved she was, and although I think it's partially her nature, not letting her use screens at an early age is crucial. She's now 8 and can use the ipad *on the weekends* only. We made the mistake to let her use it any day after her chores.
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Story time!. We raised our daughter in Malta up to age 4. We never let her use ipad/phone at all. We always took her with us *everywhere*, even to the USA on a 14hour plane at age 2. In Malta we saw 9/10 kids with phones at restaurants, on trollies, everywhere.
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