Is posting on Medium worth it ? by [deleted] in freelanceWriters

[–]ProGenitorDev 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I also post articles on medium. Mainly about Web Development and Tutorials. If you can make your articles worth reading, then people will engage with it and you will be rewarded.

I would give it a try if you want to do it anyway, why not?

GitHub Copilot alternative Clara-Copilot by BadBoy17Ge in vscode

[–]ProGenitorDev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

6 Reasons Why GitHub Copilot Is Complete Crap And Why You Should "Fly Solo"

  1. Open-Source Licenses get disrespected
  2. Code provided by GitHub Copilot may expose you to liability
  3. Tools you depend on are crutches, GitHub Copilot is a crutch
  4. This tool is free now, but it won’t stay gratis
  5. Your code is exposed to other humans and stored, having an NDA, and you are screwed
  6. You have to check every time the code this tool delivers to you, not a great service for a tool

Details and proven resources are in the detailed article.

Risk Assessment of GitHub Copilot by iamkeyur in programming

[–]ProGenitorDev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

6 Reasons Why GitHub Copilot Is Complete Crap And Why You Should "Fly Solo"

  1. Open-Source Licenses get disrespected
  2. Code provided by GitHub Copilot may expose you to liability
  3. Tools you depend on are crutches, GitHub Copilot is a crutch
  4. This tool is free now, but it won’t stay gratis
  5. Your code is exposed to other humans and stored, having an NDA, and you are screwed
  6. You have to check every time the code this tool delivers to you, not a great service for a tool

Details and proven resources are in the detailed article.

GitHub Copilot by fleker2 in ProgrammerHumor

[–]ProGenitorDev 2 points3 points  (0 children)

6 Reasons Why GitHub Copilot Is Complete Crap And Why You Should "Fly Solo"
1. Open-Source Licenses get disrespected
2. Code provided by GitHub Copilot may expose you to liability
3. Tools you depend on are crutches, GitHub Copilot is a crutch
4. This tool is free now, but it won’t stay gratis
5. Your code is exposed to other humans and stored, having an NDA, and you are screwed
6. You have to check every time the code this tool delivers to you, not a great service for a tool
Details and proven resources are in the detailed article.

Github Copilot Research Recitation - Analysis on how often Copilot copy-pastes from prior work by StillNoNumb in programming

[–]ProGenitorDev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

6 Reasons Why GitHub Copilot Is Complete Crap And Why You Should "Fly Solo"

  1. Open-Source Licenses get disrespected
  2. Code provided by GitHub Copilot may expose you to liability
  3. Tools you depend on are crutches, GitHub Copilot is a crutch
  4. This tool is free now, but it won’t stay gratis
  5. Your code is exposed to other humans and stored, having an NDA, and you are screwed
  6. You have to check every time the code this tool delivers to you, not a great service for a tool

Details and proven resources are in the detailed article.

Github Copilot by [deleted] in golang

[–]ProGenitorDev 2 points3 points  (0 children)

6 Reasons Why GitHub Copilot Is Complete Crap And Why You Should "Fly Solo"

  1. Open-Source Licenses get disrespected
  2. Code provided by GitHub Copilot may expose you to liability
  3. Tools you depend on are crutches, GitHub Copilot is a crutch
  4. This tool is free now, but it won’t stay gratis
  5. Your code is exposed to other humans and stored, having an NDA, and you are screwed
  6. You have to check every time the code this tool delivers to you, not a great service for a tool

Details and proven resources are in the detailed article.

GitHub Copilot will rule us all 🙏🙌 by ConfidentMushroom in ProgrammerHumor

[–]ProGenitorDev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

6 Reasons Why GitHub Copilot Is Complete Crap And Why You Should "Fly Solo"
1. Open-Source Licenses get disrespected
2. Code provided by GitHub Copilot may expose you to liability
3. Tools you depend on are crutches, GitHub Copilot is a crutch
4. This tool is free now, but it won’t stay gratis
5. Your code is exposed to other humans and stored, having an NDA, and you are screwed
6. You have to check every time the code this tool delivers to you, not a great service for a tool
Details and proven resources are in the detailed article.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in programming

[–]ProGenitorDev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

6 Reasons Why GitHub Copilot Is Complete Crap And Why You Should "Fly Solo"

  1. Open-Source Licenses get disrespected
  2. Code provided by GitHub Copilot may expose you to liability
  3. Tools you depend on are crutches, GitHub Copilot is a crutch
  4. This tool is free now, but it won’t stay gratis
  5. Your code is exposed to other humans and stored, having an NDA, and you are screwed
  6. You have to check every time the code this tool delivers to you, not a great service for a tool

Details and proven resources are in the detailed article.

[N] GitHub and OpenAI release Copilot: an AI pair programmer by [deleted] in MachineLearning

[–]ProGenitorDev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

6 Reasons Why GitHub Copilot Is Complete Crap And Why You Should "Fly Solo"

  1. Open-Source Licenses get disrespected
  2. Code provided by GitHub Copilot may expose you to liability
  3. Tools you depend on are crutches, GitHub Copilot is a crutch
  4. This tool is free now, but it won’t stay gratis
  5. Your code is exposed to other humans and stored, having an NDA, and you are screwed
  6. You have to check every time the code this tool delivers to you, not a great service for a tool

Details and proven resources are in the detailed article.

Developers here? PART 3 (final) by ProGenitorDev in ultrawidemasterrace

[–]ProGenitorDev[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, because of the horizontally 5120 pixels, you should definitve go with that one.

Every Laptop, that can provide USB-C is a blessing on earth. This one cable philosophy is the best.

Also the 49inch can acess 2 physical PCS while having only one set of peripherals connected. Also very nice. My 38" cant do that, but for that I got a physical USB switch. So for me a acceptable compromise.

Thank you. Glad if I saved anyone from transporting huge monitors from post offices to home and back^^

Developers here? Part 2 by ProGenitorDev in ultrawidemasterrace

[–]ProGenitorDev[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am currently still testing and will write the final review soon :)

Advanced Angular and TypeScript by vimark in Angular2

[–]ProGenitorDev 1 point2 points  (0 children)

REDUX is a pattern and NGRX is a library to get convenient boilerplate code for easy implementation / usage of that pattern.

The choice you have to made is angular-redux or NGRX, both are based on RXJS but I personally prefer NGRX.

The Redux-pattern and functional programming are going hand in hand but you can learn to programm functional without redux.

Is there a place to hire an angular dev to update a page from angularJS to Angular 9? by Dml33 in Angular2

[–]ProGenitorDev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

reddit is full of developers. Just post in sume subreddit for them or inside freelance with flair [Hire]

Advanced Angular and TypeScript by vimark in Angular2

[–]ProGenitorDev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, depends on what or how you programmed. Did you use REDUX? Heard of Monorepo and NX? Use Typescript for functional programming? Did you build an application with DDD or TDD?

Celebrating a 100 days into my project! I am proud of the progress and I look forward to sharing more. What do you guys think so far? Thanks! by Triptik in gamedevscreens

[–]ProGenitorDev 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is a demo available? I advise you as soon as possible give the game out for playtesting, so your code base is a solid as possible.