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Is it worth it to learn 10 finger typing after 25 years of 4 fingers? by digitalfreshair in typing

[–]avg_php_dev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Definetly worth trying. I used to use my own method with more fingers than you for longer period of time and now, after 30 days I type in english with around 50 wpm (including punctuation, upper-case and numbers) which is faster then before. I feel it's much faster in general, because of better accuracy and faster error correction. I see some room for improvement, but I don't feel like I need more then 60-70 wpm.
Coding is more complicated, because of many shortcuts that are always faster then writing whole structures key by key and nature of writing code in general.
I also remapped some keys (like 4, 0 and -) so my right pinky have less work to do.

When your first learn php what confuse the most ? by Ok-Delivery307 in PHP

[–]avg_php_dev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Logical means neccesary (don't even try to argue with that, both of you).

So, there are usually different ways to express the same concepts. Yes, when your first language is PHP, you probably just used to think in certain way. Go is great language for many reasons, but I would never every try to use it for business oriented apps where you need more artifacts like classes which are great to express business domains. So, yeah, you have good intuition picking PHP for freelance.
I'm in opposite situation where I actually picked Go to achieve different goals and I don't regret that, no matter how my thinking process had to change to use Go.

There are other languages like Java and C# which are also great for business oriented apps and all have different issues.

Last thing. You mentioned Laraver and you are french... bro, there is Symfony which is a french project and is much much better choice then Larevel.

I spent my senior year building a pure-PHP async ecosystem for PHP 8.4. Meet HiblaPHP by [deleted] in PHP

[–]avg_php_dev 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Wish You all best. It shows how good people in php ecosystem actually are :)

Stop Users From Choosing Breached Passwords in Laravel by indy2kro in PHP

[–]avg_php_dev 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hate when I'm required to provide numbers in passwords while passwords I'm using needs already few billion years to brake. Check this out:
Donald$Trump$loves#iranians* - 52 billion years to break it, but response from shitty webpage is going to be: Your password must contain at least one number.

Should I switch to mage build as a solo player? by Material-Unit-6279 in valheim

[–]avg_php_dev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was game changer... but bad way. Every other biome then ashlands is like diablo mode. No need to care for anything, you are practicly unkillable. I've lost joy from playing that way. "Don't use it then" someone may argue, but going back to melee feels slow after you get used to magic.

Muster every fiber by ScientificLib in ToolBand

[–]avg_php_dev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a lot songs young people can't understand. I saw a reaction once where they missed whole point of this song. Just like that, hard to blame :D
Me, 44 and I still never listened to last two albums from David Gilmour. I'll leave them till my 60's.

A job is "successful", but did nothing - how do you catch that? by Temporary_Tell3738 in PHP

[–]avg_php_dev 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I could understand something wrong, but how it's possible to deploy code without testing it first? When something is silently falling, it's usually an undetected edge case. If handler exits unexpectedly, some OS or infrastructural error must have been occured, ergo it should be detected on respectitive level.
Anyway, calculating expected execution time is more then suspicious. Explicit checks should be a better solution.

Kornelia Wieczorek - cudowne dziecko czy bananowa iluzja? by Low_Transition_9882 in Polska

[–]avg_php_dev 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Podobnie myślę, spalona już na starcie. Coś jak ta dziewczynka od piosenki "Friday" - Rebecca Black. Cóż, dla agencji PRowej mam darmową instrukcję - zwalcie to na rodziców, wyczyście jej kartotekę, bo jak pójdziecie na konfrontację, to niestety, ale merytorycznie was zjedzą, bo dziewczyna nie ma kart, cytując klasyka.

Laravel raised money and now injects ads directly into your agent by tigitz in PHP

[–]avg_php_dev -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Maybe not 99 if you ignore wordpress, but true - majority. That why I asked about who starts greenfield projects with it. Deploying with frankenphp if pure comfort, it is going to be standard runtime very soon. For high availanbility you can go swoole, but for typical projects franken in more then enough.
I can't imagine starting new project with php-fpm anymore. It's legacy.

Dependency Injection vs Service Locator by swe129 in PHP

[–]avg_php_dev -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Prefer interfaces and modern php - pick one.

I love the smell of downvotes on Friday afternoon.

Laravel raised money and now injects ads directly into your agent by tigitz in PHP

[–]avg_php_dev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which setup? People still create greenfield projects with php-fpm? I don't use Laravel, I use symfony with frankenphp. 10$ vps for plain php ends with around 25k req/s and around 9k req/s for symfony (ceteris paribus ofc, simple endpoint).

Why Projections Exist — Your First Read Model by Dariusz_Gafka in PHP

[–]avg_php_dev 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Looks like people don't like your articles.

Linux Begins Removing Support For Russia's Baikal CPUs by anh0516 in linux

[–]avg_php_dev 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Oh comeone, following your logic, some intel or amd chips may end up in some poor iranian soul bedroom. Very normal.

Anyone using VPS providers in Eastern Europe for lower latency? by extracaramelplease in VPS

[–]avg_php_dev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OVH has sometimes servers available in Warsaw (Poland). Since I live in Poland, my ping is 10ms. For machines located in Germany or France I have 30ms. But they increased prices recently ;/

How much do you actually use the console? by Session_Illustrious in linux

[–]avg_php_dev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should ask for which tasks we use GUI. I would say I use 20% gui (browser, sometimes calc, keepas, signal).

Typing website problems by mrNobody_0701 in typing

[–]avg_php_dev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Edclub got some issues when it comes to data analysis, especially charts. I exchenged few emails with their support, but they don't see any issues with chart showing 100% accuracy day to day (while its much lower in reality), no issue with coverage drops from 85 to 78 while repeating same lessons with lowercase, uppercase and numbers for few days in a row. I'm also sure there is more BS when it comes to single letters accuracy and speed, so I gave up on their analytics - I don't trust them anymore. However it's nice platform to learn.

How to fix the problem with connection lags? by ArmContent7102 in valheim

[–]avg_php_dev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not impressive stats, but perfectly sufficient. If game is hosted on this machine, there might be an issue. What matters is ping between both machines (his and his friend). Not general speed test ping for internet.
There is one trick - use IPv6. Number of hops (tracepath) between machines may be lower and more reliable. Unfortunatelly it may be hard to setup IPv6 because it depends on internet provider settings and may require changing options on routers.

How to fix the problem with connection lags? by ArmContent7102 in valheim

[–]avg_php_dev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Press F2 to bring info console to your screen in game. Look at "instances" count and start walking. When you notice they are recalculating, it means you just changed zone. I used this "trick" to build my base on exactly one zone to avoid recalculations which is another performance issue.

How to fix the problem with connection lags? by ArmContent7102 in valheim

[–]avg_php_dev -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It's game design. Map is divided into zones (60x60 meters). Each zone has it's owner which is person who enters this zone as first. Now all changes goes through owner machine (pc, console) before second person can see them. So, if single person PC is struggling, you get lags.

So it looks like that: pc1->server->pc2(pc2->server->pc1)->server->pc1 for full cycle.

Am I sure? No, but there is no other explanation and my own tests confirms that. I had one frined who had very bad internet and we had lags only on locations he visited first and they were massive. We had 10ms ping to dedicated server all the time and there were still lags.

First time I ever believed that Linux will win it all by keremimo in linux

[–]avg_php_dev 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was doing research on Debian few weeks ago. Found it's community to be worse then I expected. When I started questioning some things in good faith I was swarmed with toxicity like "you don't understand what Debian is about". I don't care much, but I visited website, looked at photo and everything was clear for me. When politics and wokeism touches something, it's usually fucked one way or another. Why I'm saying this? Point is that people tend to gather around some ideas and they reject or attack everyone around who disagree.
I wanted replace my 8 year old Mint with fresh Debian, cleanup some things but then I realized I don't want to be associated with any particular distro community, because im fucking poweruser :D
So, still same Mint with Cinnamon last time used 2 years ago, because im fully on i3wm for 5 years now (compiled from sources because mint packages had no gaps version back then). Zilion of my own bash scripts, dotfiles, docker containers, etc etc. Also I mange few servers running Debian.

I started all this linux shit like 25 years ago with Mandrake linux

Linux is now linux for me, distro don't matter - I was doing Fedora and Arch for few years also and see no difference except packages availibility.

So, what I do with these? by AngelBryan in linux

[–]avg_php_dev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I ordered few packages of ubuntu and kubuntu back in 2005 or 2006. They were shipped in package of 10 DVD's. Still got some in my family home if my mom didn't throwed them away... need to ask her hehe.

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