aevaone of the more useful things I realized at some point for how to be a good code reviewer is "that's not how I'd do it" is not constructive feedback and is not a valid reason to request a change, and if you can't think of an actual good reason to block a review, you can save a lot of time for everybody involved by just chilling out about it
side thought: I don't get people who are adverse to reading code written by other people. how on earth did you people learn to program?
Efi (nap pet) 🦊💤@aeva I put my hands in the METABLEND made from all computers ever ground up, powered by the eternal spark of the infinity catalyst
how the fuck did YOU learn to program?
how the fuck did YOU learn to program?
@efi from a library book full of BASIC games that I had to carefully copy into the BASIC interpreter by hand like a monk copying manuscripts by candle light
@aeva messed up ngl
@efi I also learned a lot about HTML, CSS, and JAVASCRIPT as a kid by pressing that "view source" button and having a little lookaroo whenever I came across a web site that was doing something interesting
@aeva actually, I learned a lot from messing around with the tomb raider 4 level editor, including a meaning of the word script
I didn't even read english well back then, and had no internet access
I didn't even read english well back then, and had no internet access
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