Readit NewsAnd let’s not forget the gas and car maintenance savings. I reduced my annual driving by about 4,000 miles. My car will also not have to be replaced as soon. I’m also eating cheaper because I’m more likely to make my own lunch rather than eating out. I’m sure there are more expenses like this that add up.
If I could make the finances work, I think I’d take that deal. (I’d be unlikely to sign up for that commute in the first place.)
I wonder if I could negotiate cheaper car insurance rates. I’m driving far less and on safer streets, rarely getting on a major highway.
If I could get the entire font family for $30 or so I would consider it despite all the free alternatives, but $150 is just way too much if you are making a non-US salary.
In particular:
> Even with the introduction of typed throws into Swift, the existing (untyped) throws remains the better default error-handling mechanism for most Swift code. The section "When to use typed throws" describes the circumstances in which typed throws should be used.
https://github.com/swiftlang/swift-evolution/blob/main/propo...
Since it’s a business book, perhaps easier to sell to management than a blog post?
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17255186-the-phoenix-pro...
I wrote it up here, if that sounds useful: https://www.brantonboehm.com/code/conditional-git-config/