Readit NewsWhat's the deal with this? I'm not an OO evangelist at all, but I often find myself using objects like you describe: as a mechanism to group related functions and data.
I feel there are people who see OO like a philosophy on how to architect stuff, and from that perspective, the idea of a "purely OO system" is perhaps a little unwieldy.
But from the perspective of OO as a low level tool to help group stuff in programming, as part of some other non-pure-OO system - it works really well and makes a lot of sense for me. I've often done this in environments around people who are outspoken anti-OO who either haven't noticed or haven't complained.
Am I a bad person, are you like me, are we idiots somehow?
Why does everything have to do with those things in people's minds? It is tiring, and I am starting to believe they are the racists.
It never crossed my mind based on the name of a project. It is ridiculous.
Yes, because multi-trillion dollar companies are completely natural and spawn almost at random to whatever nerd happens to be working on a particular problem at any given time
what else could you possibly need to show that racism is bad business? that racists get what’s coming to them in the long term?
The breach in question is documented here: https://youtube.com/watch?v=lUiLBBab1RY
I don’t think there’s a text write-up, but tl;dw a combination of missing input sanitization and no-code UI trickery made it possible to leak other users’ bot tokens, and despite patching the exploit pretty quickly on exposure, BotGhost’s developer tried to cover it up and refused to reset potentially affected tokens.
It seems weird that StandardJS wasn't mentioned in this article, as surely the author must have known about it before starting Prettier.
Still to this day I just use StandardJS when starting a new project, not even sure what the difference against Prettier is, it's more or less the same as far as I can tell but maybe faster?