In the (now not very) long run, programming was a job meant for computers, anyway. The future will look back at "programming" the way we now look at Charles Dickens characters toiling in soot-filled factories. It's not what people are best at, and it looks like soon there will be better ways to accomplish this job.
> learning the hard way that you can have newlines in filenames
Speaking as someone who is using Unix-like systems since the days of Santa Cruz Operation and Linux on a 50 MB disk partition - not everything that is permissible is auspicious.
And most often that's because the permissions were too lax to begin with. That's what you get when a bunch of pot-smoking hippies (X) draw your OS specifications.
I avoid using even spaces in file names, for this specific reason.
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(X) - and I say that in the best way possible, though some may be inclined to disagree.
"...he and brethren were attempting to make a small fortune for themselves by secreting away an item - a printed book - that was easy enough to get in 1640 but near impossible to get in Tristan's age, making it of great worth."
"So you're thieves and chancers," said I approvingly.
"No," he objected.
-- The Rise And Fall Of D.O.D.O. by Neal Stephenson and Nicole Galland
Sure, but the specialized subreddits are a little too "baseline". For my hobbies, I still go on the actual forums when I need to speak with someone about issues beyond entry level.
Sounds like the minimum level of automation that would work is full blown AGI + autonomous robots that could at least match humans in terms of skill and strength.
I can't say I've fallen in love with it, but it's okay. The Mac app provides decent notifications - but I actually don't use it that much, I've installed the Android app on my phone and that works pretty well.
The notifications are clever enough to not ping me again on the phone if the Mac app is already running.
Integration with other things is dead simple - I had Sensu alerts sent to Slack in a matter of minutes.
I don't know. It's instant messaging, it's not like they've reinventing rocket science from scratch, but it's a good implementation of the concept, multiplatform, well integrated.