Smart people often write the worst code because they're more comfortable with complexity and have larger working memory. I've encountered this so many times in my career
Don't write ✍️ code for the smart people. Assume the person looking at it cannot fit complexity in their head
@rohan_devarc For me the problem is the dependency management…Rust solve it with Cargo and a more readable error log from the compiler..I love c++ but I can not be productive as Rust..
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@reasonstudios I filled a lot of your surveys. But you guys continue to create EDM stuff making Reason a rack marketplace to run in other DAW. No intention to make a powerful and modern DAW...old gui, vst2, no freeze, no folder, no markers...it still make sense developing the sequencer?
I saw a post on LinkedIn that recommended adding an emoji at the beginning of your name because you could see who was using some sort of automation tool to send out connection requests.
I can now confirm it works.
I once had a problem and used regex. Then I had two problems
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