@SnakeTheJake890@moiiikaaa bruh
why do people think it is some dangerous thing that can wipe out the world. the max it can do it crack the RSA, but that too takes time. and i believe the latest https have moved away from the classic big prime to something more sophisticated a while back.
@axhiii88547 before docs? π
so what, you think devs built software and sdk's and were like "yeah they can figure it out, let them figure it out" and called it a day lmao.
there was no "before docs". and that is how people learnt before AI... reading docs / stack overflow if you get stuck
@komal_uk01 here is the thing the world is turning on its head, what made sense just 2-3 years ago doesn't at all now. i dont know what can be done. if you are new in tech congrats you are not in too deep.
@iambipinpaul@SakshiSugandhi@code_bytein even vs code has a good amount of control you can stage partial files, commit, pull, push, undo commit, hell even manage github to some extent from vscode
its just rage baith honestly
@surampally79@yashmp2004 no dude, its a UX thing. idk if this is a real question or a snarky remark but i will answer it genuinely.
when you do certain things that take time, like has to call 2-3 heavy services that should happen in async you should see an optimistic success but you dont in most places.