← Back to context Comment by Havoc 9 hours ago Best to also avoid people with LSP and debugger addiction. 5 comments Havoc Reply appplication 3 hours ago I think this tongue in cheek comparison would make more sense if it were possible to spend more than 50 cents on an LSP or debugger over the course of a lifetime. ssalazar 3 hours ago Many people who get into software development before 2010 or so have easily spent hundreds of dollars on dev tools of a similar nature. markerz 1 hour ago Surely, they don't spend $500 per month, though, as the quote implies.
appplication 3 hours ago I think this tongue in cheek comparison would make more sense if it were possible to spend more than 50 cents on an LSP or debugger over the course of a lifetime. ssalazar 3 hours ago Many people who get into software development before 2010 or so have easily spent hundreds of dollars on dev tools of a similar nature. markerz 1 hour ago Surely, they don't spend $500 per month, though, as the quote implies.
ssalazar 3 hours ago Many people who get into software development before 2010 or so have easily spent hundreds of dollars on dev tools of a similar nature. markerz 1 hour ago Surely, they don't spend $500 per month, though, as the quote implies.
I think this tongue in cheek comparison would make more sense if it were possible to spend more than 50 cents on an LSP or debugger over the course of a lifetime.
Many people who get into software development before 2010 or so have easily spent hundreds of dollars on dev tools of a similar nature.
Surely, they don't spend $500 per month, though, as the quote implies.