pasting

But you're absolutely right that in general, copy-and-pasting and code generation are signs that you are doing bad things.

Correcting a sentence or copying/pasting a series of sentences is much easier with a mouse/keyboard combo than a touchscreen/voice combo.

Small things but pretty annoying if you are used to clicking the middle button for pasting.

On one side, you have people copy-pasting CSV files into excel and doing it one-off.

But the wholesale literal copy-pasting of the design just sucks and makes me sad.

I appreciate members that are solving the duplicate problem manually by pasting the links to the same post.

If you don't understand how algorithms work, you will end up with copying and pasting example codes without knowing what you're doing.

What is intellectually interesting about just copying and pasting code from a library?

The large majority of my productivity involved copying and pasting with multi line select, and jumping words and different boundaries on multiple lines at once.

I'm not even doing releases; I've been pasting the changes into the running server's repl.

Odd, I'd already expanded the area around the quote to provide context when pasting it.

The demo form does seem to handle backspacing and pasting correctly.

It's better than the ancient "cmd" GUI, but I still miss some niceties like marking with left-click and pasting with middle-click.

At the same time, I've never "borrowed" anything directly by copy and pasting, with the exception of open-source code and always with copyright notices in tact.

I was thinking about licensing the content under Creative Commons as I've noticed a couple of sites just copy and pasting my articles in without even a link back." Did you try contacting the sites and ask them to provide a backlink?

Pasting the reshare code into personA site would result in a (backend) communication between personA and personB sites to sort stuff out.