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guareber
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I disagree. I don't think the funcional paradigm is ideal for teaching programming, most people would start with something imperative. I understand (I've never used it) scheme can do imperative, but it's not what it's meant to do. It's also not common in production anywhere.
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matheusmoreira
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t2_8lmya
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So people violate the code of conduct in order to make others adopt said code of conduct. Brilliant...
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jl2352
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t2_11g67p
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I feel the same over everything I've seen about Jai. Jonathon makes a lot of claims about how awful programming and programming build tools are, yet they tend to only really apply to C++ or C (and mostly C++).
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kevinlamonte
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> I wonder what will happen when they expire and the software enters the public domain.
A moot question. Disney will ensure that nothing ever enters the public domain again.
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TheGreatCabbage2
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I saw it in one of the recent Google talks, skip to 24:45 in [this video](https://youtu.be/ei_5R0CvLm4)
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cdsmith
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Or, you know, if someone has information you don't know, they could just say so. Your writing the code doesn't force anyone to use it. If it's not a good idea for reasons you don't understand, then you've learned something valuable, which may well be worth the time cleaning up that code. With this new understanding of the company's design priorities, you can do your job better in the future. Or, if you disagree with them strongly enough, do the right thing and look for a position where you do agree with the team's goals.
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aidanhs
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If you take the demo in isolation, sure - there are many better things out there made with and without WASM (indeed, I have something far more interesting/exciting I'm doing in my own time). But I think you're missing out if you're just considering it in isolation.
​
A big pain back when I started using Emscripten was trying to figure out how to use the wrapper scripts, what settings I should use, what a conversion process looks like, what documentation I should be reading - I'd have been pretty happy to have this post when I started out! Think of the demo as a bonus (since saying "hey I got this thing in the browser" is a bit boring without being able to see anything).
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65-76-69-88
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t2_14h4zcgp
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Thank you for taking the time to answer!
That honestly sounds really awesome. If I understood you right, it seems like you are more or less freelancing then? If so, do companies seek you out specifically, or do you basically go and ask if they could use someone like you at the moment? Also, does it usually take you a long time to get started with a specific project/contract, seeing how you need to familiarize yourself with the specifics of the company first, or does that play a minor role?
Oh, and do you happen to have any advice on how to potentially get started with such a career? I'm currently in college studying towards two degrees, one Bachelor in CS (with a focus on cloud computing) and another bachelor in business management, so this sounds like something I could potentially combine both rather well with, which is interesting. Do you think I should focus on getting internships at bigger software companies, or something like that?
Anyway, sorry for all the questions! It's cool to hear from a person that likes their job.
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Nadrin
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t2_f53t0
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Qt is dual licensed as Commercial or LGPL.
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matheusmoreira
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t2_8lmya
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> People on twitter listed their official sponsors and called for a witchhunt.
What did this accomplish? Is that a threat to cut funding?
What were the consequences for the SQLite project?
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t2_2nsvdulx
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Sometimes your coarse personality is a great benefactor to my mood.
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eayixay
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meltyman79
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t2_jtxxs
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Fuck politics and long live the Hacker.
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t3_a6f5bk
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bartturner
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t2_dyc5p
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Huh? What are you talking about? Not seen Google push and yet it has over 40k stars on GitHub while still a beta. Does not need Google to push.
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Joshtopher_Biggins
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t2_e97mh
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You have to realise that when you're working on a team, you're working with humans just as much as machines. If you want to change something, you have to get them on your side. To this end, being right is less important than being nice.
Imagine you made a piece of software with testability and extensibility as the top priorities and someone comes in and completely rewrites it with performance in mind. They took out your beautiful code and replaced it with a tonne of gotos. It's unmaintainable but it's definitely a bit faster. They demonstrate their superior code to the boys upstairs. They talk to you about it. You say testability and extensibility are more important. They'll ensure less man hours are spent on maintenance and avoid technical debt. Fred's code is unmaintainable garbage and probably full of bugs. It skips 10 business requirements that you know of. You've been in this organisation longer so management sides with you. Fred is left to wonder why his objectively better code was thrown in the bin and resents office politics
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t5_2fwo
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walidkur
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t2_26vyvetj
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how is it better when you have to pay for it ? :D
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t3_977xxi
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Nobody_1707
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t2_9nnrc
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Welcome to [Forth](http://forth-standard.org).
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t3_a61to1
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ithcy
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t2_5731d
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Just refactor your app into 1 method that takes 200,000 arguments.
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matheusmoreira
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t2_8lmya
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Agreed. Sometimes I pretend that copyright is a legitimate part of the social contract just for the sake of argument. The truth is I don't remember the last time something entered the public domain and I probably won't ever see that happening within my lifetime.
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Darkglow666
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t2_aaxo5
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It's native because it compiles to processor-specific code for release. The Dart virtual machine is used only during development.
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ex_nihilo
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t2_3i3r8
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Actually I am not freelance, I am a W2 salaried employee (with bonus based on performance). I have freelanced and might eventually do it again. You can make a lot more money freelancing, and work a lot less. But you need to develop a network first so that you have some inroads for freelancing. The alternative is be willing to work for cheap to build up a portfolio.
The way I like to run a consulting gig is to teach a man to fish. I don’t want access to anything I don’t need on your network. You type, I’ll talk, we’ll both think and come to informed decisions about the right way to do it. Communication is key. Over-document, draw pretty graphs and diagrams. Send them to the boss.
I minored in business with my CS undergrad. I think you learn a lot of general life skills for modern living in the core business curriculum. It’s good to be able to do basic accounting, know how to market yourself, and understand how to read the fundamentals for a company to figure out if you might want to buy their stock.
My advice would be to see if you can get an implementation or integration consulting gig some place that does a lot of that like Deloitte or PWC to get some experience, figure out what you like and get the hell out of there because they are soul crushing (imo, you may like it I have no idea). You can go freelance or leverage your customer-facing experience to make a move into another company more closely aligned with what you want.
One last piece of advice: if/when you freelance, register a corporation and do business through that. It’s simple and cheap to do, there are companies that will let you register a Delaware or Nevada corporation for a couple hundred bucks online. It’s important to separate your concerns here, self-employed people get a raw deal tax-wise and incorporation confers numerous advantages.
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quantifiableNonsense
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t2_1shi9ft4
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I mean ... it isn't my favorite language either, (I prefer Perl and Guile myself) but it definitely isn't a pile of shit.
The reason I recommend it is because it's really easy to learn, especially for a non-programmer. I know a lot of people in non-programming fields who have gotten a whole lot done with Python.
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khalestorm
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As a former audio engineer this was an absolutely fascinating read. Thank you!
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guareber
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t2_ns5yy
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I'm sure it's a joke about pythons lack of performance for most highly concurrent services.
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AI221
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I havn't played those on console, I only play on PC. I also havn't placed those titles on PC. I use a logitech mouse, which have lower latencies, and a mechanical PS/2 keyboard which has very little latency. I havn't really researched it, but theoretically the input lag ought to be about ~33MS or so on average? That would assume 1 MS of keyboard latency (probably lower, PS/2 is a hardware interrupting protocol, so there is negligible latency unless the control board is shitty, which I doubt because every single key is wired individually in my keyboard AKA no N-key rollover), 8.333MS of "stale-frame" latency (aka the frame drawn to my screen was sitting in the buffer completed for half a frame, while my GPU goes on to work on the next frame), 16.66MS of latency between frames. Of course, I am neglecting to account inter-thread communication of the physics engine and renderer, because I believe most modern games interpolate between syncing. This would leave about ~33MS of average-case latency, on a single-player game. Of course, I don't have the tools to actually measure this, but it's probably a good rough estimate.
Console games are generally targeted towards a more casual user base, who will be using TVs with terrible input latency to boot, and controllers which are god-awful for aiming and need to be paired with a bot to actually aim for you.
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Nanobot
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What? HTML, JavaScript, and CSS use ASCII characters for all of their syntax and standard identifiers. If you're making a webpage with CJK content, the fact is that you're going to have a ton of ASCII characters in it, each of which is twice as compact in UTF-8 compared to UTF-16.
Let's look at some examples, measuring the size of the homepage's HTML source, before compression:
yahoo.co.jp in Japanese: In UTF-16, it's 471.0 kB. In UTF-8, it's 240.6 kB.
nicovideo.jp in Japanese: In UTF-16, it's 72.0 kB. In UTF-8, it's 38.9 kB.
qq.com in Chinese: In UTF-16, it's 426.1 kB. In UTF-8, it's 237.2 kB.
naver.com in Korean: In UTF-16, it's 330.2 kB. In UTF-8, it's 174.6 kB.
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RRethy
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The same guy has done this elsewhere too, https://github.com/Stuk/jszip/pull/569.
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shevegen
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C# is more verbose than Java.
Shame on you, C#.
The list on the webpages misses many languages.
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Wetbung
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> network overhead isn't much
Back in the 1980's and early 1990's 10baseT was common also 10base2. Networking was largely done with hubs, not switches. This means the effectively a whole network was working in half-duplex mode. The larger the network the worse the congestion. If that all looks like gobbledygook, it just means things were slow.
A local socket would be many times faster. If the local version was slow, the remote system would have been unusable. The author may have stepped on toes, but he likely saved that product. It's unlikely to have stood up to the competition in the marketplace the way it was.
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studiosi
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I disagree. Even if you want to start with functional (which I wouldn’t recommend) there are much better functional languages. Lisp is a rest of when it was very important that the compilers were small. Maybe also if you want to get into programs and data are the same thing. I honestly would suggest start procedural with a compiled language without automatic memory management, for example, C.
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> and won't decrease performance
They absolutely do if you are using Postgres. There is no projection or predicate pushdown through CTEs in Postgres.
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You can use AngularDart for that, with a good 70% of code shared. But I agree that it would be even better to have Flutter compile to WebAssembly.
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wookiecontrol
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So what is the the advice? I don’t understand what I am supposed to takeaway from this?
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tletnes
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The first language we used in college was a lisp dialect, I think it helped to break us of bad habits from self learning and to minimize how much we "borrowed" from the internet without understanding it. But if you are looking at self learning, unless you love emacs, I would suggest something with a larger user base and easier to transfer to other languages.
I would recommend starting with any of: C, Python, Javascript, or C# depending on what you want to do and what environments you use today.
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darthcoder
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If I didn't know any better, if guess it was x windows before openly and out and made network 3d doable.
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Nadrin
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> Flutter developer UX blows away Qt.
Care to elaborate on that? I'm quite intrigued by Flutter. What do you think are some of the failings of Qt developer experience compared to Flutter? Also how would you sell Flutter to someone who's already very comfortable with both C++ and QtQuick/QML?
Thanks!
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/r/programming/comments/a6i85m/openjdk_bug_report_complains_source_code_has_too/ebw1p6n/
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Darkglow666
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t2_aaxo5
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[Why Flutter Uses Dart](https://hackernoon.com/why-flutter-uses-dart-dd635a054ebf)
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yatpay
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I found it undeniably lead to better code but made me hate my job and become exhausted within just a few hours. Super useful.. in small doses.
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quantifiableNonsense
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See /u/combinatorylogic's post; I don't really get much serious work done with Lisp but SICP and the like are fantastic introductions to programming.
I didn't say Lisp is the best place to start, or that it would be better for computer science students to start with than Python. I just said it would be a good place to start for a computer science student. (But probably not for e.g. someone in finance)
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fireduck
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Oh, I remember using 10baseT hubs well into the late 90's. I also remember tracing down bad segments on 10base2.
The point I was trying to make is that if the bandwidth and latency are not a problem, there is not a lot of additional CPU overhead to using the network. Mostly write into a buffer, do some checksum for TCP and let the network card move it along.
Of course tolerating the latency and bandwidth could be big issues. However, if it was slow even with a local socket I'd more suspect a synchronization or marshaling problem eating up all the CPU which could probably be fixed.
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maushaus-
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You cannot setup a caching proxy for HTTPS, how is that layman explanation a stretch?
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mycall
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Excellent work!
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/r/programming/comments/a5kug2/blazorfiddle_blazor_net_developer_playground_code/ebw1w18/
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karosas
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t2_gmkai
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Sorry, I skimmed through the picture and I thought the imgur link below the image was the xkcd link.
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j3wxx
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t2_gzpwx
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I’m sorry but I’ve never walked away from a hostile learning environment with a good taste in my mouth. Sure I learned a lot, but the condescending (near personal attack) comments on my work are utterly unnecessary.
No amount of mentoring is worth that to me. Not ever again.
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t3_a6f5bk
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FlibbleMr
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t2_pyn2m
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You are seriously underestimating neoGFX. It is a high quality modern C++ alternative to Qt.
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cdsmith
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t2_1trov
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Wow, that was quite a read.
>Before starting any task, I asked myself whether it would help my case for promotion. If the answer was no, I didn’t do it.
>
>My quality bar for code dropped from, “Will we be able to maintain this for the next 5 years?” to, “Can this last until I’m promoted?” I didn’t file or fix any bugs unless they risked my project’s launch. I wriggled out of all responsibilities for maintenance work.
For context, though it varies by location and other details, based on the job level info provided, this is probably someone who was making somewhere between $200,000 and $300,000 per year in total compensation. Yet they still couldn't get on board and do a job they could be proud of, and felt the need to try to hack the job performance metrics to get even more? At least they left and tried to find an environment in which they could be happier about their work. It's just mindboggling to me, though, how they ended up on this path in the first place. Sounds like there were a few poor decisions about promotion, but it's not as if this person was being exploited for low wage work.
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t3_a6f5bk
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hagenbuch
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t2_9wint
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I‘d say FORTH: Brings you very close to how machines (and an OS) think and lets you produce high level routines at the same time.
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cbbuntz
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t2_h3fax
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How does it compare to lcc, pcc, tcc, scc, etc? I get confused between them as it is.
There was one for windows (I think made my a German developer) that had its own IDE and it supported no-hassle inlining of Intel syntax ASM. That one was cool, but I can't remember the name of it.
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/r/programming/comments/a6bev8/9cc_a_small_c_compiler/ebw1z1o/
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Darkglow666
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t2_aaxo5
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If your web app is done with AngularDart (or just plain Dart), you can share all but the UI code.
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eayjdpk
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t3_a2b8u4
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Glomerular
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t2_9f1m9
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Even if he named them all you wouldn't remember it.
That's on you.
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False
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ebw1zmu
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t3_a6eoaw
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/r/programming/comments/a6eoaw/what_was_it_like_to_be_a_software_engineer_at_next/ebw1zmu/
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ahminus
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t2_26nrd
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Lisp will make you think about algorithms and problem space solutions. It's an excellent first choice.
I have found that people who are proficient in both C and Lisp can pretty much do anything, and generally do it well.
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giantsparklerobot
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t2_47gyf
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Steve Jobs of the 90s and 2000s was very different from the Steve Jobs of the 80s. Also quotes about the internal politics of Apple's 80s product teams isn't really germane.
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t3_a6eoaw
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/r/programming/comments/a6eoaw/what_was_it_like_to_be_a_software_engineer_at_next/ebw20b3/
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rspeed
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You can on a corporate network by setting up a local certificate authority.
And it’s a stretch because caching large files isn’t an issue unique to Apple.
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EveningPassenger
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He had his issues but he was generally in good standing until that. To be fair he did have a separate issue with change control that caused an outage. But the comments were the proximate cause of his dismissal. Some were vulgar, some were snarky, and some were about the customer. It was about as unprofessional as anything I’ve seen in a deliverable.
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/r/programming/comments/a6i85m/openjdk_bug_report_complains_source_code_has_too/ebw2jk1/
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Treyzania
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Yes but this entire thread is about the desktop.
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eayjh4x
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t3_a2b8u4
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/r/programming/comments/a2b8u4/flutter_on_desktop_a_real_competitor_to_electron/eayjh4x/
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MentalMachine
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>The problem is that you're then no longer testing the module. You're testing the interface you've decided the module has, and that interface can very quickly grow out of date.
Then shouldn't your tests of *that* module fail? The other tests shouldn't have to live in fear of something they depend on changing and breaking all the tests as long as that something is adequately tested for regression in the first place.
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t3_a6d3nz
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/r/programming/comments/a6d3nz/tests_are_neither_necessary_nor_sufficient/ebw2pv4/
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r/programming
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False
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Rusky
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t2_341gm
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> They don't use the system's GPU-accelerated compositing engine to render their UI
Of all the things to complain about, this one is completely backwards. Chrome has one of the best renderers both in terms of GPU accelerating its own content *and* utilizing the system's GPU compositor.
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False
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eayjjf6
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t3_a2b8u4
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/r/programming/comments/a2b8u4/flutter_on_desktop_a_real_competitor_to_electron/eayjjf6/
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atred
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t2_4fv1q
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You mean kernel development or another environment?
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ebw2x7w
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t3_a6f5bk
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/r/programming/comments/a6f5bk/the_best_programming_advice_i_ever_got_2012/ebw2x7w/
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oridb
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> What does HTTPS have to do with caching downloads? If you have a reverse proxy that's handling all intermediate connections for your network, the transport mechanism shouldn't matter.
Because https with certificate verification will (rightly) yell about mitm attacks.
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False
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t3_a2eskq
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/r/programming/comments/a2eskq/why_itunes_downloads_dont_use_https/eayjk6s/
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Bolloux
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t2_t6odv
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Huh?
What is the JS interpreter written with on these platforms?
Xzibit might be able to write a JS VM in JS so you can JS while you JS, but the rest of us will probably just use V8.
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ebw2xfx
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t3_a65liu
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/r/programming/comments/a65liu/the_worlds_most_popular_programming_language_is/ebw2xfx/
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bartturner
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t2_dyc5p
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So many things. But the hot reload the tree shake right up there. But also retaining state is weird but surprisingly helpful.
So you are drilled down in menus and developing and state remains intact. Once get use to it drives you crazy not to have.
Flutter is the real deal. I am old and done a ton of GUI development.
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eayjnbn
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t3_a2b8u4
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/r/programming/comments/a2b8u4/flutter_on_desktop_a_real_competitor_to_electron/eayjnbn/
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hasen-judy
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t2_2j2as8va
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> if you're one of those programmers that thinks "do not repeat yourself" is a silly concept
I hope you're not one of those people who believe in mantras without understanding the _why_ behind them.
https://www.sandimetz.com/blog/2016/1/20/the-wrong-abstraction
If you are one of those programmers who think "SOILD" principles are things that should be followed, I don't want to work with you. Frankly I wouldn't be able to take you seriously.
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t3_a6f5bk
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bartturner
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t2_dyc5p
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Use to be true. But not so much any longer
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eayjxng
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t3_a2b8u4
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bartturner
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Well guess if you use Fuchsia when comes out you will then have your native ;).
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kevingranade
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So reading between the lines, it had roughly nothing to do with profanity and everything do with them insulting the customer.
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t3_a6i85m
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Candid_Calligrapher
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You could do that in CL pretty easily, except AoS is more like "array of primitive types". You could easily do it with C structs though, but then you're out of a GC.
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t3_a2b4n9
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/r/programming/comments/a2b4n9/abner_coimbre_nasa_engineer_on_jai_language/eayk4e2/
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Renkin42
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I think that's related to this one, as that was the source of 3 of 4 f-bombs and needed to be corrected on their end.
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t3_a6i85m
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6
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NoInkling
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t2_csqao
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> multiplatform
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False
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eayk6f2
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t3_a2b8u4
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klysm
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t2_vhgyt
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I also usually put two spaces before the `//`.
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t3_a6fh8y
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/r/programming/comments/a6fh8y/looking_for_criticism_on_my_tutorial_opening_a/ebw3907/
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bartturner
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t2_dyc5p
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Do not agree why Electron is so popular. Look at flutter already having over 40k stars on GitHub while a beta. Reason being is write once.
That and flutter offers a better developers UX.
I am a big fan.
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eayk7un
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t3_a2b8u4
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j3wxx
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t2_gzpwx
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The ironic thing is that his ego is preventing him from even trying to understand anyone’s points here.
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t3_a6f5bk
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ThePantsThief
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t2_7iu2w
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Edited my comment, didn't notice that.
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eaykaku
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EveningPassenger
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The comments were things like “removing this because the product manager is an asshole and can’t make up her mind, uncomment when she gets her shit together.” So it was kinda both. if he’d just said, “I guess we can take this shit out” or “uncomment when the product manager makes up her mind” then maybe it would have been less of a problem.
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ThePantsThief
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t2_7iu2w
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Still true. Just don't use Swift.
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t3_a2b8u4
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phillijw
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I can touch code all day long and you know what? At the end of the day it goes into a merge request that everyone else can evaluate if they please. If you still hold this antiquated idea that you shouldn't touch code in the age of code reviews, you have lots of other issues already
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t3_a6f5bk
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ThePantsThief
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t2_7iu2w
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AppCode > Xcode / Android Studio
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False
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eaykf1w
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t3_a2b8u4
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j3wxx
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t2_gzpwx
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Any environment. Kindergarten. What child is going to learn anything if you say, “Oh Billy, why is this word misspelled, don’t you know it’s spelled ‘condescending?’”
No, Karen he doesn’t. He’s never seen or heard the word in his life.
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t3_a6f5bk
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bioruffo
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It's a cool challenge and I guess I'm beating a dead horse, but it's a pity that I'll likely not be anywhere up in the leaderboard unless I move to a different time zone.
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t3_a2damo
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/r/programming/comments/a2damo/advent_of_code_2018_is_live_one_coding_challenge/eaykgd4/
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phillijw
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t2_kkqhz
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Better shut down company
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ebw3jxm
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t3_a6f5bk
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jcelerier
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> open source a fantastic thing in software that drives the industry forward
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/opensourcelicense.html
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eaykgge
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t3_a2b8u4
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WhyAyala
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t2_6ezlc
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Everyone knows all developers are part of the no cussing club.
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ebw3k2m
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t3_a6i85m
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/r/programming/comments/a6i85m/openjdk_bug_report_complains_source_code_has_too/ebw3k2m/
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t5_2fwo
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ThePantsThief
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t2_7iu2w
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> Personally I can't stand using mac, i find the UX infuriating, and i don't think i'm alone.
This makes you seem very biased against iOS development in the first place. If you're just not familiar with macOS, you're going to have a hard time trying to do anything on it. You're not alone, there are sadly many people who have the mindset "I don't like this other platform because I'm not used to it"
> i am constantly surprised when building for iOS of how convoluted and complicated it is compared to Android.
It sounds like you're coming to iOS from android. Things always seem harder when you're moving to something new.
Can I be of assistance? I'll do anything I can to help answer any questions you have. DMs open anytime. I moderate /r/iOSProgramming
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matheusmoreira
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The problem is the new code is better in some ways and worse in some other ways. It sacrificed abstraction and flexibility in order to obtain performance. Abstraction, flexibility and testability are generally considered to be good things but they are not quantifiable and thus there's no objective way to prove that the new code is worse. Just because there's no data proving something doesn't mean it's not true, though.
These are actually two different projects. Someone created the original with certain design goals in mind. Then someone else with different goals came along, forked it and reworked it into something else entirely. The only real way to figure out which one is better is to see what happens to them in the long run. Maybe the original version will be able to gain features faster, have less defects and be less costly to maintain. Maybe the speed gains will turn out to be so crucial to the software that the new version will prevail despite the sacrifices made to attain those gains.
Sounds like the latter is what happened in the article: the graphics rendering speed gains were significant to the point it changed how people used the software for the better. They shouldn't hold that against the author just because half the company wanted to keep a server/client architecture. After _every_ change, someone's original code gets deleted and new updated code is introduced to replace it. This particular change just _happened_ to be contentious because people were busy fighting an ideological war over architectural paradigms.
I know of another [concrete example]. People made `git` precisely because existing version control systems weren't good enough. They decided that `git` had to be fast precisely because fast tools change how you work with them. The rest is history.
Eventually, `git` got so popular that people started trying to build applications on top of it. Turns out creating and communicating with a separate `git` process was too slow. People wanted a library but the reference implementation wasn't really designed to be used as one. So they made a separate project: [`libgit2`][libgit2].
[concrete example]: https://youtu.be/4XpnKHJAok8
[libgit2]: https://libgit2.org
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augboi666
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cool
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False
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/r/programming/comments/a2dzoy/mjs_a_javascriptes1_interpreter_in_c17/eaykjuw/
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nurupoga
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Similar things happen in Linux, [here is a patch set](https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/dri-devel/2018-November/198581.html) that replaces swear words with the word "hug".
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trentv4
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Bloat is the reason why you cant use the $300 2010 laptop.
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eaykoze
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atred
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I didn't see Linus Torvalds comments like that (now that he promised to change so I don't know if it's relevant anymore), but he was usually using strong language against people who were persisting in stupidity not for people who made a mistake like a misspelled word. So if you'd insist to promote an idea that he would feel strongly against it like "advocating for breaking userspace" or "it's not my fault my patch broke the kernel" you'd get a nice rant from him. I actually sympathize with him not with the person advocating for idiotic things.
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atomic_cheese
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I don't think anyone's objecting to languages or frameworks having a runtime. Heck, plenty of stuff is written in Java and people don't complain *that* much about the massive JVM runtime that pulls in.
The problem comes when you have a chat app that'd use *maybe* a couple megabytes with an sane framework like Qt or wxWidgets, and it uses 1.5GB of RAM and half a core because it's running a whole goddamn **web browser** as its runtime.
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eaykrht
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hypnosquid
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>But they would just say "this isn't what we asked you to do. You have wasted your time
>Your employer is paying you to do what they've asked you to do.
So painfully true and so hard to swallow sometimes.
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t3_a6f5bk
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sethosayher
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LISP isn't a good first language because of how foreign the syntax is.
LISP is a good first language because it encourages algorithmic thinking
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eaykw96
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t3_a2hpd8
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/r/programming/comments/a2hpd8/is_lisp_a_good_language_to_start_learning_as_a/eaykw96/
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MisdrawnChocolateBar
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t2_otf2wfp
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I thought this was r/programmerhumor for a sec
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/r/programming/comments/a6i85m/openjdk_bug_report_complains_source_code_has_too/ebw3yqz/
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combinatorylogic
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> I don't think the funcional paradigm is ideal for teaching programming, most people would start with something imperative.
I do not think there is really a significant difference in what paradigm goes first. As I said, the main strength of Scheme is availability of the great material. Unfortunately, even Pascal or Oberon (otherwise great first language choices) do not have this.
> not common in production anywhere
And this is *absolutely* irrelevant.
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pzdiversity
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On January 1, works like "The Great American Novel" and "The Pilgrim", first published in 1923, will finally enter the public domain. Those works would have entered the public domain in 1999, if it weren't for the 20-year copyright extension passed in 1998. So quite literally this January 1 you can party like it's 1999!
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/r/programming/comments/a6g25a/open_source_confronts_its_midlife_crisis/ebw42oj/
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maccio92
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t2_11otitk3
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Show me on the doll where Mr. SQL touched you
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eaykxfg
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/r/programming/comments/a1wwdh/why_the_rdbms_is_the_future_of_distributed/eaykxfg/
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j3wxx
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t2_gzpwx
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I get what you’re saying but that’s not the kind of interaction I’m talking about
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t3_a6f5bk
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aazav
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Learn how to spell programming first.
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eaykzck
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t3_a2gatx
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/r/programming/comments/a2gatx/what_proggraming_languages_should_i_learn/eaykzck/
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Valmar33
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And it got rejected, thankfully.
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I don't need assistance, I did it, i've done it multiple times, developing for iOS is nothing new to me, I am simply stating that it's a pain.
I don't dislike macOS because I'm "not used to it", I'm used to Windows and I hate it. I just don't like the UX. I just don't like it, you don't have to assume i must be unfamiliar with everything because i have a negative opinion of it :I
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God fucking damnit I earned my swear license at the age of twelve after having spent 5 god damn hard years at camp learning how to properly use the greatest gift that was bestowed onto me as a human. I learned how to be prepared, honest, thrifty, and kind with my swears at that camp, when one day I came home and ma asked me the word for black people and I finally said 'nigger' she was so proud of me that she cried. Now you're going to strip me of my privileges that I justly earned when I commit to this codebase. I just don't know if I could ever go on programming without being able to drop the fuck-bomb in almost every comment and using my Diligence, Intelligence, Comradery and Kindness in the workplace.
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