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notfancy
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> assuming it is outwards with node X An outwards star has no hole as defined in this post, it has to be inwards with the center the hole. Let's go back to the algorithm: > Therefore, an interesting approach is to compare nodes in pairs and discard nodes. Finally, you will have no candidates or only one candid...
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EntroperZero
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That's true. Dynamic typing makes it a lot easier to just ignore the established patterns and just do whatever the hell you want. At my last job, I spent a lot of time refactoring junk out of the central interfaces that had been cobbled together over time. And it caused a lot of people asking "but now how do I ___?"...
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EntroperZero
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Yeah, this seems much better. :) Thanks.
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acdcfanbill
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> 1) Most programmers suck and should not be allowed to actually write code. This definitely applies to me.
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WelshBluebird1
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Being distracted by someone asking a genuine question is much better than them stewing on the question not getting anywhere than waiting for me to be free. (I know this isn't that unpopular, but you still see people complaining about being distracted a lot of the time - I'd rather be distracted than something stop ano...
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dfygufg
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HerpDerpImARedditor
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That's the beauty of code contracts, even just in the form of static types, better in the form of interfaces! Even if the patterns themselves aren't 100%, it's infinitely better than everyone dancing to their own drummer. It gives a basis for whole codebase refactoring. Rather than refactoring each others warped ideas...
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Muchoz
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They said unpopular opinion, not to say what's on everyone's mind.😂
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> I could also only train models with datasets large enough that they are anonymous. Now it is not enough that a user trusts your intentions - they have to trust your machine learning knowledge. Machine learning is such a young field, there isn't much research into extracting training data from models. Less agains...
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dfygv3s
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Kluizenaer
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> Really not interested in taking the time to convince you when you clearly don't want to be convinced. So you see this as an asymmetric thing where the objective is for you to convince me right? > Did want to let you know that I just tested out the custom Ctrl+Shift+W global shortcut for Chrome you mentioned o...
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GirthBrooks
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> Java & C# are painful languages without the JetBrains tools. Resharper is nice, but I'd hardly call C# painful without it.
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slavik262
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People love it because the distributed model works really well and lets you rewrite local history. I can make a commit every 30 minutes labeled "WIP LOL", then rebase my work into something more meaningful before I push it to others. Features like this win out over its terrible UI. I have no idea why it's remained so ...
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stonefarfalle
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Want an opinion about that? Ask 10 mathematicians the right way to develop a new, nontrivial proof and you will get 11 different answers as well. Don't confuse doing something new with doing something for the learning potential that was originally thought out 2500 years ago. Doing real novel math isn't some mecha...
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TyRoXx
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Most professional software developers have no idea what they are doing (think of the dog in front of the computer meme). They just hack into the keyboard what they have read or heard before without reflecting about it. Of course, this is not limited to software developers. It is how people do stuff in general.
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MiaTalis
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Dependency Injection is just the most straightforward way to do Dependency Inversion. And the latter is just a good practice - higher level abstractions should not know about lower level details.
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xe0r
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Perfect! ;)
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dfyh3lg
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danielkza
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How exactly is JS syntax flexible?
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justjanne
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So? Then the company shouldn't do that at all. User data should always be stored encrypted, or not at all. If your model requires merging lots of userdata in an unsecured blob, don't do it at all. If your company gets my data, I demand access to all files and data that are derived from my data. There's no reason th...
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GravitasIsOverrated
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Yeah, no kidding. "JS sucks" is a horse that's been beaten into a fine paste by now. As in all "what's your unpopular opinion" threads, sort by controversial to get the good stuff.
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robot_otter
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I would add security to the list as well.
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seventeenninetytwo
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> It's always the people who write software once and pass it off to someone else for maintenance who thinks DI is dumb. Agreed. I often get criticized for the amount of DI and IoC in my code because I work at a place where most developers don't even know how to write unit tests. But in exchange for the complexity a...
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CptAJ
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I liked it. Thanks for the recommendation. He makes some excellent points
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CptCap
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C++ is ridiculously hard to get into, but once you got it figured out, it becomes a very powerful tool. It's kind of a mess tho.
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brokething
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I like to be able to make table-like code look like a table, though.
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dfyh9ab
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TheTedinator
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How does this work?
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False
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dfyhb9n
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vine-el
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OOP is harder to do well than functional programming.
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Scroot
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I agree with most of what Alan Kay talks about.
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dfyhdem
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firagabird
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Once wasm becomes mainstream and all perf sensitive code is done there, JS becomes more than good enough as the glue connecting that to the DOM.
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ManifestedLurker
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Words > Curly Brackets
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egportal2002
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Rewrites are not inherently evil and can be the best path forward. Constantly re-factoring atop a foundation that was a solution to an original problem that no longer exists can be an equally poor choice.
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xamomax
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Some of my unpopular opinions: * When making simple utilities, it is often better to be quick and dirty instead of spending the time to make it elegant. * People who get things done, even if not the top programmers, are more valuable than people who know everything but never get things done. * Documentation is impor...
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swyx
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yes thats what he's famous for. im always open to a different perspective thats why i asked
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Space-Being
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The *approach* is to compare nodes in pairs. It does not mean all pairs, or pairs some specific order as i did. The algorithm author uses in C++ processes them in order. You can do it in from lowest to highest or reverse. You can also do it in any random order but that would require more memory to avoid since then you ...
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Cordite
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This guy is annoying as shit. Bothering his friends because he can't log out and stay out? And then acting as if logging out of his fake internet points was worth all this bullshit? Fuck no wonder his friends were alienated... Acts like a seven year old man-child.
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gogogoscott
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This was fun to read!
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TurboGranny
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I hear ya. I'm saying I'm impressed because I have a hatred of writing anything up, heh. Teachers made me write sentences and essays as punishment growing up, so my mind fights back if I start writing something with effort.
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swyx
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im sorry that happened to you. it doesnt necessarily translate to him being as bad. im considering applying to appacademy and i am well aware that it doesnt quite get you job ready but hey it opened the door for you and got you going on your career change. congrats on making it.
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lostburner
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I strongly disagree. If the duplicated code is trivial or idiomatic, then an abstraction is just one more layer to figure out when you're reading the code, and is itself a possible point of failure.
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Njs41
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Depends on which is more efficient and level of documentation.
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cat_dev_null
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The good thing about JavaScript, is that it is widely supported even if it is crap
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subnero
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You're doing it wrong then
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stumpychubbins
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This is the best thing to happen to botnets since the IoT took off
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jackmott2
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Performance matters, always. JITs are dumb, we should almost always be AOT compiling things to native. All the things you think a JIT gives you as an advantage are things you can also do with AOT, its just that C++ doesn't do that, or it does do that and you just don't know it. Using javascript outside of the web br...
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vld99
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As always with these threads, don't forget to use "sorted by: controversial" to get the actual unpopular opinions.
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funkboxing
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You're really working hard to sell this pile of crap, aren't you. Seriously though, you're just in the wrong market. There are gaggles of morons who want to hear this exact drivel and will pay handsomely for your willingness to feed their ignorance and delusion. Focus on conspiracy and religious groups, those are goin...
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ctolsen
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I'm firmly set in the backend world, but since my company is small you gotta do what you gotta do, so I just tried my hand at some FE development for the first time in a while. I'm kind of enjoying React from a pragmatic viewpoint, but then I went looking at these fancy data models people are using. How many fucking li...
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CptCap
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I hope so, but I don't think JS is going away no matter what. It's too easy to get into... Most peoples don't want to have to learn Rust (or any other bullshit-free language), they want to headbutt their keyboard and get a working program out of it.
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dzecniv
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I'm reading this ATM, very very appealing: https://ariya.io/2016/06/isolated-development-environment-using-nix
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benstrumental
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Here's the [change log](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/chapel-lang/chapel/release/1.15/CHANGES.md) (linked from the downloads page).
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slavik262
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Many people don't realize that Dijkstra was talking about languages like BASIC where scopes didn't matter and you could jump to arbitrary parts of the program. `longjmp` is closer to what he was discussing than modern goto.
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paholg
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But Scala is statically typed. Type inference and dynamic typing aren't the same thing.
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dfyhrbr
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theSprt
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So is "I love git and think the UI (cli) is great." controversial then?
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jackmott2
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maybe often but not always. it might be important that the duplicated code is inlined, for instance, and the language may not have any way to make that happen for sure if you coalesce the code.
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Lachiko
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Well this was an interesting read. I wonder who took sirin4 /r/announcements/comments/231hl7/we_recommend_that_you_change_your_reddit_password/cgsj9fq/?context=3
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badillustrations
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Can you change part of the code base to another language in the same turnaround time? Can you integrate an arbitrary, but useful library regardless of the language easily? I ask as someone happy with monoliths, but thinks that statement is a little hyperbolic.
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randall_mario_poffo
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Is this a reference to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEFrE6cgVNY?
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dfyhtu7
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paholg
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You mean `C-x h C-w`.
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False
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ColonelThirtyTwo
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Remember kids, always sort "What is your most unpopular opinion about X" threads by controversial to get the real unpopular opinions.
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bashytwat
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There's a terrible culture being created by sites like codefights where the most beautifully short code is being upvoted. Of course in a competition environment this is fine but people see it and think it's the norm
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It seems you devolve into your points being 'nuh uh' and restating what you think more forcefully instead of actually backing up what you are saying. Think about this - if wayland uses sockets and shared memory buffers why can't a program sit in between them and forward all the information? Or why can't any composit...
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I'm with you, and I feel like this is more popular than you think. The thing about it is that people that like open floor plans like them a little, but don't tend to have a huge preference either way, while the people that don't like them fucking hate them and are vocal about it.
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I think Linux's biggest obstacle is its community and developers.
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For others who are curious, here's that post: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/63v0uf/engineering_integrity_vs_cultural_marxism_how/
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In another comment, we have: > Agile is a good framework So which is the unpopular opinion?
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I worked in a team that got agile right. The client had an on premise product owner (most of the time anyway), we were iterating on a product, it just worked. I don't have that much work experience yet, so this might be an exception to the rule, but it was awesome to see what I'd learned about in theory actually work ...
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The biggest beef people have with garbage collection is performance and simply switching over to RAII makes things more predictable, but not necessarily faster.
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Anything java related translates nicely, if you're just aiming to impress managers, which goes a long way If it's a valuable thing to spend 8 hours a day doing that shit job is another story
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That's not syntax.
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"C/C++" are not similar enough to be referred to in that way and is typically only referred to in that way by people who actually just write in C++.
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Definitely this. Best situation I've had personally are just small team offices/rooms. We were able to shut the door when we needed to. We would use it as our own conference room which cut down on scheduling conflicts for meeting rooms etc. Let them manage how the desks are arranged etc. Rotate who has a window seat...
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Yes.
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There is no wrong in agile because it's whatever the team needs. And stuff. And by team I mean manager. Or so they keep telling me. I mean.. no matter how wrong it is management decides if I continue to get paid and I like getting paid so, bastardized agile it is.
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The problem isn't that he argued with commenters. That'd be one thing and an understandable response. But he instead just linked to wikipedia articles on strawman etc without once addressing any of the points raised.
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Oh yes. I would rather define a few variables and make a function a few lines longer than do all my calculations in that 60 character long return statement.
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To be fair, `for` loops are pretty much what `map`, `filter`, `fold`, and Scala's `collect` provide abstractions for. Turns out that's actually pretty handy.
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Here's my idea. Can someone check it? I think the time complexity is O(E + V) but I'm not 100% sure Put every node in a set called Out. Put every node in a hashset called In. In(N) = integer(0) For every edge A->B, remove A from Out, increment In(B) Holes are every node X in Out where `In(X) == #nod...
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PHP is a great server side language, especially if you use Composer and any modern framework.
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Javascript is perfectly fine as a dynamic language. Python, Ruby and Javascript are all basically the same thing once you get past the superficial differences. Also I like open floor plans, as long as people are polite about sound, and the floor layout is organized so that there's not too much foot traffic right next ...
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Used with labels yeah. Goto with line numbers I try to root out because that becomes a nightmare.
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Yeah it has a profound performance impact since your code is producing a lot of garbage and data duplication. Bugs come from logic error or astonishing API behavior, and immutability isn't going to change any aspects of those. You're just turning data manipulation into a ritual ceremony.
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There is literally nothing your phone does all the time. Yet you have a GPU for when you play games. Yet you have a GPS for when you want to know where you are. Yet you have an accelerometer and gyroscope for when you want to track motion. Also, TensorFlow is breaking new ground constantly. Their progress is ridic...
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It makes me sad when I want to put a breakpoint on return statement but it contains an entire expression instead of just variable.
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depends on the method though, when I have to write gibberish I tend to mash the keyboard which results in many of the same characters and letters in the same vicinity on the leyboard
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Anyone who’s ever dealt with “some one else’s SQL schema” knows that just because data is in a relational database, it doesn’t mean that you can easily work with it, without screwing up the complex data structures within.
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He is complicit in this. Do we not place some degree of blame on good cops who don't do anything about their corrupt bad cop buddies? Anyway, best of luck to you too, friend! There's tons of other, better bootcamps out there, I'd skip over app academy. Aside from their unethical behavior and poor teaching practices,...
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This is important, read up on [SOLID](https://scotch.io/bar-talk/s-o-l-i-d-the-first-five-principles-of-object-oriented-design) if you are a junior and do it guys!
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The only thing you mention is callback-driven-programming, which can be almost completely replaced with async/await. And it is fully supported in node 7.6+, so you don't even need to transpile.
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This. DI is a must if you want to have a maintainable/testable/modular code. Anyone that tells you otherwise is either an inexperienced programmer, or doesn't have the first idea on how to do DI properly.
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* Opt-out telemetry / analytics is completely unacceptable. Any network access should be user-initiated or opted into, and if the user does not initiate or opt in, the application should not even open a socket to anywhere. I expect Tor to connect to the Tor network when I launch it. I do not expect my text editor to se...
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> Yet you have a GPU for when you play games. You have a GPU which is active whenever your screen is on. Most things are done by the GPU these days. Try using an Android fork which doesn't have GPU acceleration blob. Not so much fun, now. > Yet you have a GPS for when you want to know where you are. GPS is mea...
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How does it compare to Gitlab and Phabricator?
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> The *approach* is to compare nodes in pairs. It does not mean all pairs, or pairs some specific order as i did. Then it's not an *algorithm*, is it? Whatever order you pick, I can choose a matrix to defeat it by renaming nodes. Follow the same algorithm as you did above when taking vertex 1 as the hole: 0 0...
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