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OnlyBuilt4RedditLinx
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well, the niche is shrinking rather as Python, R, Scala, Julia, etc. gear up. People that might had used matlab before are using other languages now.
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Mrrrp
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>... present stuff on limited set of stuff. If that's how the requirements were presented, I'm not surprised.
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snerp
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DI is the one pattern I actually really like. What are you complaints?
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Scroot
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Smalltalk found a better way in the 1970s.
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shelvac2
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Glad I'm not the only one…
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Thomas1122
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Very cool. The problem is essentially the [Celebrity Problem](https://www.cs.princeton.edu/courses/archive/spring13/cos423/problem0-1.pdf). There are a n people at a party. A celebrity is person that is known by another person, but doesn’t know any of them. If people are nodes and `knows` relation is defined as a d...
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getimoliver
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IntelliJ is leaps and bounds ahead of eclipse for java web development at least.
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nomnommish
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I replied earlier and don't just want to copy paste. My point was - asking candidates to write bookish code like tree traversal on a whiteboard is a fairly iffy way to determine their true ability to make the right design decisions, the right judgments, the right way of deconstructing and analyzing problems. If you ar...
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JessieArr
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So you wrote a turing-complete for loop? Nice work.
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silveryRain
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I feel that such stereotypes are overplayed and/or overgeneralized. In the team of 8 that I'm currently working with there's a shy guy, a skirt-loving jock type of character, one who gives me an "American Psycho" vibe and one who is into politics. In the past, I've also worked with someone who was highly adverse to div...
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bkv
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Right, it's "multi-paradigm." But show me a non-trivial C++ application that doesn't use classes.
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Gareth422
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English keywords are fine. They're barely sensical read in English, even. I'm talking about making people who have little to no English ability name their variables and write all of their comments in English, just because it's the "standard". I remember picking apart a Japanese game once, and variables such as "mouth" ...
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davidmorash
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And if you don't want to go the agile route, we have PMPs who aren't developers but will tell your team how to write the software anyway.
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Raqem
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I like those interviews, too, because then I know the company focused on hiring people who are good at interviewing and not so much at what they would be doing day-to-day. It's a good indication I wouldn't want to work there.
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the_gnarts
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> with no rebase or push/pull single branch, how does this shit work in the real world accomplishing those tasks? It doesn’t. When I had to work with a then Fossil hosted repo not long ago I ended up converting the thing to Git and just submitting patches to the maintainer. Attempting to map your ingrained Git work...
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xxxmuffinflavoredxxx
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so vaporware
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bilog78
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Uh, why doesn't it appear in the list of extensions shown by xdpyinfo? Or is it part of other extensions?
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pdp10
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Anything with a "w" is a wchar (wide char, a.k.a. UCS-2, a.k.a. "UTF-16" not probably not really) and you can ignore those since you're only using ASCII and UTF-8 to encode your text, obviously. Anything with an "n" enforces string length for security, so you want to use those. Anything with a leading "f" lets you spec...
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nerga
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Iterators and enhanced for loops are a thing though, and almost always better
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silveryRain
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A bit cocky to think of programmers as the pinnacle of humanity, innit?
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sabas123
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If you have a mock database, you could limit the point of failure for your query syntax to just the actual database implementation classes, or use an orm if you don't need ultra performance.
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bilog78
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> That isn't outside the protocol, it would be a program that acts as both a server and a client. Ok, smartass, illustrate how this would allow a second arbitrary client to do screencasting. _Within the protocol_, i.e. without using any external API.
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dfyxizi
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BCosbyDidNothinWrong
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A slight simplification used hundreds of times ends up being a lot of simplification.
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Fazer2
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>that's the only way to make cross-platform UIs currently because currently major OS have no standard for user interface You don't need a common standard when you have an abstraction, like in a form of Qt library. Many major development studios are using it now.
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the_gnarts
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> Writing down the commit hash should therefore usually be sufficient to prove its state. As does signing the commits / tags.
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sabas123
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Plus, can't you use a debugger to find out which classes were injected?
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pdp10
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I heard they were rewriting the Haskell compiler in Rust.
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durandall08
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That's funny, rewriting services written in [COBOL, VB6, other terrible shit] to Java is basically all I've ever done. Usually they've been running fine for 10+ years, but now the original maintainer is long gone and they need to make updates.
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halofreak7777
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C++ master race. C++ is the language used to write other languages. It is a tank with a factory attached to it. Sure the radio on and self destruct button are next to each other, but I'm used to it and the pros are too vast making it hard to give up.
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deusnefum
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I just glanced at the std lib documentation because of your comment. It's looking really great. I think I might try re-writing a small project in D for fun.
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bilog78
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> Your argument is reasonable in principle; it's the argument Robert Scheifler made 30 years ago when he started X11. But 30 years ago, technology wasn't as stable as it is now. I hope you're joking. Technology evolves _much_ faster today than it did 30 years ago, especially where graphics and HCI in general are in...
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Paradox
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>not using the [entire textobject](https://github.com/kana/vim-textobj-entire) `dae` also `find . -type f -name '*.js' -exec rm '{}' ';'`
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auchjemand
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With EDGE you have a shared medium and might have problems with signal strength. You can drop down easily to 50kbit/s. When I'm over my data limit my provider reduces my speed to 32 kbit/s, which feels pretty much the same as when using EDGE.
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russmbiz
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I guess you could have a macro that disabled and enable the auto styler.
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dfyxsah
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BCosbyDidNothinWrong
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No, it declares a for loop, it doesn't declare the statement or scope after it.
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kronos0
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Based on my experiences, putting them in the top 60% is really pushing it.
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greenspans
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They're also better written and produce faster code than using straight up DMD. The only thing that DMD excels at is compiling very very fast, at the price of out of memory exceptions.
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nelfoo
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You guys kill me
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9gPgEpW82IUTRbCzC5qr
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ive met more than one 10x'er and the one thing thats the same between all of them is they live and breath software development. they are also all unmarried and without kids. good for them but i dont plan to spend 2-3 nights every week going to meetups, spending weekends on "side projects" that are actually just overti...
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BCosbyDidNothinWrong
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Can you get to same thing with the same simplicity? Don't forget that here there is a variable that gives you the index of the loop you are on. If you use an iterator or the newer for loop syntax, you don't have that without declaring the variable outside of the loop and incrementing it inside the loop. Then something...
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mredding
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Oh I'm not saying there isn't diversity of personality, and I'm not saying it's an aversion to divergent opinions. I'm saying that when engaging in technical discussion there is this propensity to nit pick, and it's so natural to us it's subtle - you probably have no idea unless you're thinking about it. But we do it i...
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dfyxzza
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ataraxo
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Today at work, I stumbled on a rather irritated colleague saying to an other one (supposedly with years of experience but with astonishingly limited coding abilities) about embedded development in C: "You know... you are not supposed to add asterisks and ampersands and exchange dots with arrows randomly until the compi...
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yogthos
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There is little to no empirical evidence to suggest that static typing plays any role in overall code quality. There are no metrics that suggest that projects developed in statically typed languages are delivered faster, have less overall errors, or have improved ease of maintenance in the long term. Yet, a lot of peo...
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dfyy1lp
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damn_it_so_much
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Yes I understand the theory. I want to see *in practice* a fp codebase.
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pdp10
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Insightful. Wouldn't this make it ideal if you're dealing with contributors who refuse to do anything beyond what's in front of them, though?
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yawgmoth
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Learning the abstraction creates cost, but (if it's a good abstraction) reduces mental cost over time as it's used. It's like a mental cost investment, big upfront cost for HUGE savings down the road. If that weren't the case we'd all be writing code in assembly.
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9gPgEpW82IUTRbCzC5qr
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as mentioned below it requires self/team management. i too have seen it work well and it was amazing. the team im on right now, absolutely would not do well in a good "agile" team because no one cares enough about process, they just want to puke code out onto the screen 8 hours a day and have no one bother them ever.
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damn_it_so_much
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The onus is on *you* to prove that a new thing is better than an existing thing. Give me *any* fp codebase that is maintainable and scalable. Give me an example of this theory at work!!
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WrongAndBeligerent
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You can't be serious with this nonsense. Are you just trolling me at this point? I can't tell.
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damn_it_so_much
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Can you give me a concrete example of a fp codebase so I don't just have to take your word at it?
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tdammers
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Then again, C is, for all intents and purposes, pretty much an untyped language, and Lisp, in all its dynamicness, had stricter "type" rules than C ever will. Adding the letter A to a pointer to an array of network sockets is perfectly valid in C, but Lisp will rightfully slap you in the face if you attempt it.
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dfyy6yu
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duckwizzle
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I think dev interviews that ask people to write known algorithms is stupid. It doesn't show problem solving, it shows the ability to memorize a block of code
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dfyy79u
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pdp10
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The real value of the tests comes later, which makes tests an investment just like proper insurance. TDD is a sneaky way of making them necessary up front, too, and (often) forcing you to create a design up front so that you can write tests against the design.
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somersettler
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> We can only easily read code we ourselves wrote. Recently. Everything else takes a lot of effort, tongue sticking out. This is so true. I don't know if your opinion is "unpopular" but it's at the least "underexposed", not massively-popular-and-beaten-to-death like half this thread. I recently started a new jo...
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False
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AeroNotix
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There's no reason you can't use these things in your free time. Small projects. Open source projects etc. I'm not against learning about new tools and shiny things but above all else your day job is about providing a workable solution and not satisfying your ego.
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halofreak7777
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Yep. Worked at Amazon. Too open. Where I work now we have 2 teams about 5-8 people in size on each half of the room (ours being the bigger one). It would be a lot better if we were separate because the other side complains about our noise stopping our flow at times and slowing both sides down with everyone being annoye...
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dfyyclz
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pdp10
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Every methodology eventually falls prey to misuse.
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False
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tdammers
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That's not what I meant. What I meant is that being able to build something that works is not a reason to rejoice, it should be considered a no-brainer, a given. *Of course* my code works, why wouldn't it, I know programming, I've learned the craft and I've been doing it for quite a while now. My code works, and there...
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dfyycrp
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tdammers
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You still start with the data structures though, right?
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dfyydoa
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if-loop
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Yeah. Rename. Impressive. ReSharper offers 45 refactorings.
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dfyye0a
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1
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1491596030
False
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dfyyhxr
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t5_2fwo
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bilog78
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> Are you just trolling me at this point? I can't tell. Funny, I've been thinking the same for the last three or four comments. But yeah, I can't say I actually expected an actual reply, for the simple reason that you know as much as me that it's impossible and that you're just making bullshit up.
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dfyyisw
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helm
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more edits, worse sentence
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dfyyj5v
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1
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SupersonicSpitfire
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Thank you!
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False
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dfyyj9m
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agonnaz
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Of course, but I don't go entirely inside outwards. I more work the inside and the outside and then fill in the cracks.
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dfyyjf0
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viewtouch
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I wrote the first graphical touchscreen restaurant PoS software more than 30 years ago with this capability for customization at the top of my design priority. If other PoS software developers have provided for less such versatility in the user interface, and virtually all of them have, it's beyond my control, but my ...
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False
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dfyyjlt
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yawgmoth
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I like C++ in general, especially with C++11 stuff like lambdas and constexpr, but I wish it had more reflection capabilities at run-time. (I like Qt for the extra runtime reflection and signals/slots. ) My biggest problem with it though is that people like to put it in the same bucket at Java/C#. It has a lot of the...
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dfyyjmj
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astrobe
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Turing machines model processors, but they can't model the clean room where they are made.
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kirbyfan64sos
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Also, I just switched to argument parser to `bash-argparser`. Now it looks more like: rootbox init rootbox image.add [tag] rootbox box.new [name] [-v tag] rootbox box.run [name]
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dfyykla
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skulgnome
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> I'm fine with someone disagreeing with me, but when the reasons are so obviously bullshit rationalizations, it rustles my jimmies. I have evidence that the next guy feels the same way.
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dfyykmv
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cbmuser
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GDC and LDC also support more targets than DMD.
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dfyylwe
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pdp10
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Changing engineers isn't going to move the code base off of Java 5.
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dfyym7n
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astrobe
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Corollary: languages that need an IDE are borken.
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dfyyncw
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combinatorylogic
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What kind of a retard would call FP a "new thing" and this jumped up OOP shit a "proven" one?
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dfyynyk
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1493885427
-7
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juletre
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I read it as mark-all, delete in a text editor, my bad.
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dfyyoc9
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silveryRain
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You talked about the color of the sky which I wouldn't count that as a technical discussion unless it's with an astronomer. As for marriage, I suppose simply not talking technicalities with your wife is an option. Not making any further points here btw, just explaining myself.
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dfyyoit
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agonnaz
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All good points. That is an inherent weakness of Git for sure. Torvalds should have seen ahead of time that hashing algorithms eventually expire and worked around that. As far as programming and politics, that makes sense. I should have said something more like "programming and unrelated politics." If the politics...
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dfyyolp
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combinatorylogic
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There is almost no OO in LLVM. EDIT: also, there is a lot of places in LLVM with a questionable quality. InstCombine, for example - it is hard not to make a mess in a language that does not have a native pattern matching.
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kirbyfan64sos
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Huh...that's...actually a really neat idea. Looks like it'd be possible by using [`docker import`](https://docs.docker.com/engine/userguide/eng-image/baseimages/). I'll definitely have to look into this!
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dfyyq27
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killerstorm
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You've got this wrong. Making cross-platform UI isn't hard, there is a lot of tools ranging from Qt to Java. The problem is that users do not want to install stuff on their system, they want to use stuff without installing. And in-browser apps are like that, they require no installation. Also they are portable -- if ...
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dfyyqi6
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dfndoe
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I care less about having met a business man, regardless of his foresight or success, than having met the literal inventor of modern personal computers.
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dfyyr86
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pdp10
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The least-bad way I've found to A/B test languages is to write a microservice with them. The novelty will give the new environment a bit of an advantage to cancel out the familiarity of the other(s).
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dfyys4s
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hvidgaard
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They have a working compiler, so they'll use that to compile. Then they'll use their new all D compiler to compile the same code and you now have a compiler written in full D, compiled by full D compiler. It's known as bootstrapping.
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dfyyswa
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allouiscious
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ReSharper just moves code around. And Guis are better than command line.
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viewtouch
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The decision may well simply come down to whether you provide your own reporting code or have to rely on an external module for reports. An offshoot of this is a consideration of the issue of search/retrieval keys and whether they are covered completely by your own reporting module. All of that depends upon how good ...
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dfyytga
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halofreak7777
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I read it.
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False
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dfyyv1i
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astrobe
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Indeed. I'm working on those tools. Looser.
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dfyyvo4
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Mrrrp
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I dunno, I was thinking that it perfectly describes the project I'm currently on.
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dfyyvur
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Poddster
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I think the stdlib wars killed it. No one's going to adopt a language when it has two competing standard libraries.
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dfyywuk
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SirClueless
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Depends a lot on the specifics. In theory it could work quite well for a wide range of models. The reason is that the basic idea behind modern machine learning is to build a model where the gradient (which you can think of as a multi-dimensional derivative) of the output is meaningful. In other words, the algorithm is...
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dfyyyk1
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viewtouch
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In the most brutal, simple reduction of the issue it comes down to whether 1) the user interface is absolutely finished and complete, or not, when the application ships to the end user and 2) whether the end user is allowed to modify, or not, any aspect of the user interface to the end user's own liking.
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dfyyysd
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tdammers
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Or do develop it as a throwaway, but when you do, make it such that throwing it away is naturally inevitable, and when you write the second iteration, build it such that you can also gradually throw *that* one away (a.k.a. "rework it"). Just because you throw away the first version doesn't mean you're not going to thr...
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False
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pdp10
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It only sounds silly to those who haven't been stuck with a white elephant of a database before. At one time I was only interested in abstraction layers, having been burned badly.
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dfyyzc7
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interrobang_
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If you understand that at best, it's just going to slow people down and will not permanently ensure that your code cannot be deobfuscated/decrypted/modified/tampered, it's not not worth it. But it's not a silver bullet. And there are definitely cases where it's unnecessary.
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False
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dfyz0i8
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Tokugawa
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That Bret Victor video was nifty.
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False
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yawgmoth
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>Same applies to non-sql databases. My opinion is that SQL should be the default DB solution unless you have a compelling reason otherwise. Most of the time, even if you think your data don't have relations, it does Most people who think they need a 'web scale distributed database' don't actually Most applicatio...
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False
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mid_coast
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Shit man. I never noticed that I did this as much as I do until you just pointed it out. And my god does it start the disagreements with my SO. It's like at times I can't just relax and be okay with her being 95% right about something. I just have to point out that, actually, *insert some asinine technicality here*.
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False
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helm
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Well, our requirements were abundantly clear. Rewrite a RSX-11/Fortran77 application to a Linux/C++ application.
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False
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