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google_you
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No mobile. Should've used react.js for mobile first technology
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> When we used fossil doing a merge on .xib files and .pbxproj and .xcworkspace files would routinely cause merge conflicts. "Encountering merge conflicts" is not the same thing as "destroying files". Thank you for the clarification. Had you originally said "Fossil would routinely give merge conflicts on XCode pr...
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johnfredcee
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Only if you look at it as an FP language. As a multi-paradigm language its just fine.
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armornick
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Is this new? I thought the options argument was a widely used JS pattern already.
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1491653349
False
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dfzsn73
t3_646fjo
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1493899953
8
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FUZxxl
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That's fast if you have an adjacency list, slow if you have a matrix.
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1491653402
False
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confident_bruce
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There's a false dichotomy if I've ever seen one.
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Mobile development skills can be applied to other areas of software. Why are closed proprietary platforms so bad that "they must die"? They're convenient for distribution, and a lot of money is made on the App Store.
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1491653595
False
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dfzsqp7
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SilentChiller
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Yeah, I really think the guy that started this project added so much unneeded complexity for job security. But management wants to turn this into a resellable product and it would take twice as long to build on the rotting foundation it has now.
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1491653680
False
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foonathan
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>But they still don't provide an intuitive implementation of compile-time polymorphism. > Why not?
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1491653711
False
0
dfzssga
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confident_bruce
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Rewrites have a bad rap because software managers tend to be laughably risk-averse. I've worked on teams where even senior people weren't allowed to make a single commit without going through a *commit process* that took minimum 1-2 full days. Fuck. That. Yeah, rewrites have some amount of risk. Yeah, they depend on t...
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covati
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Trust me, a lot of people care about fast DDL. For some companies, many days are spent dealing with how to effect a change on a table with millions and millions of rows. You may not have that type of data or need, but lots of companies at scale do. So It might have not added a lit of value for you, but people care a...
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False
0
dfzstw0
t3_645gj9
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1493900042
8
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tdammers
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I said "heavily prioritize", not "imply". Lisp is a bit of an oddball, really, because its culture *does* emphasize "doing things right", but at the same time, the Lisp culture is not particularly big on making things implicit and formalizing assumptions. The Lisp mindset is about building powerful abstractions, goin...
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1491653888
False
0
dfzsv2q
t3_63zg6f
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t1_dfzohzq
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1493900059
1
t5_2fwo
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IgnorantPoster
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>cultural Marxism Ahahahahahahaha, my god are you for real?
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1491653994
False
0
dfzswmf
t3_63zg6f
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1493900079
3
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frequenttimetraveler
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I think development skills being applied to another area is something that happens with all kinds of development. I believe (but can't prove) that the total return of investment from developers to learn these frameworks is not worth it. I always thought mobile apps would be an intermediate step before something like a ...
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1491653998
False
0
dfzswoc
t3_63zg6f
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1493900081
2
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confident_bruce
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The 10x developers I've worked with were explicitly *not* like this at all. Some intermediate dev would be behind on work, so the 10x dev would be asked to help out. They'd always start all self-deprecating (they're usually very humble), asking a lot of questions because they're supposedly out of their depth. But then ...
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1491767347
0
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t3_63zg6f
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2
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confident_bruce
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Indiscriminate application of unit tests is both a huge waste of time, and a debt, like every other line of code written. It is not some kind of exceptional anti-matter analogue to other code, where somehow the more lines you have, the better the project. Every unnecessary line of code is a debt. You will know when yo...
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1491654374
1491654752
0
dfzt240
t3_63zg6f
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frequenttimetraveler
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My unpopular opinion is that PHP is great. You can complain about some quirks here and there but "horrible" is simply too much.
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1491654453
False
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dfzt390
t3_63zg6f
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1493900169
1
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Bergasms
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I really wish I could provide the hard evidence of the interleaved merge conflicts, because you come across as a sanctimonious prick, but I don't have there evidence so I'll just leave it be.
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1491654608
False
0
dfzt5i3
t3_63whph
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1493900199
-2
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skulgnome
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What non-english keywords does Forth use?
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1491654627
False
0
dfzt5rp
t3_63zg6f
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1493900202
1
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doublehyphen
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A lot of people care about fast DDL. If you have a lot of data slow DDL can mean hours of downtime which can cost you a lot in lost business. This is why Amazon, PostgreSQL, etc, have worked hard on improving DDL performance.
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1491654666
False
0
dfzt6bm
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1493900210
3
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Creativator
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My heuristic: - if you would have to write more code than you would have to delete, refactor; - if you would have to delete more code than you would have to write, rewrite; - if you don't know the measure of either, your system is out of control, good luck!
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5
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bnolsen
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Early on D relied much more on GC. Pulling that out has been a fairly recent thing.
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1491654815
False
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t3_6419py
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1493900242
6
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gypsyface
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vs code?
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False
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dfztbim
t3_63uzd3
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1493900282
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omegaskyfall
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Making a language that is easy to learn and easy to use, and that presents low cognitive friction is never a bad thing. This idea goes back to the 1970s and 1980s with luminaries such as Alan Kay (Smalltalk), Per Brinch Hansen (Edison), and Niklaus Wirth (Oberon). It continued with Guido von Rossum in 1991 with Python....
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1491655299
False
0
dfztfpy
t3_643kpm
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1493900341
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tdammers
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I'm not really familiar at all with Swift, so I can't comment. Judging from my own experience with Haskell and PureScript, however, this does sound somewhat reasonable. If I were you, I'd give one of the dynamic languages a spin - Python for example should be easy enough to pick up, then you can see for yourself.
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1491655323
False
0
dfztg3d
t3_63zg6f
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t1_dfytdp1
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1
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tdammers
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Well, in a perfect world, professional programmers would act professionally. But often they don't, for whichever reasons - ego, lack of professional ethics, unreasonable management, culture, or the simple fact that they're getting away with it and make a great impression at that.
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dfztigb
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TankorSmash
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You know, I don't think he gets enough attention. He was a keystone of my learning, and I barely hear anyone talk about his stuff. He's enthusiastic and talks about a bunch of stuff.
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1491655513
False
0
dfztizs
t3_644jqe
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t1_dfzs28g
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1493900385
3
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sabas123
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As a programmer, I can't help but think that coding for 8 hours a day is constantly training me to think in this kind of way.
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1491655529
False
0
dfztj8u
t3_63zg6f
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t1_dfyxzza
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1493900388
2
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achen2345
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They are browser developers who hide from their environment. This is likely the majority of front-end developers as observed from r/javascript and Stackoverflow. To experience this fear in full force attempt to tell a front-end developer they don't need jQuery and probably don't need their big shiny framework. In my...
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1491655628
False
0
dfztksr
t3_641oop
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t1_dfzo3hg
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1493900409
0
t5_2fwo
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sneakpeekbot
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**Here's a sneak peek of [/r/javascript](https://np.reddit.com/r/javascript) using the [top posts](https://np.reddit.com/r/javascript/top/?sort=top&t=year) of the year!** \#1: [Can you help me allow my router to accept 💩 as the SSID?](https://np.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/5zcb8m/can_you_help_me_allow_my_rou...
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1491655635
False
0
dfztkwi
t3_641oop
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t1_dfztksr
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1493900411
0
t5_2fwo
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b4ux1t3
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Just because you don't know how to program JavaScript safely doesn't mean it can't be done.
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1491655674
False
0
dfztlj5
t3_63nkvf
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t1_dfwibul
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1493900419
1
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stefantalpalaru
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Better late than never.
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1491655694
False
0
dfztlum
t3_6419py
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1493900423
1
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lambdaq
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You have a good point there. Then again, I'd call something like that a standalone service, there's no way I want *micro* service.
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1491655701
False
0
dfztly9
t3_63zg6f
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1493900424
1
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snookums
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> or if it at least got decent driver support for the hardware This will never happen until Linus dies. He's dogmatically opposed to a stable ABI for drivers. He still views the Linux source code as his personal toy to break every 6 months. Hardware companies are used to Windows and Mac, where they can write a driv...
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1491655737
False
0
dfztmhz
t3_63zg6f
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1493900432
0
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aboullaite
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I'm sorry ?! Why do you considering this a spam ?! I've wrote some content that some like it and other does not! If this is a spam. Sharing my blog is not a spam, I'm gathering feedback from it and trying to figure what's good and wrong with an article!
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1491655800
False
0
dfztnh2
t3_641kxq
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1493900445
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bless-you-mlud
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I'm not so sure. One thing I've always found odd is that you have to include your private members in the externally visible class interface. Why do you have to show your internals to the outside world if they can't touch them? In C, I declare those functions static and simply leave them out of the header file. I can ev...
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1491655814
False
0
dfztnor
t3_63zg6f
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null
t1_dfz918g
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1493900448
1
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null
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lambdaq
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I am not against splitting standalone functions as a dedicated service, as a complex structure evolves you have to split something out. I am against *micro* service. You know, some people insist every getter/setter must be done through a lame ass RPC to some kind of clever-ass micro-service. What's better, some of th...
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1491656006
1491657827
0
dfztqpc
t3_63zg6f
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t1_dfylrdh
null
1493900489
1
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morphemass
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How is any profession regulated? Qualifications via education and on the job experience to practice, and a governing body.
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0
1491656029
False
0
dfztr0q
t3_63zg6f
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t1_dfzsain
null
1493900493
1
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wabudd1
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Yep. Not a fan. Quite janky.
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1491656111
False
0
dfztsc1
t3_63zg6f
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t1_dfzljtb
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1493900510
2
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bobthecimmerian
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Cool. I didn't know.
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0
1491656275
False
0
dfztuus
t3_6419py
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null
t1_dfzk27m
null
1493900544
3
t5_2fwo
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[deleted]
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0
1491656333
False
0
dfztvrs
t3_63zg6f
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null
1493900555
1
t5_2fwo
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morphemass
null
Personally I don't care about innovation - I care about having a competent people working in the profession. If the only way to innovate is to have incompetent people do it, doesn't that suggest to you that innovation is only happening by pure chance; and that if we were to innovate with competent people there would ac...
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1491656416
False
0
dfztx20
t3_63zg6f
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t1_dfzrp4z
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1493900574
1
t5_2fwo
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bobthecimmerian
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Granted. But I've worked mainly as a Java web dev for years. I was put on a side project in Python, and while I neither love nor hate the language itself the instant feedback to changes was a revelation. In hours I was finished a set of changes that would have taken weeks in an equivalent Java project.
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1491656425
False
0
dfztx7u
t3_6419py
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t1_dfzf15w
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1493900576
3
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Beckneard
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Because of you I have to tolerate fucking normies talking to me every day REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Joking aside thankfully I don't work in an open floor company, good for you if you can actually live with those but I don't think most devs enjoy them.
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1491656457
False
0
dfztxqt
t3_63zg6f
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null
t1_dfz4bdm
null
1493900583
0
t5_2fwo
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gutigen
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yep, my bad
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0
1491656792
False
0
dfzu37v
t3_6419py
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null
t1_dfzrt21
null
1493900656
2
t5_2fwo
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unpopular_opinion
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Are you missing a few multiplication symbols in your definition of factorial?
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1491656798
False
0
dfzu3bc
t3_63rpxt
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t1_dfy46we
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1493900657
1
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null
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tdammers
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Examples are problematic, because the wrongness lies in the conceptual realm, it is not about how you write down your solutions, but about how you come up with them in the first place. Some reading on the matter: - ["Why OO sucks" by Erlang inventor Joe Armstrong](http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/OO_programming/why_...
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1491656845
False
0
dfzu436
t3_63zg6f
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t1_dfynbfl
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1493900668
1
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Drisku11
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This is a compile error in C++? Thing* thing = nullptr; thing->introduce(); Or what do you mean? Where does C++ do compile time null checks where C doesn't?
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1491656933
False
0
dfzu5jc
t3_63zg6f
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null
t1_dfzmmaw
null
1493900687
6
t5_2fwo
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ApoMechanesTheos
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You mean applets? Only an insane person would use applets today.
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0
1491657118
False
0
dfzu8nh
t3_6419py
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null
t1_dfzj195
null
1493900728
3
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bigmell
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a jag off is a jag off whether he writes code or not
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1491657181
False
0
dfzu9p0
t3_63zg6f
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t3_63zg6f
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1493900743
1
t5_2fwo
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RobertVandenberg
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DevOps is nothing but a rip-off of CI/CD.
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1491657209
False
0
dfzua7c
t3_63zg6f
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t3_63zg6f
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1493900749
1
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combinatorylogic
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To be fair, pattern matching is totally orthogonal to the FP.
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1491657246
False
0
dfzuatr
t3_63zg6f
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1493900758
3
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ApoMechanesTheos
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Bingo. I don't care about those issues either way, but when it becomes a huge focus of a language community, then it is quite offputting. I'm sure there are other arenas where those issues can be addressed. All those debates were just weird - from both sides.
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1491657338
False
0
dfzuces
t3_6419py
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1493900779
4
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ekinnee
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I just use a .bashrc that colors the host part of the prompt depending on if I'm local or remote and the username part depending on uid or gid (admin rights).
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1491657445
False
0
dfzue8p
t3_646ekw
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t3_646ekw
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1493900804
93
t5_2fwo
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ApoMechanesTheos
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What the flying fuck? It reminds me of that unwarranted grilling Linus received at DebianConf 2014 (IIRC) - that really made me do a double take. Linus handled himself quite well, but I doubt he'll be willing to be part of that farce again. Also, this does seem to be a trend in many language communities now then. Abou...
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1
1491657478
False
0
dfzuesj
t3_6419py
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t1_dfzlulc
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1493900811
1
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ApoMechanesTheos
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Code of conduct? What is this - military school? Please don't make me laugh.
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1
1491657521
False
0
dfzufjd
t3_6419py
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t1_dfzonc3
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1493900821
1
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iwasanewt
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You are libre to use them.
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1491657586
False
0
dfzugoj
t3_6419py
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t1_dfzorya
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1493900835
9
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drysart
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And you seem to have avoided quoting the parts of my post that would explain Spring.
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1491657665
False
0
dfzui2l
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1493900854
1
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combinatorylogic
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Just 80%? You're far too optimistic.
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1491657790
False
0
dfzukbd
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1493900885
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combinatorylogic
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Innovation?!? Where?!?
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False
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dfzuks5
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yogthos
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I've got over 20 years professional experience kid, with about a decade working with enterprise Java. I've worked on plenty of large projects thank you very much. If you had any actual experience, then you'd know that it's not the language that makes a large project succeed. It's the development process and practices t...
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False
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dfzun8a
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omegaskyfall
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Ruby is much more than just an implementation of Smalltalk. It has a lot of other stuff that make the language more complex. Smalltalk syntax may seem alien, but is it any more alien than Python with its indentation-sensitive syntax? Or Ruby with its crazy Perlisms? Or Objective-C which is literally a cross between C ...
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False
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dfzupct
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dogodel
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Burn it all to the ground
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1491658246
False
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dfzusba
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Drisku11
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> Or a different version to the version your OS currently ships? Haha, nope Here's an increasingly unpopular opinion: that's a feature, not a limitation. I prefer it when my core OS functionality/desktop environment takes less than 100MB to do it's job. I also like not filling my disk up with copies of the same thi...
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False
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dfzut71
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6
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doom_Oo7
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There are much, much, code out there not using microservices than there is with. To start, there is more non-web code than web code. Did you know that there is more code in the steering helper in your car than in the entirety of windows 95 ?
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1491658324
False
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dfzutru
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1493901012
1
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frequenttimetraveler
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But random people are more likely to come to random solutions maybe. Anyway, i get your point, but i think its hard to define 'competent people'.
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1491658373
False
0
dfzuula
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1493901023
1
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afdsadf
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I'm already on J
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1491658376
False
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dfzuunj
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1493901024
1
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based2
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https://facebook.github.io/react/blog/2017/04/07/react-v15.5.0.html
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1491658384
False
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dfzuusv
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1493901025
-3
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frequenttimetraveler
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maybe i should have said "there was"...
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False
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dfzuutx
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tiajuanat
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Matlab also gives licenses to all the big engineering universities.
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False
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dfzuvke
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combinatorylogic
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Yes, there was, up until mid-1980s. And then loads of unworthy people started joining the profession...
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flying-sheep
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Aah, gotcha
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False
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dfzuxko
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1
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3
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omegaskyfall
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It can still be. The article presents several starting points for discussion, which can take place *here in the comments* (or even in the comments section of the article). It mentioned Erlang (and BEAM). It mentioned trying to improve on Java. It mentioned the growing interest in functional programming. It mentioned D...
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False
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dfzv2jd
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cbleslie
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It's like Ramda isn't enough for people. ... Sweet sweet Ramda.
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dfzv3ny
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ConcernedInScythe
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Nobody ever, *ever* says that immutability, or strong typing, or borrow checking or anything else will eliminate all or even most of the bugs in your program. What they do say is that it will eliminate *a common class of bugs* which are very difficult to avoid in more permissive languages.
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whostolemyhat
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Fortunately none of this is true
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ApoMechanesTheos
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> you get more guarantees at the cost of more contortions, up to you to decide whether it's a worthy trade-off. Agreed.
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RichardFingers
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If this were a strongly typed language and user were the same type for both scenarios, I don't see the harm in moving it to a shared method where you pass the user in. Will the response.user and data.user objects change together or diverge? That's the real concern. Not response and data themselves.
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BCosbyDidNothinWrong
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I think you are mistaking using this for _always_ using this.
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ApoMechanesTheos
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When I started learning D some time back (still learning!), I was amazed at how intuitive it was for me. Things that I imagined should work so, worked exactly like that! It is quite a pleasure to code in D indeed.
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doom_Oo7
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How do you do pattern matching with an associated explicit state in ml?
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doom_Oo7
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What's wrong with spring ?
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tiajuanat
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Matlab will hold around until there are no more managers who rely on it. I give it closer to 20, especially when groups like AFRL recommend it to University groups. I love how every iteration says "For Loops are just as fast as Matrix operations!" And every time I find that's not true at all.
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UnknownFear
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does anyone know how he got iTerm to look like that?
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doom_Oo7
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You know, OOP has stopped meaning what Alan Kay wanted it to mean roughly by the end of the 80s
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yonasstephen
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woops! just committed! almost made people think it's a fake repo. thanks dude for telling
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doom_Oo7
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In 2017, modules just means "import statement not related to a filesystem path".
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BCosbyDidNothinWrong
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Not exactly, because auto x=0 will turn into an int. With this loop the index variable will be the same type as the the loop count, so you won't have errors or warning about comparing signed to unsigned, 32 bit to 64 bit etc. When doing something like: TO(vec.size(),i){ vec[i] *= 2 };
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Nsarafa
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How would one VIM on mobile? VIM is fundamentally made for a keyboard
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doom_Oo7
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You can just use headers and be happy forever after
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skgBanga
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I think the article tries to solve the problem from the perspective of the data structures in which graphs are represented instead of abstract graph structure which, imho, is not the best way. One you should try to solve on the abstract graph concept first and the things like graph traversals are the first thing that c...
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-romainl-
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Use Vim if you want to learn Vim.
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False
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1493901349
11
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PM_ME_YOUR_DONGERR
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In many areas it can be around c performance
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False
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combinatorylogic
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Yet, this does not fit into any other meaning neither.
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False
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luckystarr
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But probably (hopefully?) due to it being generated from a model, otherwise I'd be pretty scared.
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RichardFingers
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My problem with functional programming is that it's just not practical. How do I hire a whole team of geniuses that understand functors and monads? Maybe it would work for small product teams, but that's not the world I live in right now.
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bgusach
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Even further, ideally there should be a GUI, but that cannot be done always. Anyway, if there is no frontend for the config, editing a file kind of works, but asking the end user or a pseudo power-user to open up a sqlite frontend is not gonna work very smoothly.
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TheManFromOregon
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C# is my goto language, but I upvoted you because you actually have an unpopular opinion in a thread that seems to be rewarding the opposite. Oh, and also I am an idiot, so there is that.
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