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realhamster
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Do you have a link or search term to help me implement this? Haven't been able to find it.
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Well, amongst anyone that isn't a developer and close to the code, yeah. Totally. Also, a lot of developers, especially the higher-up ones (architects), I've found seem to think 'ah it'll all be ok', and that's because they don't touch the damn code.
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mikkelhoegh
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Yeah, the CLI interface could be better, but it doesn’t matter much when everyone uses a GUI anyway.
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OrderZero
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I love that Filezilla has this feature built in as well so you don't accidentally upload to production instead of staging ^more ^^than ^^^once
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SharkBaitDLS
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Yeah, I have my setup such that the current active pane's name is always the host name it's running on. Works great when I'm logged in to multiple hosts and swapping between windows and panes and need to keep track.
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throwawaybigsothrowa
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omg fuck these people
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SikhGamer
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v15? I thought React was fairly new?
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Noctune
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People said the same thing when the first compilers were invented.
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drinchev
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Modified lambda theme, zsh, iTerm built with custom padding settings, Oceanic colors for iTerm.
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sbarow
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Yes, that will work if you have code that is stable (changes infrequently) and you are using VS.
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ubuntan
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Yep dynamically typed languages have no strengths, only weaknesses. They are very bad at quickly writing a small app to get up and running fast. You're right there is a lot of very important low level stuff going on in data types, and memory managment, which is why I only write assembly. I can write an equivalent mod...
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Helrich
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Think I'll hold off on adopting till ReactVista, I hear that's really going to be a game-changer.
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JamesWjRose
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A manager of any skill set should have either done some work in that area or learn to trust your employees with the information they give you. (Preferably both)
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Raqem
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I like your comment about how they never outsource management. I might tell my boss next week that we should consider outsourcing our architecture work to see how well that goes over. Ideally they would immediately see the error of their ways. Worst case scenario I'll get promoted to management.
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munificent
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In [a previous chapter](http://www.craftinginterpreters.com/representing-code.html), I explain why [I chose to use the visitor pattern](http://www.craftinginterpreters.com/representing-code.html#working-with-trees). It does feel kind of heavyweight, especially if you're coming from a functional language with pattern m...
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One of them was [Eloquent JavaScript by Marijn Haverbeke](http://eloquentjavascript.net). As a JS developer, I knew a lot of the material already, but it was so well written that it was enjoyable from start to finish. It taught me quite a few things I didn't know about JS, but the code examples are what really stood ou...
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sbarow
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Everyone I talk to agree with that. Templates have some awesome features, but if you overuse them it can lead to problems. Whenever I use templates I think of Ben Parker "With great power comes great responsibility".
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Berberberber
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I think you're wrong in your assessment of the popularity of Objective-C - I heard complaints about it *for years* - but I don't think we disagree. I'm just saying why these languages never took off in the mainstream.
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ArmandoWall
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No. I meant Java server pages, and API development.
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Berberberber
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What you say is no doubt true (I've never had to pass non-owning pointers but it makes sense), but wouldn't you agree that the philosophy of each language is different? That's why it's a disservice to C as well as C++ programmers to talk about the relationship between C and C++ in that way.
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ciny
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> I hate getting bug reports or feature requests in conversation. If it's not written down, I cannot prioritize or even remember it. Yup, I should get a t-shirt with "If it's not in JIRA IDGAF"
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tscs37
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**That** is some pretty amazing stuff. If I understand logical replication correctly, it could be used to have a per-table master-master replication where both nodes can write to a table *and* also fail-over to the other using the new multi-host specification?
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NinjaPizzaCat
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Proof?
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combinatorylogic
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> But in an OOP language, it's the best way I know to implement behavior like this, For something bigger and more complex - yes, sure (though still can be an overkill in most cases - there is a very good reason to avoid writing such code manually). But for an expression evaluator, a direct ad hoc recursive functi...
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MassiveDiarrhea
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TBH, most modern java shop don't use this anymore as we can easily deploy fat jars/wars from maven/gradle + Spring Boot with 0 headache. (Most Java EE people will find this comment offensive and downvote me to hell).
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nfrankel
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Makes sense. On the other hand, I've had mostly people who didn't know shit about code *and* who were terrible at managing. The few managers worthy of the name understood the coding process.
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janxious
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You're severely discounting tight coupling between microservices, which if not dealt with early can effectively mean you have the worst parts of a monolith *and* microservices. In theory you have seams built in, but in practice they are not worthwhile seams and you end up in the same boat as your monolith, except you h...
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munificent
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> But for an expression evaluator, a direct ad hoc recursive function is far easier to understand. There is no need for a pattern matching or whatever else. Yes, definitely. In case it isn't clear, this is the first chapter of several that will build up a full language interpreter. This chapter just does basic expr...
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1esproc
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This is a great trick I'm going to look into more. In my case on our staging servers, all $PS1 include 'staging' in the prompt in bright blue
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snookums
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You clearly don't understand what vaporware is.
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uzimonkey
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That is true, but what I'm saying is for every reason why you would want to use C++ for game development, D's garbage collection is a bit of a deal breaker. I'm looking at this in a strictly C++ vs D for high performance gamedev sense, because if a language like Javascript is fast enough for your game then the choice ...
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deathmangos
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Don't repeal yourshelf.
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JoCoMoBo
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Check out http://www.hamvocke.com/blog/a-guide-to-customizing-your-tmux-conf/ for lots of Tmux customisation tips.
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Drisku11
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I've never been a professional C++ dev and have only sort-of been keeping up with the language since C++11, but my first impression of some paper from Bjarne that was posted to reddit a couple months ago (I think it was [this](http://www.stroustrup.com/good_concepts.pdf)?) was that concepts are basically a more conveni...
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bayram1995
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And best of all, it's the Boost license! Here it is: https://github.com/dlang/dmd/pull/6680
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loup-vaillant
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> you can pick up a piece of music and play that same piece over-and-over until you get better. Not quite. One still needs *deliberate* practices, the help of a teacher, and a few tricks to make the practice effective at all. Merely repeating a piece of music tend to lock you into bad habits. There is a stark diffe...
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rhaas
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In-core logical replication is currently single master, so not quite. Multi-master capability requires out-of-core tools, for now.
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ciny
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> If you hate JavaScript you probably haven't used es6 > Did it remove all the truthy/falsey bullshit?
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NeedsMoreTests
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Did you mean to post something different? That's the same link you submitted...
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snerp
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lol why would anyone consider any of those things dependencies? What's the part about $ and _? Is that some js bs?
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I would also say that before C++11 it was a different language. And before the STL it was yet another language. I have the unpopular opinion that both of these transitions made the language worse.
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DrFaithfull
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Thanks /u/munificent. I've been following this book in my limited spare time, and I'm really enjoying it. Compilers and Interpreters is something I had zero experience of and always fancied getting into. How difficult would it be to convert the end product into a compiler? I'm interested in exploring the differences, ...
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Drisku11
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In C, you hide information by having your interface be functions that take an opaque pointer to a struct that you don't provide the definition for. C++'s private implementations are the same thing; a class just has a single member (the pointer to the implementation) and some public functions. The implementation class i...
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Dworgi
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> They are very bad at quickly writing a small app to get up and running fast. I never said this, but I get paid to program, and I don't end up spending most of my time writing small apps. I spend most of my time maintaining large apps. For me, a language that guarantees nothing and doesn't help me in the task of ...
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Agile was well suited to the incrementalist corporate environments that spawned it. I would expect it to be good for sustained engineering/service environments where change is similarly incremental. It is useless for clean sheet multi-year projects.
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achen2345
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My personal experience doing this work for the past 8 years, working at various major .coms, and interviewing developers are also a factors in my observations on this. For an experiment on this go to the front-end developers where you work and see how they respond if they were forced to write code without abstractions...
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I was fairly fresh from college and working as a developer in a start-up government contractor type place. One of my tasks was to send enormous raster images of maps over a satellite link so as not to hog the normal network bandwidth. I needed a SCSI HSSI card to get the maximum speed out of the servers we had at our d...
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bargle0
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Are you familiar with the Curry-Howard Correspondence?
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shevegen
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Why do we now get promo campaigns by websites onto reddit?
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ekinnee
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To expand on it though.. Essentially there are several possible PS1 in bashrc. The one used is based on host name, domain name and uid or gid.
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skizmo
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You don't.
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quadmaniac
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Mostly due to semantic versioning: https://facebook.github.io/react/blog/2016/02/19/new-versioning-scheme.html
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elktamer
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tldr; give them something other than programming to do? The real question should be how to optimize the output of reviewable code. And the answer will be that managers prefer control over results.
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milo-trujillo
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When you log in remotely several environment variables are set: SSH_CLIENT=XXX 59336 22 SSH_CONNECTION=XXX 59336 YYY 22 SSH_TTY=/dev/pts/0 You could add an if statement to your .bashrc checking for the presence of those variables, and setting your prompt (environment variable PS1) accordingly.
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Synes_Godt_Om
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Agree. Why is it that most Medium articles give me that clickbaity feeling? Catchy, provocative angle on .... whatever.
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quadmaniac
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Aren't they more into TypeScript than Angular per se (which is more of google's plaything)?
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boxhacker
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I don't need no stinkin normalisation...
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pdp10
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I know many good reasons to do it either way. Sometimes the clearest code is to use a goto to jump to a single point of exit where you can free and close all resources. I wouldn't say that having a single exit is considered any less desirable now than it was in the past, and I don't associate the practice with C, alth...
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Xzariner
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Don't worry, just read a [git book](https://git-scm.com/book) 3-4 times and you'll be fine
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Kinda. The speed gain came from the more compact addressing modes. There was no on-chip fast memory for the zero page or stack page, it just came out of regular memory. EDIT: actually maybe that's what you said, I just read it wrong.
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Drisku11
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IMO C++ is the worst programming language, except for all the others that have been tried. I'm pretty hopeful about Rust though.
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CiTi_Cagatay
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can you earn money?
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binwiederhier
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Here is my solution for Terminator. The plugin monitors PS1 and changes the Terminator profile based on it. It works quite well: https://github.com/binwiederhier/TerminatorHostWatch
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quadmaniac
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Nah, ReactX is where the fun is at - automatic updates in-built!
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echo-ghost
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also at Xamarin... which they bought.
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NeedsMoreTests
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You rape bandwidth, I'm not sure who's the bigger monster.
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Drisku11
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> but the standard `-Wall -Wextra -Wpedantic` won't include that I guess we need yet another `-Wreally-though-all-warnings`. *Sigh...* Edit: (Side note, isn't there a `-Weverything`? Does that include this?) Edit2: Nope, apparently that's only Clang. https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=31573
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Only if you effectively ignore macros. Remember, in C preprocessor macros are an extremely powerful method for making code portable, inlining code, and substituting anything for anything else. As great as they are, they're a separate language from C itself, and if we were redesigning C from a clean sheet we would incor...
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shadow31
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What are you quoting? That sentence doesn't appear anywhere within the linked thread.
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superPwnzorMegaMan
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I'm saying no because in the C one the functions aren't 'attached' to the data as is in the C++ one. Besides in the C one you don't have to initialize, C++ provides some guarantees for that.
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Bonejob
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↑ TLDR;
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skizmo
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Why do all the children need to learn to code ? Writing code isn't for everybody.
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EdwardRowland32
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Very interesting read about how we can encourage more children to pick up a programming language. I think knowing a programming language will become more and more important in the future as the world becomes more digital. I've been pondering about this issue myself quite a lot lately and am interested to see how other ...
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nilamo
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"make"? Try to make me work that long, and you'll only succeed in making me look for a new place to work.
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> My personal experience doing this work for the past 8 years, working at various major .coms, and interviewing developers are also a factors in my observations on this. again, as a data analysis, annecdotal evidence isn't necessarily indicative of a trend > For an experiment on this go to the front-end develop...
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superPwnzorMegaMan
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FP distinguishes itself by trying to avoid writes in place, but rather make altered copies of data.
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CiforDayZServer
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Clone them. Offer double overtime Get realistic goals
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hero_of_ages
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It costs money for the full version.
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hero_of_ages
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I refuse to pay money for it.
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DonLaFontainesGhost
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There are certainly times to use var, but its use seems to be exploding out of laziness. Doesn't using var instead of an explicit type declaration invite casting bugs?
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ronniethelizard
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In no particular order: 1) I think the introductory language should be C. 2) Programming has fashion trends. 3) I don't have a problem keeping ****a in my head. 4) If I can't take the core part of a software package, write a simple main function and execute it with a shell script, get a cup of coffee and come back ...
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noratat
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Tmux can also be integrated with iTerm such that the panes and tabs can be replicated in iTerm's local UI. It's a pretty amazing feature and AFAIK only iTerm has it.
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jorgp2
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#***Think of the children***
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noratat
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If you haven't tried the tmux integration in iTerm, I encourage you to check it out. It replicates tmux panes/tabs in iTerm's local UI.
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omegaskyfall
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IBM's influence in the enterprise was enormous in those days. In the 1970s, 1980s, and well into the 1990s, IBM mainframes ruled the world like dinosaurs. COBOL was **the** enterprise programming language. Corporations and governments relied on IBM and COBOL. IBM had at least as much influence as Microsoft did (with M...
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WalterBright
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It shouldn't. My github submission script converts all line endings to \n. Some submitters don't do this, and files creep in with \r\n line endings. So in this case my converter fixed it, and the lines show up as different.
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Scroot
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You can try Squeak or Pharo to get an idea of what's possible, though as others have said they might not do the concept justice. The Pharo by Example and Squeak by Example are very simple books to follow along while experimenting. You can get the hang of it in a very short amount of time.
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> It hasn't had two competing standard libraries for getting on a decade since D2 came out. On the topic of D not gaining traction: I doubt all of the people that it put off have kept in touch with such details. They said "nope" once, and once is usually the only chance most people give.
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cards_dot_dll
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All accounts submitting links to this site are [spam](https://www.reddit.com/domain/codingbasics.net/).
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DonLaFontainesGhost
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The important thing is like anything else - do a cost/benefit and BE HONEST. For example, while in a sterile environment a complete rewrite might be the best answer, that might not be a great answer if you have competitors breathing down your neck. Alternatively, if you start "refactoring" and realize you can't even ...
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nkomx
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I've done some elixir. Another aw some alternative.
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mutatron
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Seems like no matter what someone's favorite pastime is, there's always a "get more children involved" faction. It's weird.
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nkomx
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In fsharp I would define it as record type.
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Treyzania
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Ah, but it's not JSON then.
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doom_Oo7
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> you can't have global objects why couldn't you ? just put it (as you should) in a function: inline Foo& smellyGlobalObject() { static Foo theFoo; return theFoo; } The standard guarantees that there will be a single instance of theFoo in the compiled program.
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eskimoFry
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Which is why it is interesting
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