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crankdev
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I prefer to think as if I was three different programmers: yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's me.
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I prefer to think as if I was three different programmers: yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's me.
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I prefer to think as if I was three different programmers: yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's me.
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I prefer to think as if I was three different programmers: yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's me.
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crankdev
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I prefer to think as if I was three different programmers: yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's me.
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crankdev
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I prefer to think as if I was three different programmers: yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's me.
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I prefer to think as if I was three different programmers: yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's me.
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I prefer to think as if I was three different programmers: yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's me.
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crankdev
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I prefer to think as if I was three different programmers: yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's me.
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crankdev
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I prefer to think as if I was three different programmers: yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's me.
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dg0z64m
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crankdev
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I prefer to think as if I was three different programmers: yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's me.
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0
1491723327
False
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dg0z64r
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storkme
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A concise and accessible view of what functional programming means to the average JS developer. Good work OP!
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False
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davidk01
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Well so does ebay, amazon, google, and any other enterprise you can think of. Much of the world runs on heroic human effort and this includes programmer effort. For all the talks of automation and AI making everyone obsolete it is amazing how many programmers all these companies require to maintain their products.
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1493920592
68
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jnordwick
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> lots of ideas, some of them work until they don't. It's like evolution for ideas. [Marketplace of Ideas](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marketplace_of_ideas) One of my favorite concepts.
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1491723443
False
0
dg0z7m3
t3_63zg6f
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1493920595
1
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Xxyr
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I don't think typing out code is the only way to be productive, honestly. I think that might be part of the disconnect.
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1491723502
False
0
dg0z8b3
t3_647weo
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1493920604
1
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sabas123
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The number one complaint I hear from nearly every student is that they have no idea or way to apply their knowledge. Wouldn't programming be an ideal solution for this?
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1491723536
False
0
dg0z8pq
t3_64815z
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1493920609
4
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shevegen
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No surprise - they use PHP.
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1
1491723545
False
0
dg0z8tq
t3_64aogj
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t3_64aogj
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1493920610
-9
t5_2fwo
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hobabaObama
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Do you charge your customers for 4 hours or 8 hours per day given that you restrict yourselves to 4 hours?
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1491723636
False
0
dg0z9zu
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1493920626
1
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shevegen
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Google does not have it solved. Not only do they use zig-load of different languages, they also create their own awful languages such as dart. They follow the "it does not have to be perfect" mantra, just a "it only has to be sufficiently good". Google can then just throw more money at something, something that Micros...
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1491723641
False
0
dg0za23
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1493920627
-6
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tacochops
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I like to classify them as: creative and labor work. I consider all of this labor work: > How much more time is spent writing a new REST endpoint that you've done 1000 times. How much time is spent writing unit tests that a 1st year cs student could probably write. Or functional tests that hit your new endpoint. ...
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1491723654
False
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dg0za82
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1493920629
1
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silveryRain
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Nonsense, just don't go there and you won't even have to remember there's a CoC. Being polite and fair isn't rocket science. >attract people who like to do politics Just ignore them, problem solved. Why would you even bother feeding them, if all you supposedly care about is technical matters? Yeah, some may gath...
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1491723696
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1
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sabas123
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Aren't most high paying and high hour jobs almost always high stress?
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1491723837
False
0
dg0zcnd
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1
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vattenpuss
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Are we sure it's not the other way around, i.e. companies focusing on quality have a making-money problem?
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1491723913
False
0
dg0zdnh
t3_64aogj
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1493920675
57
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JunkBondJunkie
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ah so I was not slacking at my internship years ago. I used to code for like 3 to 4 hours and read mostly unless they needed me for a project.
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1491723914
False
0
dg0zdo0
t3_647weo
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4
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alantrying
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I agree that the language doesn't matter *for adoption*.
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1491724001
False
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dg0zes3
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4
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fagnerbrack
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Quality is to make money ( or to make the project succeed), otherwise it's not quality. That's a contradiction. Failing to find the balance is not quality, it's over-engineering.
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-8
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DrLeoMarvin
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I charge $50/hr which seems cheap but I'm actually charging $100/hr of productive coding. It's dishonest but no one has complained about the results in ten years of doing this. I don't have a moral issue with it, maybe I should but I don't.
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1491724243
False
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dg0zhwh
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1493920732
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TexasJefferson
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Nice one, you sure showed them! Now do it for lambdas, value types, generics, and all those other arcane complexities Blub didn't need until it did...
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1491724518
False
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dg0zlc3
t3_64bj6l
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NewSpaghettiMonster
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In my case, I'm getting *started* around 2pm at the earliest, anything before that is unproductive messing around.
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1491724787
False
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dg0zoou
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2
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vattenpuss
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Is it more clear is I write out "code quality" which is what I meant, or do you think that would still be contradictory? If so, does Facebook really have a code quality problem? I mean, they seem to be making a lot of money.
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False
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9
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sabas123
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Because the jobs you said are very specific, if somebody walked up to me and said they were a developer, I dont know if their a systems programmer, big data specialist, or somebody that installs wordpress themes.
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1491724981
False
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3
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KimmiG1
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Senior vs junior programmer
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1491725093
False
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dg0zseu
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2
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oneonetwooneonetwo
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Yeah, the meetings and the specs and the documentation and the reports and the teamwork and so on is the "engineering" part of "software engineering". Software bang-something-out-and-go-home is a different field.
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1491725227
False
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4
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sabas123
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/r/me_irl
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1491725460
False
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1493920932
1
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Derpscientist
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Throwing people at the problems seems like a poor utilization of human capital until you have seen systems large enough that they are DDoS'd by Murphy's law.
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1491725498
False
1
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1493920938
25
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cleeder
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> I avoid coffee altogether [...] I try to stay healthy. It's probably healthier than the whiskey that comes after.
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1491725527
False
0
dg0zxjs
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irqlnotdispatchlevel
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That's ugly. I never seen that. But I never needed something like that.
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1491725548
False
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dg0zxsq
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ionforge
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I'm not sure I understand your first point, but promises design is based in functional programming theory, monads concretely.
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dg0zy08
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tacochops
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> I've met plenty of coders who like the idea of programming; they like being able to make things and overcoming challenges. But when it comes time to implement something they hem & haw about actually getting started. Yep I know a few full-time software developers that always talk about "starting a project", o...
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2
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cleeder
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I'm in a similar situation, except that beings my company doesn't start moving until late morning/mid afternoon, neither do I.
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False
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dg0zyk8
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1
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PegasusAndAcorn
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Nicely written basic introduction, other than the unfortunate OO/Java rock throwing. If you want apply the concepts to imperative languages in a positive way, why not mention structs and unions, and also point out this [one weird Java trick](https://blog.jooq.org/2016/02/16/an-ingenious-workaround-to-emulate-sum-types...
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1491725674
False
0
dg0zz7j
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1493920965
4
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philip98
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Having addition, multiplication, a zero and a one merely makes the type system into a semiring. To form an algebra, you need additive inverses and either a homomorphism from another ring or the notion of scalar multiplication by elements of another ring.
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1491725733
False
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dg0zzw7
t3_64bj6l
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1493920975
14
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unpopular_opinion
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If you work for a Dutch bank, you are not allowed to work more than five hours per day behind a computer, let alone productively. So, legally you are not allowed to work more than 25 hours.
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1491725808
False
0
dg100rk
t3_647weo
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1493920986
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Freyr90
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> Functional programming doesn't have anything to do with being asynchronous / concurrent / parallel. While the reduction order is arbitrary and you could reduce terms in parallel -- it has. And I can't agree more with you second statement.
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1491725918
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dg101z5
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Spirouac
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as long as you don't take the north american route of 20 oz cups multiple times a day your fine. If you're looking at a few shots a day it is beneficial. As a side note drip vs shots vs french press all equal different intakes to be healthy vs over indulgent fuck nugget.
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False
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dg10201
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1493921003
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irqlnotdispatchlevel
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On a more serious note: I think you need to be good at finding and understanding information in order to be a good programmer.
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1491725958
False
0
dg102fh
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1493921010
5
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GregTheMad
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That's all I do on reddit: Read the headline and base my prejudice on it. For now it worked out quite well.
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1491726034
False
0
dg103aq
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1493921021
2
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spidfire22
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Does someone have any reseach papers who hint at an optimal number of hours of creative work a day?
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1491726059
False
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dg103l2
t3_647weo
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t3_647weo
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1493921025
1
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domlebo70
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What Java quip?
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1491726069
False
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dg103ox
t3_64bj6l
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t1_dg0yqm1
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1493921026
2
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BroomShakzuka
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This is a nice solution to a problem I've honestly never had. I like named arguments, but only sometimes. Named arguments in some cases clutter your code and in some cases clean it up and help with ordering problems. The best analogy I can think of is typed languages without type inference. I like types, but hate havin...
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1491726119
False
0
dg1047b
t3_646fjo
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1493921033
1
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InnenTensai
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I probably spend 3-4 hours a day at work on Reddit/YouTube and another 2 hours flipping around my tabs and windows, and recompiling endlessly to look busy. I'm usually done with my tasks but can't just get up and go home. I completely agree that the best work I've done is on my personal side projects, I'd literally lo...
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1491726206
False
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dg1056n
t3_647weo
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1493921046
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Lachiko
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I'm sorry you're too lazy to read, Godd2 asked why he thought people took it the wrong way and I made an attempt to answer why it happened, i didn't care what he wrote initially and I already said what he wrote was fine, he asked how he could improve and I gave feedback. Again if you had read the actual messages inste...
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1491726356
False
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dg106xy
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1493921070
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DakorZ
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We should try to implement programming languages in everyday situations. Kids will pick it up and it will be shared like a virus. I think it can work, because kids are lazy and always use shortened words and so do we. "hey mom for each seat in table, add food" "hey mom while room equals kitchen, make food" "my dad...
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1491726406
False
0
dg107ik
t3_64815z
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1493921078
1
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mindbleach
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... and fuck you.
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1491726485
False
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dg108g0
t3_647weo
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1493921090
17
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ImprovedPersonality
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As a programmer I’d like to point out that programming is not creative work 95% of the time (depending on what you work on). Lots of time is spent debugging, implementing dumb features, writing unit tests, writing documentation … Of course those 5% were you actually have to come up with a clever algorithm or design ar...
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1491726509
False
0
dg108ps
t3_647weo
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1493921093
2
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Bahatur
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Because it makes people better users of the foremost tool of our time. Like communication ability, this yields benefits no matter what people wind up doing with their lives.
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1491726538
False
0
dg1092g
t3_64815z
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1493921098
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idobai
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So ironic to hear such childish sarcasm from a javaist since most of the time the software that you create is buggy and pure spaghetti; plus look at all those spring and jee "apps"... We need to rewrite almost every library in Scala because they're terribly implemented in java. Some say scala benefits from the JVM but ...
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1491726562
False
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dg109b9
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1493921101
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sabas123
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This irritates me so much, each time they give an explanation on how they do it, it is either 1) I really liked the project 2) I only did it gor a very limited amount of time 3) Most of my time working didn't require mental thought
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Mr-Yellow
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Shit I've done 9 months or so where I worked 24h, planned and researched for 24h, slept and watched TV for 24h. We've all done this crazy shit, that's how we know it doesn't work. edit: Damn, did the math that's like 112h weeks. Can't even remember what the project was.
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SharkBaitDLS
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[Here](https://github.com/SharkBaitDLS/dotfiles/blob/master/bashrc#L78-L84) is the relevant SSH wrapper in my bashrc. It prints out the hostname argument to SSH with the appropriate control character prefix for renaming a Tmux pane (because Tmux doesn't let you set a pane's title with a direct command). Corresponding ...
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1491726831
False
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dg10c8w
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bumblebritches57
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BitIO, oh wait I already do that for free. Or, my video codec, if it can be propriety. I'm not giving that away lol. Literally all of my projects except that one are open source, chill.
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1491728998
0
dg10cui
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1493921149
-96
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achen2345
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> your assertion though is that frontend devs are afraid of the dom. but using abstractions isn't the same as being afraid. I don't agree, and I only say that after doing this work full time for the past 8 years and talking to various people online and at various companies. I have had people intentionally not show...
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False
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dg10d5y
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1493921153
1
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HosonZes
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I don't thing that creativity has an hour count to it. Some song writers say, they write a couple of songs within 30 mins and then take 2 years for the next one. Creativity is not very tangible so it has a hard time of being quantified and measured for it ROI
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False
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dg10ezh
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1493921178
1
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unbiasedswiftcoder
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Money? Several years ago I freelanced, specialising in _walking dead projects_, already over budget, past deadlines, etc. I accepted such jobs with each hour accounted and billed, which made me a lot of money. Once I wrote a bill of over 220 hours in a month, which makes about 15h extra hours each week, close to those...
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1491727108
False
0
dg10f8m
t3_647weo
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1493921181
1
t5_2fwo
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irqlnotdispatchlevel
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That's why we don't do time triacking. If it's done, it's done. If not, someone screwed up (me, the team, the one who assigned the tasks, etc). If it happens to be something I really enjoy I can "forget" to go home, meaning I'd stay up to 10 hours in the office. But I can't say that I work 10 hours, back to back withou...
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1491727119
False
0
dg10fcr
t3_647weo
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1493921182
1
t5_2fwo
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fagnerbrack
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The money is bigger than the code quality problem. Their leverage is not engineering, but market fit in a timely manner and strong VC backing. If Facebook were to be born again today and there was another system exactly like the current Facebook, then it's very likely they wouldn't be able to reach where they are today...
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1491727133
False
0
dg10fi9
t3_64aogj
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1493921184
-4
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Fjolsvithr
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Absolutely. They had better be prepared to pay them 4x what a novice would make, though.
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1491727296
False
0
dg10h9l
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1493921208
12
t5_2fwo
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irqlnotdispatchlevel
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> I get the most work done when I work from home. Yes, it's a more productive work environment for me, and yes, there's something of a morale boost. When I first started to have work from home days I noticed the same thing: I'm more focused, I work more (quantity) and I work better (quality). At first I put the bla...
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1491727366
False
0
dg10i06
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1493921218
2
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pron98
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Yeah, that's not what I meant. It is not enums that are Java's analog of sum types.
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False
0
dg10i6a
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1493921220
1
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0
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1493921234
1
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ReflectiveTeaTowel
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Hey, the brief was to be contraversial!
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1491727561
False
0
dg10k12
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1493921245
6
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Kaishiyoku
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Well most companies I know will require the team to do that amount of work to get the project shipped in time *without* paying the extra hours. And after achieving the impossible and shipping in time all they get is an email from the boss saying "thanks". And know what? The next project comes soon and will be similar. ...
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False
0
dg10k2f
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1493921246
1
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Balticataz
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Only exception I have seen to this is testers. Those people grind.
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False
0
dg10kii
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1493921251
2
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Kaishiyoku
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I knew someone who showered at work until he wasn't allowed to anymore :D
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1491727657
False
0
dg10l04
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1493921258
1
t5_2fwo
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sabas123
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The complete coder?
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1491727659
False
0
dg10l0y
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1493921258
1
t5_2fwo
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irqlnotdispatchlevel
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This is so cool.
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False
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dg10lmc
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1493921266
2
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oldsecondhand
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It was also the language that was easily portable between windows PC and mainframes.
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False
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dg10mhv
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1493921278
10
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shevegen
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Quite true. JavaScript won because it was a monopoly. It's an awful language that should have never been written in the first place. Now that it is the monopoly there is no real way around it.
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False
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dg10nst
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5
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shevegen
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You almost sound like Alan Kay now!
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False
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dg10ogn
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1493921305
7
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oldsecondhand
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Well, you can say that for Java too. C# gets its edge from being more easily integrated with native libraries (at least on Windows). JNI/JNA is much more cumbersome.
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TomSwirly
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> 2:00p-4:00p: prime time. It's that "prime time" which makes me want to work from home. In every office I've been in, I'd have had half a dozen interruptions during that period. Each interruption is 10 minutes' loss, so I'm lucky to get an hour's work - but more, I lose my flow.
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False
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10
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TomSwirly
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> In my experience, agile is frequently little more than a buzzword. Bang on. The last company I was at, "agile" meant "a daily standup" and nothing else. When I suggested we start estimating how much time tasks were going to take, I was literally laughed at. "We can't afford to waste time doing estimation!" I ...
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False
0
dg10tz9
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3
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jmcomets
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I'm dumb, which one do they prefer?
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False
0
dg10v6q
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1493921396
1
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1s44c
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How do you make programmers work long hours? Give them something interesting to do that aligns their personal interests with business value. Radical I know.
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1491728645
False
0
dg10va8
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1493921397
3
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irqlnotdispatchlevel
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At least they don't hide it.
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1491728676
False
0
dg10vn2
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1493921402
2
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drlecompte
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Yes, somewhat. But as a freelancer, you don't really need to care about that a lot. Unless your client wants you in the office 9-5, obviously. Great thing about freelancing is your calculation is about what you need, financially, and how you need to achieve that, rather than putting in the hours to make your boss happ...
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1491728756
False
0
dg10wly
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1493921415
2
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chowchowthedog
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After reading this, I gained a lot of confidence about getting my 1st dev job.
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False
0
dg10yb4
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1
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tejon
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> For me, 4 hours is the sweet spot. Bertrand Russell came to [the same conclusion](http://www.zpub.com/notes/idle.html) 85 years ago.
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1491728921
False
0
dg10yc4
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1493921437
10
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panorambo
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Biology, perhaps?
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1491728960
False
0
dg10yq7
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1493921443
1
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jb2386
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You guys just need to invest in chains to keep them at a desk and a whip to motivate them.
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1491728982
False
0
dg10yz6
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1493921446
1
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MINIMAN10001
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"Keep your code future safe" "Got it code for every possibility that could occur in the future"
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1491729027
False
0
dg10zgb
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1493921452
2
t5_2fwo
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spidfire22
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Ok I agree, but eveybody is saying 4-6 productivity per day as a maximum. Is there some evidence/research to support this?
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1491729033
False
0
dg10zih
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1493921453
1
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1s44c
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This is EXACTLY my experience too. It's like we work in the same place.
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1491729043
False
0
dg10zlu
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1493921455
5
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toolbelt
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Logical Replication. New feature in 2017. *The world's most advanced open source database* 😂😂😂
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1491729052
False
0
dg10zpx
t3_647ghi
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1493921456
-15
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rueldotme
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Okay my bad. What I was trying to say was concurrency / parallelism heavily depends on the resources available to the implementer, and usually relies on the system, vm, or framework. You and OP is right, the paradigm makes it easier to implement them.
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False
0
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1
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tejon
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Spellcheck doesn't know the difference between `=` and `==`, doesn't see the absence of `-` or `;`...
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False
0
dg1110i
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1
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0xFFFFFF
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While i love what es6 + Typescript has done for javascript, I still die a little inside every-time I have to type `includes` rather then `contains`. Javascript was so bad people created utilities to fix it, and now those utilities have claimed the common names, so to extend javascript officially, they have to think up ...
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1491729269
False
0
dg111we
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1493921485
6
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Echo418
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How did management respond to that?
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1491729290
False
0
dg11242
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1493921487
1
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pron98
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I think the author simply meant an algebraic structure, but he doesn't explain what the structure is, or what it means to be an algebraic structure (he doesn't even show the zero and the one, or the relationship between the addition and multiplication).
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1491729566
0
dg112zz
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1493921500
16
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tejon
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I feel like I have occasional 10x bursts. I'm employed, so apparently they balance out my regular 0x slumps.
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1491729397
False
0
dg11375
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1493921503
7
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