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dirkt
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I didn't say there's "need for general sum types in order to avoid nulls". You can have either a single optional type, or general sum types, and because it's an *algebra* of types, you can actually prove they are equivalent. My point was that your original comment totally misses the mark.
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> Is it more than 3-4 hours of productive code/dev? Yeah. Most of the time I work at home with no meetings. I can focus entirely for hours at a time. If I have clear cut goals, it's easy to spend the entire 8 hour day plus just coding. If the goals are vague and confused, it's a lot harder to focus and code. ...
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Poddster
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That's a pretty different definition that the original one, from the book Peopleware. Were did you hear it?
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neoKushan
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> and get to bed earlier Haha, you had me going for a second there.
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badthingfactory
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In your first snippet, the second call prints undefined, not "Global Name". In your second snippet, both calls print undefined. Granted, I executed my code within a closure where I protected name from becoming global, because why are we even talking about global variables to begin with? I'm not going to design all of ...
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doom_Oo7
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> 10x devs predict the future better than 1x devs. They don't write 10 times as much code, they typically write 10 times less. by following this line of thought, ∞x programmers would do nothing and just ship a common lisp interpreter to allow for all possible futures.
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Kluizenaer
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I'm sorry but implicit currying with dynamic typing is absolutely the worst thing you can ever think of. The convenience of not having to write `curry(f, arg)` instead of `f(arg)` is absolutely not going to out-weigh the bug hunting. Currying works with static typing because the implementation complains when the type...
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OnlyForF1
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You could probably get a customer who would be willing to fund that, and then you could release it freely.
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levthedev
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Interesting approach - your method to building a Unicorn is probably a little bit faster than my method, but requires a horse which might cost a lot of $.
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ReflectiveTeaTowel
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Oh God. Just read his byline after you posted that. `Sex, software, politics, and firearms.` Jesus wept. I'd rather read the daily wtf, and I don't say that lightly
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malkusch
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I take the paycut. You have to adjust your lifestyle.
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Wooshception
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You're not selfish for saying no. Others are selfish for asking you to give to them for free something that the market is willing to pay a high price for: your time and an expertise that you've made a substantial investment in for the main purpose of earning a wage. It's no different than expecting a friend whose an a...
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mailto_devnull
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Nobody's complaining? You're charging too little.
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doom_Oo7
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> As software professionals we need to take responsibility for driving the alignment of the two. why ? do we live in softwaristic instead of capitalistic economies ? software is just a mean to an end and this end is making money for shareholders
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Draghi
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Shhh don't tell them
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DutchmanDavid
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And ugly to look at. Double colons all day every day :( Which is why I like Java more (and yes, I know Java has its own problems), just because I actually _like_ to look at it. ^(Python is nice too, but the whole 'forced spaces instead of tab characters' is turning me off)
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stirling_archer
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Colossally tiny one might say.
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Robyrt
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I feel your pain. The first thing I did at my current job was split up the meetings so the developers had 3 hours of meetings per week, and the management / support guys had the full 20. People are surprisingly receptive to it if you say you can get more productive time out of your people :)
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DutchmanDavid
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id Software did that too for Doom 3 (id Tech 4 engine), but that was mostly because they came from C and didn't want to cram C++ into the company by force.
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GreatTragedy
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I'm going to be so happy when DevOps is cast to the garbage heap with all the other bullshit productivity trends.
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fagnerbrack
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Maybe, but it doesn't matter much. We can't use a statistical improbability as the rule. Quality doesn't make things slower as most people think. It actually increases the speed of development if all those involved are experienced enough and follow the disciplines consistently. Inside the quality spectrum lies the tr...
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vattenpuss
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> As software professionals we need to take responsibility for driving the alignment of the two. I will do what I'm paid to do. If I wanted to run a business I would have started one.
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dgendreau
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I used to think that but now I think the best/cheapest option for kids is a raspberry pi and a nice starter language like python.
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driusan
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I wish I was cleaning up after the 0.1xers. That sounds *so* much better than constantly dealing with the bullshit of the -10xer.
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sabas123
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How can one conclude the existence of an 10x programmer, while controlling for experience level, from just their peer groups? It might be possible but I doubt their very definition are quite rare and most likely only in high end companies.
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Blaz3
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Yeah but it's really hard to tell people that you don't really believe in their ideas and disheartening to tell them that it's been done before. Lots of companies have succeeded doing something that has been done before, but much better, but often the ideas you hear don't really sound all that well thought out. But ye...
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andythedev
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Hit the nail on the head. I've always had the impression that this overworking ethos is more typical of smaller budget focused companies; is that the case?
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DreadedDreadnought
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>Naturally when he asked to be paid a reasonable salary they said no, so he quit last week. All too common nowadays. Companies scream we need more programmers, but when it comes to salary they want to pay peanuts. At least he had the dignity and self-respect to quit.
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DutchmanDavid
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That's why you let your IDE generate those for you.
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marwoodian
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My mother recently retrained to be a computing teacher. She was even given a 25,000 GBP grant from the British Computing Society. The problem is schools still don't understand computing, and rather than hire a computing teacher (or at least get a maths teacher to teach it...), they get IT/Business teachers to teach t...
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chrismamo1
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amphetamines
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DutchmanDavid
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>I don't get the "love" for VS at all I remember loving VS because it was better than Bloodshed Dev-C++ and Code::Blocks (I was programming in C++ back then). Now I'm loving IntelliJ and Pycharm (yey for Jetbrains!)
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OffbeatDrizzle
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what else would you do to a gzipped and tarred file apart from decompress it? lol
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destinoverde
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We are talking about children here.
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freebytes
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> moderation Drinking a pot per day gave me heartburn after too many months in a row.
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TheCrazyRed
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>I promise you that any company that has programmers “working” that many hours is really only getting 2-4 hours of real work out of them each day. I've been a software developer for 20 years and I do not at all agree with this statement. 6-7 hours of time spent activity developing software (programming/debugging)...
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vattenpuss
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Here in Sweden we teach kids about personal finance and cooking in school from first grade up through ninth grade. Auto-repair and plumbing are sadly not included, but I guess it's because not everyone will get a car or own a house.
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Somnacin7
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I've heard Elastic is a viable open source alternative to Splunk, though it is certainly a bit clunkier.
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vattenpuss
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If you have a car, it's essential. Just like it's really really useful for anyone that has a computer to know a little about how it works. Not everyone will own a car of course.
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DutchmanDavid
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When you have some newbie and a local expert, the newbie will learn a lot in a short time. When you have 2 experts, the effect may not be as strong.
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DreadedDreadnought
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Do you have stock in the company? Do you give a single fuck about the company? Do you need a letter of reference for future employment? If the answer is no to all, update your resume and GTFO.
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pron98
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But you don't need a single optional type, either, because OOP has subtyping *instead* of sum types. You just eliminate null as a member of all reference types. In that case, a subclass `Null` of `Node` would be just as "provably equivalent" as if you'd chosen algebraic types.
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Asyx
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This might be the best thing I've ever read.
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dg16xsl
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DavidM01
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Do those things trigger you?
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-7
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tompki64
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Why would they WANT to work 60-80 hours a week....
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yawaramin
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See https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/6419py/the_official_d_compiler_is_now_free_as_in_freedom/dfzpq1h/
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CptCap
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You can use tabs in python, just don't mix them with spaces. I don't really mind the look, if it's readable and sufficiently concise, i'm ok with it.
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ReflectiveTeaTowel
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Nah, just not a huge fan of the 'daring' teenage mentality that it all implies
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blitzzerg
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Gmail says that the address: nadiaeghbalgrants@gmail.com doesn't exist Edit: It seems that the right one is: nadiaeghbal+grants@gmail.com I didn't know you could use "+" on gmail addresses. Edit2: Well it seems you cannot (I tried to create one with a plus symbol), anyway, I sent it to that one
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dg17847
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xeow
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TIL that harm is a noun.....
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htuhola
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You can steal it, then it just costs a lot of someone elses $.
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exxplicit
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I don't get this blog post. The way he describes it, he is getting paid for a 40h week but spends all his free time programming stuff on the side - which more or less equates to a 60-80h week?
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bgaskin
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I'm a bit disappointed the article was neither serious; sticking to its premise (and thereby hilarious inadvertently), nor a hilarious parody. Nice title, but ruined by the common sense truisms that flesh out the content.
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DutchmanDavid
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"How to copy paste code from stackoverflow and make it run even though you have no idea what the hell it does in 21 days"
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mrexodia
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The exact details on how to parse html with error handling are defined at: https://www.w3.org/TR/2011/WD-html5-20110113/parsing.html Also for a calculator something like shunting yard might be more appropriate...
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agenthex
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Don't know who you are, but you don't sound smart.
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inu-no-policemen
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That's true. I always like to point out that no one cares if you did something the hard way. If there is no measurable improvement which actually makes a difference, you only wasted time and money. This is also why I like good tooling. The more the machine can do for you, the better. E.g. if you use TypeScript instea...
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agenthex
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For me, $5K would be a start. I'm doing my own thing already.
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-10
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JustLTU
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It's nadiaeghbal+grants@gmail.com add the plus in there, it helps him recognize why you're writing
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mandreko
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I left development after 15 years to do infosec. I was bored of making the same enterprise apps everywhere I went. Now I have new customers with new challenges every month or so. Any code I write is small and purpose specific, and teammates love it. Sometimes a career change is good.
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DutchmanDavid
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**This whole "we need more women to go into programming" meme is bullshit.** Women don't need to do shit. Does a specific woman want to program? _Great!_ Would she rather take a math course, become a teacher or, god forbid, a stay at home mom? _That's fucking fine too._ Trying to drag a group of people into a certain ...
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beefsack
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These articles are posted regularly and are always met with wholehearted agreement. I'm a programmer, of course I agree too. The point I want to make is please take a moment to realise we are essentially an echo chamber on this topic. Don't be naive and assume it is objectively correct, the only thing we can be certai...
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wischichr
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https://gmail.googleblog.com/2008/03/2-hidden-ways-to-get-more-from-your.html
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mrexodia
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So just apply this but then on the merge commit? Also since you manually label squashed commits you are generating a carefully constructed changelog, just automatically.
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Scellow
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> Yes, as long as you accept PayPal. I’ll also ask that you pay the international fees, which seem to range between 0.5–2%. Yeah you pay to receive money from a stranger, and what happen if he charge back? goodbye your 2% (100$)
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dg17m5c
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Liam2349
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Then you still have the problem of having to keep writing "getName()" or "setName()" rather than just "Name" or "Name=".
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infinitecharger
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Nicely put. Programmers don't understand what it's like to be a slave wage laborer. They are the aristocrats, and I cannot at all sympathize with their entitlement mindset. If the blood of the company (the low wage owners) are expected to be productive 100.00% of the time, then the same should also apply to white colla...
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agenthex
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"Code" is just a language. It is how we tell computer stories. The computer is always looking for plot holes and continuity errors, so you have to learn to be a really good storyteller if you want to survive the robot apocalypse.
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repeatedly_once
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It wasn't designed for a low barrier of entry it's a side effect of it being able to be ran in the browser without any tooling or set up.
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cheeky_disputant
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That's funny how you write that you don't have energy to do anything social after a tough week, it's the complete opposite for me, hahah. I just can't wait to finally get to Friday/Saturday nights and meet my friends and simply to don't have to think about my projects anymore. Just have a drink and chill, that's my kin...
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crusoe
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Which is why you transfer it to your bank and then move it to another account.
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korrach
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Not everyone writes novels, and without open source everywhere reading code is about as useful as reading runes.
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infinitecharger
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It's almost as if a business wants to decrease overheard costs, including wages, as much as they can possibly get away with. What an outrage! /s
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discordant
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Or, you know. https://github.com/trailofbits/algo
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SpaceAspie
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Can you go into detail as to why? I know very little about hacker culture (CS student who only started programming at Uni).
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FireThestral
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It's not selfish. Really. The easiest way to turn them down is to be honest. You don't have time. You don't have time to work on your own ideas let alone someone else's ideas. Is it selfish for an auto mechanic to not look at someone else's car if he doesn't have time for his own? (especially if it'll take hundreds of ...
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infinitecharger
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What's "peanuts" for you?
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skgBanga
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Not at all. If anything, programming is significantly closer to being an exact science discipline, than being an art form. (which a 'creative work' implies). Here is a talk from Alex Stepanov at Stanford: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ih9gpJga4Vc
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clockdivide55
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Well, I could drop 5 grand on a grant and not be _too_ screwed. But I don't have the guts to do it. Maybe one day, in old age.
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MindlessMutagen
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I got a 404
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SolarBear
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I'm not taking a direct shot at the OP but... > The key here is to understand what your interviewer is looking for. Am I the only one who absolutely hates this? Not just in the context of this particular interview question but in, well, anything you could be asked for in an interview. I'm getting interviewed for ...
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kankyo
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What's the point of dec64 except make the programmer think floats are precise when they are in fact not. It seems like it solves nothing.
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Vys9kH9msf
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Yes I know of Algo but wanted to make this for two reasons. 1) simplicity - Algo requires that you setup a python environment as it's based on ansible - not just a simple OSX app. 2) upgrades - I want everything to update automatically, both OS and VPN software without having to rerun some script
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PoorandWise
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Calling them the blood of the company makes it sound like your giving a political speech. A programmers is paid market value therefore their worth to the company is exactly how they are paid which is many more times than a laborer. If a programmer can automate a laborers year worth of work in a month then who really gi...
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jocull
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Welcome to contracting!
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ruinercollector
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As stated, you won't get 60 hours of real work, but if you want 60 hour programmers anyway: - Hire kids in their 20's - Convince them that they aren't just designing another mobile app, they are changing the world - Spend a couple thousand dollars on perks like free soda, pizza and frisbee tournaments. Tell them t...
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moose_cahoots
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The problem with waiting for a kid to express interest is that you must first be exposed to something before you can be interested in it. In that sense, all children should code at some point. Those who enjoy it can seek out more. But many people are never exposed to it. I was never exposed to it until my late 20s. On...
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justyouraverageguy
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Thanks, fixed link!
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otm_shank
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You can't create one with a plus in it, but if you take your address and add "+whatever" after the username part, mail still comes to you and you can use the +whatever part to filter. The actual address is just nadiaeghbal@gmail.com.
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upandrunning
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If agile is done correctly, there is nothing that precludes the prediction of costs, especially if a scrum team already has a handle on its velocity. The big benefit of agile is that at any point, the customer should be to take the value (features) delivered and stop. Waterfall is typically an all-or-nothing propositio...
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blitzzerg
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oh, I knew about the dots, it's good to know the plus trick too, thank you!
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ITwitchToo
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I'd be curious to hear why you were second guessing the email address that they listed.
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calandra_95
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Do what my highschool did.... Make an "xbox360 game development"class to lure kids in and then teach kids c# and xna framework Come for vidya games stay for the computer science
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blitzzerg
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I'm dumb and thought that the plus was just to prevent spam bots and that I should concatenate both strings to get the right address
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stesch
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It's not.
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BrushGuyThreepwood
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I wish my boss would read it...
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