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One of the neat things about PlatformIO is that it can build Arduino programs from the command line, making it possible to test your Arduino programs and libraries on a continuous integration server. https://www.pololu.com/blog/654/continuous-testing-for-arduino-libraries-using-platformio-and-travis-ci
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Ah you're right of course, reading #hugops here and there caused said logical fallacy.
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Thus they are a professor and not a project leader building complex systems where all choices matter.
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jsur
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Or just BEGIN TRAN query here ROLLBACK TRAN to check that the number of edited rows seems about right..
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theineffablebob
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How is sausage made?
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http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=1879
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I like this one: [Knight Shows How to Lose $440 Million in 30 Minutes](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2012-08-02/knight-shows-how-to-lose-440-million-in-30-minutes)
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o look... a fucking loser.
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kazagistar
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Even at a small scale, least privilege can mean "having to explicitly access a privilege" to make accidents difficult, and having preconfigured safe automation tasks that can be run at lower privilege.
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nomercy400
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Isn't DevOps the latest, shiniest thing for startups?
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> This programmer shouldn't be wasting their time as that breaches the agreed upon compensation contract. What a wonderfully obtuse way to look at the development landscape and go "yep, seems about right to me!" We have study after study that shows that 8 hours of full productivity not only isn't possible, but ac...
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If you work in ops, this is one of those times where you see the headline and your first response is to say "Oooooooooooo". Everybody does their best to insulate themselves from these kinds of incidents with good processes, it could happen to anybody
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NotYourMothersDildo
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Typo for "Restore" most likely.
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Triapod
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I'm somewhat ignorant of where money goes in software development. As in what would someone do with 5k. I always thought majority is infastructure and programmer time. Could someone give me an example of how they would use $5k to advance a personal project?
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DJDarkViper
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Just, bravo guys, THAT right there is why i love them so much. Shit happened, they reacted, and did everything possible to keep the ship level while filling the hole. To which they did and everything is sailing fine again, while most users of their services (me included) didn't even notice in the first place. That's aw...
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matthieum
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At which level does the new CTFE operates in terms of memory? Specifically, do you manipulate platform-agnostic values, or do you already know at this point the exact memory layout of structures/classes (full ABI) and enable direct memory access?
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kazagistar
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So you are in the "star trek transporter is mass murder" camp?
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againstmethod
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The new Atom devices are actually pretty beefy, and support some of the more advanced instruction sets, with a very small power footprint. I think there is more reason than ever to use C++, or at least to use a language that can optimize for the target CPU.
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kazagistar
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Those people are called "humans", and those assholes keep making mistakes no matter how much we tell em not to.
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If I'm not mistaken, C# pretty much already has this via Extension Methods. This would just be placing the function in the interface definition, rather than in a static class next to it, and the compiler knowing that the implementing class being able to override the same identifier without causing ambiguity.
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I find this unacceptable. You need to segregate your network between production and Dev and you need to be copying production database to test instances, not pointing device tools at production instances.
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Thanks for the write up, very helpful!
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This is a funny story. Junior eng, offshore programmers, crying boss. Classic.
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cdsmith
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Analytical thinking isn't something you either know or not. It's something you get better at with practice. If you will only teach students who already have the skills they could learn with computer programming, isn't that just wasting their time?
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marinespl
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But it doesn't.
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JB-from-ATL
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So they "accidentally the whole server"ed
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BonzaiThePenguin
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How so? If you warn when deleting a folder outside the scope of the cwd that will only trigger in unexpected situations. Obviously the confirmation wouldn't just be a blind `are you sure you meant to type "insert arbitrary command here"?`
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JB-from-ATL
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You sent more emails than your salary!
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le1ca
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Fun fact: You've always been able to compile Arduino projects on the command line. The IDE just invokes command-line tools in the background anyway.
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justjanne
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Seems like the devs need to fix these "humans"
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cdsmith
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It depends on the school and teacher, of course. But I'd say there has been a strong movement away from teaching proofs deeply in geometry classes. I wouldn't expect to see much of it in a typical geometry class today. Instead, I would expect to see students asked to justify things with intuitive reasoning, but not ...
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Ikinoki
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Some servers are not configured for rate limiting. Especially back on days of mailing lists literally being lists
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Zenitram
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I heard a rumor that nginx was designed originally for high traffic Russian porn sites that ran on substandard hardware, so speed was key. #iwanttobelieve
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newCTFE defines its own ABI. I transform the Expressions/values I get from the compiler into newCTFE's ABI. Since the ABI is prefectly defined enabling direct memory access is no problem. Actually it's the only way. newCTFE emulates a 32bit processor and the only I/O capabilities it has go through memory and virtual-...
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GNU coreutils has rm -i which prompts every and rm -I which prompts on wilds, more than 3 files, etc. rm -I is the default in Redhat based shit. Turning those on for me has just trained me to write yes | rm or just hammer y <enter> key after an rm.
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agree !its a multitude of differing sets of people depending on circumstances. so IMO it's difficult to define specifically; One thing that I've learned that goes a long way so that everyone gets everything done in the 40 or under, is to keep everyone informed doing the work, and it would be my job to go fight for th...
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NAN001
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It's just purely pragmatic to take human failability into account when designing the system
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azimir
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I hosed up a crontab config and instead of sending one email every week at 3am on Monday, I sent 3 emails per minute. The recipient was quite irked and I got to get the stinkeye from the email admin at the university. In 1997, 3 emails per minute would fill up many mailboxes faster than you'd like to think.
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I think it's pretty much negligence that SSMS by default doesn't show you the server name in the tab. That's the first thing I change after installing it and I always recommend everyone else to do the same.
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weirdoaish
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When has it not been a good time to join Google?
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tokland
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Bash scripts raise this "NullReferenceException" if you use `set -u`. Not that this prevents the zillion other ways you can shot yourself in the foot using shell languages, mind you.
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monocasa
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This was also one of the main reasons why the Healthcare.gov thing was such a fiasco. One of the requirements was basically "switch the whole thing on for 300M people all at once, many of the them with particularly shitty internet".
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>And I feel like I'd give anything to be able to work just 40 hours a week doing what I actually enjoy. ... Just be happy you are able to work in a field that you love and can be rewarding at the same time. Absolutely not. How much I may enjoy engineering should and does have absolutely no bearing on how I approach...
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fixurgamebliz
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You grind up meat with salt and other seasonings and flavorants. Sometimes it's put in a casing.
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> In math, if you have a function f(x) = 2x, then f(2) = 4 is equivalent to writing 4/2 = 2, but this is not the case in FP languages (i.e., the subroutines have a "direction", as in any programming language). What I meant is that in a pure FP lang. one can replace every call of f(2) by 4 (the equational reasonni...
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Garethp
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I'd guess that more of the older tutorials reference Apache more, and that in turn means people who aren't as experienced in picking which server powers their website just gravitate to that. Hell, even current tutorials mention Apache and `.htaccess` files out of sheer simplicity, simply because it's the commonly used ...
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They don't, but they were at one time and that culture of full access probably persisted.
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sercankd
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.htaccess file is the reason people still use apache. Only thing similar to this is Litespeed which is a paid software.
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ravedave
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This is true. The more I think about it the user/pass for the db were probably in the config file anyways :)
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> And thus he learned why one never logs in as root on a prod system. So what do you do when you need to install a package or edit a config file in /etc?
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R4meau
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> We were supposed to have 48 hours, unfortunately we had a 24 hours hackaton the day before. So we ended up just having less than 24 hours. If you read the above paragraph carefully you'd notice that it wasn't built at a hackathon, it's a school project. Unfortunately we had a hackathon the day before this project...
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X-Post referenced from [/r/erlang](http://np.reddit.com/r/erlang) by /u/elbrujohalcon [Aaargh!! - Macros, Parse Transforms and others @ Erlang Battleground](http://np.reddit.com/r/erlang/comments/64kx41/aaargh_macros_parse_transforms_and_others_erlang/) ***** ^^I ^^am ^^a ^^bot. ^^I ^^delete ^^my ^^negative ^^co...
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Isvara
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It's not a complete ELI5 until someone comes along and complains that a literal five-year-old wouldn't understand.
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Typical philosoph. No clue about physic and stops thinking before it get's to deep.
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coworker
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If by latest you mean 8+ years. DevOps doesn't mean remove all access control but developers do have to *own* their systems. Ops people can make all these same mistakes too you know.
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That's 100% on management's shoulders. You were set up to fail. Glad you aren't there anymore.
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vine-el
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Google+ is a bad example. MySpace and Friendster were both on the market before Facebook and failed because of quality problems.
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False
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dg2xlha
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2
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K3wp
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This is a somewhat spurious metric. I know more than a few shops that use both; they have a cluster of LAMP origin servers and just use Nginx as a reverse proxy/cache. There are also lots of big CDNs that use Nginx simply for performance reasons, so that's going to skew the metrics even further.
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False
0
dg2xn4k
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143
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restlesssoul
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Adding a few links: * Independent effort to write a [CIL to WASM compiler](https://github.com/kg/ilwasm?test) * Discussion in [Microsoft's ChakraCore issues](https://github.com/Microsoft/ChakraCore/issues/1891) * [Xamarin's take](https://github.com/xamarin/WebSharp#future-work) * [WASM and GC](https://github.com/W...
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False
0
dg2xol2
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1
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Yuzumi
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Yeah, I'm about to graduate with my software engineering degree. I knew a long time ago that I didn't want anything to do with AAA game development. I have some game ideas I may try to implement on my own, but I'm not working for a big studio.
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1491845467
False
0
dg2xqpa
t3_64jd9r
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1493954823
6
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StrangeWill
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> This all stems... Shoot I like asking for reduced access accounts (and to have them removed when I'm done) because I hate getting caught in the finger-pointing game when someone fucks something up weeks/months after I'm done.
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1491845587
False
0
dg2xunp
t3_64idzl
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1493954877
7
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MEAT_FIST
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Triple that and you'll have a realistic salary for a cobol dev at a big bank.
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False
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dg2xv0v
t3_64jymy
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1493954881
96
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pfp-disciple
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One possible reason is the out-of-the-box solutions with the distro. I know that RHEL6 standardized on Apache, so presumably its offspring like CentOS do as well. Not that nginx isn't available, but since apache is standard and the primary docs talk about it would make it a more attractive path.
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1491845612
False
0
dg2xvi4
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1
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NinjaPizzaCat
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Not really. The system is not destroyed, only temporary transformend.
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1491845652
False
0
dg2xwwn
t3_64idzl
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1493954907
-2
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thekab
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That it's possible for an engineer to accidentally production makes me seriously question their security architecture to begin with. Are they sharing accounts and credentials... to production... and giving it permissions to delete everything?
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1491845692
False
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dg2xy8n
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11
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thekab
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Security, auditing and recovery are often the last thing any manager in a software company wants to hear about.
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1491845730
False
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dg2xzhq
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1493954941
14
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JulietteMars
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I think all developers at DigitalOcean have root access to production servers. Lights-out/power management access too, so they can completely reinstall servers remotely. It's for fixing/diagnosing things, I guess. Some parts of the infrastructure are self-hosted...
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False
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dg2xzi3
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4
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phottitor
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I think postmodernism has figured this out long ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sokal_affair
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False
0
dg2y2lz
t3_64hglb
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6
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weirdoaish
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You take your laptop to interviews?
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False
0
dg2y3ve
t3_64cbsh
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1493954999
1
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Voltrondemort
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SSMS UI is such an abandoned wasteland - so many things should have been fixed about that mess a decade ago. it doesn't even support hiDPI iirc.
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False
0
dg2y496
t3_64idzl
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11
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svmk1987
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He actually cried in front of you? Wow.
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False
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dg2y4of
t3_64idzl
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1493955010
1
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matthieum
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Since D offers direct access to memory, doesn't this mean that evaluating a function in newCTFE could potentially lead to a different result than evaluating it on the target platform? For example, suppose that I create a hash function which is endian-dependent, can I pre-compute the hash-table at compile time with new...
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False
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4
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HolmesSPH
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I've never heard of such a thing... Please tell me competitors also do the same thing?
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False
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1
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gypsydrifter
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Nope - I just stole their MacBook
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False
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dg2y61p
t3_64cbsh
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4
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bushwacker
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I don't get it. COBOL has very limited syntax, it's a very easy learn.
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False
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30
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grauenwolf
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Yep. And even today you can override the extension method with a secondary interface.
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False
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3
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4
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AnAirMagic
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Well, it's a factually wrong summary. No reason for it to be upvoted. Downvoting hides it by default.
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False
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dg2ya15
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2
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cbruegg
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> Compiling takes no real time But you lose `apt-get update && apt-get upgrade`.
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False
0
dg2yax3
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29
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killerham
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We did a lot of pair programming when doing some tricky stuff with [hyperPad](https://www.hyperpad.com). When its self contained modules, it doesn't really make sense to program in pairs... when something that has a lot of touch points, it works out very well.
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False
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1
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Daneel_Trevize
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IIRC Antarctica's actually some of the driest land, and you need humid air to best transport heat away from your servers.
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False
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dg2yemu
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1
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mirhagk
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> I'm talking about the whole service, including all your dependencies Well not all your dependencies, because it does depend on the other microservices that you are mocking. The only difference between doing that and doing the same thing with mocking done internally is that you are also testing the transport and ...
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False
0
dg2yev8
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2
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tkannelid
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Java had this, so C# had to add it too?
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1491846218
False
0
dg2yg3l
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1493955162
2
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LetsGoHawks
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If they wan't to keep things afloat, they should be looking for sailors. Most cowboys know fuck all about boats.
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False
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t3_64jymy
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35
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jnsquire
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It's not the language that's hard, it's knowing how to cope with the horrific coding practices from that era.
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False
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107
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UplinkCoder
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Yes! CTFE produces Literals. It's as if you had run the function and pasted the result in yourself. Note when dealing with floating point you may get slightly different results an compile time then at runtime. But C compiler who do constant folding suffer from the same issue.
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False
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6
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s73v3r
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I'm gonna come out and say it: the posts you've made here do not strike me as being from a 10x developer, but rather someone who wants others to think they are. Regardless of why you think you are one, the rule still applies: if you have to go around telling people you are something, you probably aren't.
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False
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1
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OneWingedShark
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One of the big problems that I see is a sort of reactive response to problems that, in medicine, would be akin to "treating the symptoms and not the cause". You can see it in everything from language-design^1 to the pervasive 'patch' mindset of current games to the "you don't need an education [only google/stackoverfl...
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False
0
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t3_64ji2j
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12
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xxxmuffinflavoredxxx
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nah i would never say that about myself i've just been told it by my team lately
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False
0
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t3_647weo
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0
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mirhagk
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You can certainly do that in a monolith as well by breaking down each component into it's object/domain/bounded context within the monolith. The biggest difference is that it's easy to cheat when everything is in the same assembly, but other than that microservices don't provide an advantage in this aspect (but they d...
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1491846361
False
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t3_64e718
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2
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OCCASIONAL_CATNAPPER
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Research_stations_in_Antarctica Research stations have internet access.
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False
0
dg2ym3o
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14
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matthieum
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Cue the OP: > I do not want to be a COBOL developer. It does not appeal to the hunger for learning and adapting to the ever changing environment that lead me down this career path. It's a case of scarcity driving the prices up. Nobody wants to program in COBOL, so the few who do are highly sought after. Of course...
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False
0
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t3_64jymy
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31
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pingveno
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With an average inland temperature of around -55 degrees C, I doubt humidity levels matter much.
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10
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BluescreenOfDeath
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Repetitive tasks are what cause this. When you do more or less the same thing over and over, you learn how to mindlessly disable the safeguard and that bypasses the whole point of the safeguard. UAC is a great example of this: Vista's version popped up so often, it was functionally useless. Windows 7 got it a bit bett...
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False
0
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1493955279
1
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steakyfask
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Web Dev here: I honestly thought apache was the easiest to use and the better one to use? I've only ever used apache, all the Web companies I've been with have all used apache. Is nignix really easier that apache? And what advantages does ngnix give over apache? Is it worth me spending time to learn ngnix when Im com...
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False
0
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9
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