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matthieum
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100k a year for a software developer in the US? That's rather average. The article mentioned $100 per hour; for 40 hours/week and 50 week/year that makes for $200,000/year. Of course, it means you already *know* the language; I wonder how much they are ready to pay for someone to learn on the job...
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Patman128
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> Even if TS->WASM could outperform the native ES engine, wouldn't all of the engineering opportunity be tied up in re-targeting everything and sundry? Yes, exactly. It's an enormous amount of work for something that may or may not be a small performance gain on certain platforms and only used by a small fractio...
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grauenwolf
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Some people think that. Personally I think Java screwed up by over using interfaces and had no choice but to add them.
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JulietteMars
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No idea. I only know someone who works at DO.
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s-expression
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> Embedded developers will hate PlatformIO for the same reason backend developers hated node.js for such a long time: it opens up a new area to newcomers As an embedded developer, I don't care for PlatformIO because the Arduino and mbed libraries are pretty low quality and only suitable for toy projects. The mbedOS...
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rpgFANATIC
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As does COBOL
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Apterygiformes
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erDang!
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thekab
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How? I definitely get more than 49.5% of my gross. Edit: Oops, it's even worse... 42%? You're saying you get 25% less and then another 44% taken out right?
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dg2z1n8
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s-expression
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At least with TypeScript, node development is palatable.
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dg2z3ls
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grauenwolf
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Implementation details. It looks like an interface, but its really a struct and a generic constraint.
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GreatTragedy
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Every implementation of it that I've seen has just become an excuse for managers to make their employees do several jobs. It's supposed to mean close collaboration between silos. What it's come to mean is "you need to do all the development, plus the administration, and also the analyst duties, because DevOps."
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oldsecondhand
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Well, integration tests will, but it seems they're not as popular. Not sexy enough to sell books with it.
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dg2z5n2
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UplinkCoder
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oops. I misread your question. If the function itself behaves differently depending on endianess, then you are in a very uncomfortable spot when cross-compiling. however dmd does not support cross-compilation yet, so that bullet won't hit for now ...
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dg2z75n
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mirhagk
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And yet it still is one of the best systems out there. The vast majority of management tools for databases suck totally. I heard a rumour that the SQL tools team at microsoft contains only one person. The rest of the SQL team is working on the engine and one person is responsible for SSMS, SSDT and all the other thing...
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dg2z765
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ghillisuit95
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300k and three parking spots??
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whoredev
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Can confirm. Source: .net developer in Russia / make 25k/yr net.
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dg2zavz
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MEaster
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And the reason it wasn't caught in QA is that the Windows bootloader would default to trying the first partition if it couldn't find the file. On all their test systems, Windows was on the first partition.
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Voltrondemort
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Yeah, I read a similar thing - not "just one guy" but woefully understaffed. The pathetic maintenance of the SQL tools looks that way. They were great when they launched, but time has not been kind to them.
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ZiggyTheHamster
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Oh, I will. Unless it somehow becomes critical that I can name and write 5 different sorts in C89 on a whiteboard without reference. Then I'm fucked.
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svgwrk
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The reality is that, for most programmers doing anything even remotely important, it's almost impossible to actually put in forty hours of work. 20 hours of work + 20 hours of bullshitting at the water cooler, or 20 hours of meetings, or 20 hours of paperwork? Sure. 40 hours of work? Hell no. Your brain is too fucked ...
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zlatll
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#DevOps #Mondays #CriticalOutagesAreNormal
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morphoray
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As a young 'developer' working for a company that used Apache (without even knowing about it) I'd have to say working with Apache was (is?) a lot easier. There's a plethora of documentation out there and countless guides/pages for all of the common problems. Most of the time we only get paid to make things work, so I d...
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MintPaw
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The "deadlines" are intentionally shortened to require crunch. These companies have been publishing games for decades, they know how long it takes to make games comfortably.
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euxneks
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O_O
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mirhagk
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I think this guy might be selling a book or something :P
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droogans
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I accept this prestigious title, not with excitement, but with a sense of duty and purpose. I will begin with the following decrees: 1. Test code will be written first, and ideally, only. Development features will exist when necessary, but simply as a means to write more test code. 2. Standups shall be broken up into...
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False
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dg2zl3l
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sacundim
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"Microservices" is basically the same thing as the older Service-Oriented Architecture, except promoted through dishonest propaganda. That's why they call non-service applications "monoliths" no matter how modular they may be; one of the big lies they tirelessly repeat is that microservices = modularity.
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False
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dg2zlt6
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_Skuzzzy
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I've wanted to make a small project like this, but on the computer, are there any good programs for digital logic design that you all would suggest? I've used logisim in the past, but it wasn't that good.
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geft
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To err is human. People are quick to put the blame on individuals for what seems to be a systemic problem. Simply blaming him without assessing the root cause would not fix anything. The next fresh grad would step in and he too would probably make the same mistake. What are you gonna do if it costs the company million...
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False
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dg2zmq7
t3_64idzl
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4
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Patman128
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> What exactly is stopping something from replacing JS? Absolutely nothing, and TypeScript *is* replacing JS. It's just replacing it as the language you write, rather than the language you execute. You don't need a new VM in the browser to replace JS, but you do need to embrace the JS world to get people interested...
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1491847667
False
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dg2ztx7
t3_64e6x7
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XeonProductions
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Where do I sign up? Also, I live in the Midwest, we have a lower cost of living.
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False
0
dg2zu3e
t3_64jymy
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arachnivore
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One of the early pioneers of machine learning (I forget who, but probably Frank Rosenblatt) predicted that by the 1980s we would no longer be programming computers, we would simply be training them. Obviously, Rosenblatt (or whoever it was) was overly optimistic, but It looks like that prediction is quickly becoming a...
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False
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dg2zvga
t3_64jo0w
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brtt3000
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It was almost like an apology for the slow restore.
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1491847745
False
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dg2zwl0
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XeonProductions
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I live in the Midwest, that's high for this area.
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dg2zwog
t3_64jymy
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1493955864
-1
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MachaHack
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This sounds like a user entering incorrect values in a UI, however.
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1491847779
False
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dg2zxqs
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emd2013
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leave php alone!
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1491847787
False
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hyperforce
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> Why not focus on improve javascript? This comment assumes that time spent on TypeScript is interchangeable with time spent making changes to JavaScript. The latter is considerably more difficult.
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False
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dg2zy1g
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not_perfect_yet
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I'm dabbeling with what you apparently call IoT now. Why is this useful for me?
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1491847808
False
0
dg2zyt9
t3_64irak
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t3_64irak
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1493955892
-2
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ilammy
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But you can't. Without duplicating the hierarchy of container classes and so on. Because RAII tries resource lifetime to object lifetime, and GC makes object lifetime indeterminate.
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1491847830
False
0
dg2zzk8
t3_63bxdl
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1493955902
2
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SrbijaJeRusija
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Then you don't understand how heat transfer works.
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1491847843
False
0
dg2zzzn
t3_64k23v
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t1_dg2yof7
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1493955908
-4
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wavemode
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Shared hosting. It is a plague that will not die.
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1491847867
False
0
dg300t3
t3_64k23v
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1493955919
-5
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agent-plaid
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I've done the work for this without us making such a mistake, but god damn, is it hard to get anyone to _use_ it. "but it's so much easier to just tunnel into production" "i don't even use the vm; i half-assed it on my arch install, it's so much simpler" (three months later) "you can't do npm build in production???? w...
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False
0
dg301nh
t3_64idzl
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tebee
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I think you dropped a \\
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False
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dg302l1
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CookieOfFortune
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Well, thinking isn't always active. Sometimes you just need to let an idea simmer in the subconscious.
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False
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sj2011
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One of this guy's videos was posted on Friday or so, and since then I've been watching every single one of them, especially his series on building an 8-bit computer. I messed around with this stuff in college a bit, and this really excites me. So cool. And this guy is an incredible presenter, and teacher, of this ma...
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False
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dg303qo
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3
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ZiggyTheHamster
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I'd argue that most companies have *way* too many engineers. If we take the Fred Brooks approach, each component needs 2, maybe 3 engineers. The rest of the 10 people max on a team work on documentation, support, testing/QA, and deployment. Taking current practices into account, deployment is probably done by an engine...
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False
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zanotam
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One shaded, one near the front entrance, one near the back entrance
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False
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dg305uh
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mike10010100
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> Every implementation of it that I've seen has just become an excuse for managers to make their employees do several jobs. That's been true since startups became a thing. The Startup Mentality (tm) necessitates this. Yes, it's an attempt by managers to get their employees to do several jobs at once, but now more t...
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False
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dg306kz
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sunzoo
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See if you were an IT admin you would have locked everyone out of everything that they didn't 100% need.
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False
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dg308ie
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sirin3
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> Humans fuck up So Step 1: Fire the humans Step 2: Hire AIs Step 3: Profit
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False
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dg308mo
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rpgFANATIC
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If you have well-defined services with clear layers of separation, then testing shouldn't provide significant differences. In the real world, everyone's internal service code is a mess. Microservices force developers and managers to confront their crappy contracts/interfaces and deal with them. So, yes. You're rig...
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False
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dg3090x
t3_64e718
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EyeAmAhEr
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The back office accounting of all the major investment firms is 100% COBOL from the 1960's, and there is no serious interest in changing it. The difficulty of switching systems is such that it's more-or-less a monopoly situation and there is no incentive to modernize. Source: used to work at the major US/Canada vendor ...
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False
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dg3092o
t3_64jymy
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DemonicSquid
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When a mummy sausage and a daddy sausage love each other very much...
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False
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byatchmatch
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Advantages, nginx is lighter wieght and faster at doing IO. It's more efficient at serving static files and more efficient as a front facing reverse proxy. Http/2 support landed in nginx sooner than in apache. Also, writing modules for nginx is generally easier than writing modules for apache. It may be easier to conf...
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False
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dg30bg6
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sirin3
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Did they had these checks in the 90s?
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False
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dg30bp3
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zellyman
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> Simply blaming him without assessing the root cause would not fix anything. >> it's not ALL his fault but he does bear some responsibility. We agree.
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False
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dg30crn
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1493956078
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paul_h
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> Continuous Integration (As understood/popularized by extreme programming) is > another example: time and energy are wasted to achieve the desired result > because of how ill-designed the underlying systems are -- the proper way to do > Continuous Integration is far more efficient, and known since 1987:...
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1491848268
False
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dg30ely
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1493956102
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DrScriptt
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Yes. You can have gifs in your error messages. You can make things appear to be animations with sixel. Purportedly you can even watch YouTube via sixel. I'm contemplated expanding my conditional prompt to include the quintessential stop sign and / or yellow triangle with exclamation mark depending on what the previ...
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False
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dg30fkw
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K3wp
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> Does this whole "80 hour week" thing exist outside of Silicone Valley? Or even inside it? I worked two "80+ hour" gigs about 15 years ago, during and immediately following the burst of the .dotbomb bubble. I was laid off from both shops due to lack of funding. My "lesson learned" is that if you are being force...
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False
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I know this is old, just check this whole thing out but my god do not look at the source code.
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Except it seems prod vs test DB creds are the same. If they were different the test software that clobbered it wouldn't have been able to do so.
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> things are so trivial to compile from source that I don't need any specialized distribution Your experiences have been very different than mine. Building from source is wildly inconsistent on linux for me. Of course you have the nice ./configure && make then make install, but I find there is always some ...
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Not quite as dramatic, and I wasn't a junior engineer. During a meeting I was testing/demoing some improvements to the automated deployment I was developing. We were using custom scripts launched by Control Tier, the predecessor to Rundeck, basically a web interface to a sort of task launcher/scheduler. I decide to t...
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I've worked 60-70 hours weeks for months on end during crunches. We just got finished with a push that lasted about half a year and everyone is super burned out now. They paid us pretty nicely but I would have really liked to get some extra time off instead or in addition. Right now just barely managing to go throu...
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Oof, should've used -I
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Empower the small teams to self manage/direct. If your application is big enough to necessitate a library that is used by multiple teams, form a meta-team to define the interface between the two different components. Also, it's important that everybody understands where the company as a whole is going and what areas t...
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myrddin4242
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Toenail clipping?
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Someone could show you the logs of what happened and how much time you lost. Kind of like waking up the hospital.
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MachaHack
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Surprisingly hard when you use a cloud setup and two issues collide: * CI/CD processes doing their best to avoid variance between artifacts and environments in prod vs lower environments * The production host tomorrow may not be the same host as today.
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I'm aware of the implementation details (I've implemented this stuff before), but as a language user, I don't want to care.
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mcouturier
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I have 2 different accounts and both were given access to random persons as collaborators. Support told me they are working on having the issue fixed but in the meantime I suggest you log in and check that everything is ok.
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DrScriptt
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Sixel graphics show up in the terminal as output from a command. I.e. cat or img2sixel. # ls test.sixel # cat test.sixel <rendered sixel content> # echo Cool Cool #
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ellicottvilleny
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Learn You a Cobol, young whippersnapper.
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Yeah and use explicit casts for conversions, make it part of the type system. Haskell or whatever can probably do this.
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java salaries start at like 20k in the UK lol ...
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At the office we thought it was a good idea to hook up two dozen workstations as part of our compute cluster. The network went so derp up its own arse we had to power cycle all the switches.
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Why thank you! That wasn't so difficult, was it? Or by "Lord" do you mean that you don't really think you owe Woz an apology and you're not being sincere? Since you personally attacked Steve Wozniak by name, and you also know my real name, then if you're actually sincere in your apology, will you please tell me your ...
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third-eye-brown
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I think that only looks at it from the perspective of large companies with massive engineering resources. For most developers there is no desire to "flee" ES. Dart is already available and it made 0 dent in the number of people learning JS. It just doesn't matter, because the experience and code people have built up...
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jerf
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In all seriousness, if you pursue this aggressively, you can almost certainly learn this stuff. You may have to bounce three or four levels deep in your technical network, but it's certainly feasible and the very fact that you'll need to put some effort into it is why it pays so well.
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shadow31
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The counter argument is that there is a non-trivial cost to integrating Typescript directly into your browser. I would assume that would require support for <script lang="typescript"/> tags, support for evaluating TS in the console, some kind of support in the debugger. All of that is doable but there is a large ...
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err... not really
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The most important reason for me personally to have switched to nginx is not performance, but rather that the config syntax makes much more sense. The commands and blocks just feel more intuitive and concise. It's a bit like XML vs JSON; they both have strengths and weaknesses but one is much quicker to write for commo...
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You *temporarily* escalate your privileges - I would argue that you should *never* sit with a root shell. Sudo with timestamp_timeout set to 0 is a good way to work, so that root execution is both *inconvenient* and requires *user interaction* to accept through a long password. This would make you avoid sudo'ing unnece...
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You can do the same with expansions. If you `rm -rf blah/*`, you can do `echo rm -rf blah/*` to see the expanded arguments. I mostly do the echo trick when I do stupid things like loops that copy file but give them a new name parsed from the position of the moon and the sun through a nightmare of pipes and variables.
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OvenCookie
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Never known someone who knows Java to be in that much. My mate started on 35k for Java. We hire at work at 31k.
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> Sudo with timestamp_timeout set to 0 is a good way to work sudo rm -rf cache /* Wouldn't have solved the commenter's problem though. But I do like the config file method, may start doing that. >all changes to a live production system should start with a backup And this is really the best option.
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I suppose when I said "big bank" I didn't mean "Midwest Local Smalltown Credit Union." Where do you sign up: learn COBOL and list it on your resume and apply to pretty much any big bank.
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You could type (or worse, *paste*) that at a shell too with a similar mess-up (say, `rm -rf ${HOEM}/*`), but if you once write `rm -rf /var/blah/bop/cache` in a script and call it `clearcaches.sh`, you're set. It's a good idea to keep "janitor" tasks like that well defined so that they do not require any additional eff...
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OffbeatDrizzle
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LITERALLY
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Dechcaudron
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Keep it up man. Spoke to you months ago in the IRC, glad to see you're still at it.
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That's common, but then the people making the mistakes would be (dev)ops. There's always *someone* with shell access.
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spacemoose1
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I make a little over half of that slinging Perl for legacy enterprise applications... And this is maybe the second or third highest paid coding gig in this town. I know consultants here that can pull in $100 an hour, but they have entire weeks go by without a project to bill.
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frezik
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Small webdevs slap something together with Wordpress on a shared host, which will happen to use Apache.
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