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Jukolet
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Game developing is often about what we would call "boilerplate", so you really need man-hours rather than optimization and experience.
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pukotoshana_murkals
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Well, I have started working with PHP in 2000, so I guess it was even pre-release version of PHP3. However even in PHP4 it was possible to write much nicer code than WP code base is.
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dg34or0
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dezmd
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A different PID is a different PID. All the mental gymnastics in the world doesn't change the fact that the copy is a copy, not the original, and the Star Trek transporters kill everyone everyone they are transported. They would have to use a wormhole that allows direct matter transversal for it to be otherwise.
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dg34u9y
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haarp1
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where do you get adderall?
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1491852903
False
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dg34ul2
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1493958251
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mirhagk
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> but the rest were labor intensive stuff. This is the important part. Physical labour can be done for longer than mental labour. Many jobs don't require brains, and those can have 50-60 hour weeks easily.
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1491852928
False
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dg34vfe
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ForwardBias
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Should recover in time. Most of the time the environment is great. This is by far the worst push we've had with only an hand full of similar smaller events in the past. I get a lot of perks so worth it as long as we don't go through something like that any anytime soon.
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htuhola
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I've thought for a while that 'hackernoon' is some single person's blog. I've wondered how dumb this one person is. Today I realized the truth. :(
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dg34vph
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joushou
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It's definitely no absolute solution, but that sudo command would have given him a few seconds to think while he was typing his password. I haven't had any production screw-ups, but I've had moments where I went "sure, let's go-WAIT" on my own machines. Sometimes I stopped myself while typing the password - others, I w...
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dg34vs2
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MaRmARk0
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I once wanted to copy MySQL database table file (create backup). So I entered cp table.myi backup.myi Then, lazy as fuck, I just pushed up arrow to recall last shell command, hit Home button to position cursor at the beginning and wrote rm before previous command. Guess what this did: rm cp table.my...
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1491852960
False
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dg34wir
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mirhagk
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Exactly. A lot of grunt work which can be done with additional man hours.
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dg34wlb
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jhawk4000
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MySQL builds are brutal, especially the tests. Not sure what that guy is smoking.
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dg34xe7
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urmyheartBeatStopR
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what's second? 1. cobol 2. ?? 3. Perl
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False
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dg34ya8
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segv
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Besides what others have mentioned some modules (like SSO support) are available only for Apache HTTPd :( Also there's the "we have the capacity to handle the traffic we have, apache httpd is rock stable so why bother" mentality.
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1491853026
False
0
dg34yxb
t3_64k23v
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1493958309
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tevert
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The most solid systems are ones where no human has access, only automated systems.
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1491853159
False
0
dg353ji
t3_64idzl
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rapcat
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You have been promoted to VP of East Cost Billing. Congrats. We need more people with your type of gumption!
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1491853221
False
0
dg355ov
t3_64idzl
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1493958400
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RabbidKitten
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> Diff is another example: there's absolutely zero reason that such a tool should be sensitive to irrelevant changes, like changing indentation from spaces to tabs. Except when such changes are actually relevant. > Storing the source in a meaningful structure, like an AST/parse-tree, perhaps in a database, solv...
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1491853225
False
0
dg355ur
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ADingo8MyMemes
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6.61, 8.22, 1, 1.52, 1.46, 4.27, 1.96, 2.18, 1.06, 1.36, 1.09, 1.37, 1.56, 4.50, 1.17, 12.27, 1.13, 1.15, 1.64, 1.76, 86.09, 2.51, 1.3, 1.21, 3.04, 3.2, 4.18, 1.86, 3.68, 2.59, 44.61, 1.11, 1.82, 1.02, 1.18, 2.33, 1.41, 3.34, 1.35, 1.17, 1.22, 4.57, 1.08, 7.55, 1.2, 2.59, 1.86, 1.74, 4.11, 3.57, 2.9, 2.69, 6.17, 1.32, ...
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False
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dg357gy
t3_64luim
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1493958424
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agenthex
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You were assigned responsibility of dealing with the live production system. You were paid shit. Don't feel bad. Thru brought it on themselves. 27K is barely outside the poverty line. Fuck those shitheads.
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False
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dg357lo
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heisgone
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Consider that Java's methods are virtual by default and C# are not, could it make the proposal worse for C#? This design choice led to different programming habits in both framework.
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1491853303
False
0
dg358gq
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el_micha
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Also nice! It's quite cool to see such improvements over the two preimplemented ideas, right? For N=6, C=3, I=1e5 I got 1.46 and 1.48. The variance is obviously rather high for only 1e5 iterations.
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False
0
dg3598i
t3_64esum
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1493958448
1
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fix3r
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Nope, sorry, no hugs from me. It is a total amateur hour to have a production system easily accessible for developers. Screw your devops ideas, that shit can kill your business in an instant. I'm glad I don't do any business with these guys.
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1491853369
False
0
dg35ap1
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0
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heydabop
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I guess if you made it a habit to look over a command before typing a password again. But it seems like one of those things where if you ask for confirmation often enough, people are gonna hit yes or type a password without even thinking. But regardless, sudo is certainly better than every command you run being root.
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1491853390
False
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dg35bgt
t3_64idzl
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1493958477
2
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el_micha
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The GTA version of public transport: Run over pedestrians so you don't have to drive them around.
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1491853398
False
0
dg35bqh
t3_64esum
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1493958480
6
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smilingkevin
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Ha. "The root cause"
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1491853413
False
0
dg35c8r
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1493958488
1
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wowmansohacked
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We all use vi, just look for vi and you find a 10x
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1491853486
False
0
dg35eqe
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1493958521
1
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1491853529
False
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dg35g86
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1493958540
1
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thndrchld
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If you were gonna copy and then remove the original, why not just `mv` it? But then again, we're talking about brain-farts, so I guess I answered my own question.
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False
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dg35gzi
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surfsvammel
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Agreed. But I think you should take it one step further. You should never need to copy production data to test environments either. Especially if it is not scrambled. It might be sensitive. I don't want devs at some random company accessing my data in test environments if I use their services.
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1491853565
False
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dg35hfm
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1493958556
4
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1491853572
False
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dg35hnb
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1493958559
44
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tehjord
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Somehow I already knew before opening the article that it was simply going to devolve into a (justified) rant about agile, it sure did :)
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False
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dg35if5
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ZiggyTheHamster
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If you have 4 engineers on that component, you have 24 lines of communication. If you have 5 engineers on that component, you have 120 lines of communication. This becomes impossible to manage effectively very quickly. For comparison, if you have 3 engineers, you have 6 lines of communication. So, again, invoking Fred...
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1491853608
False
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dg35it8
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surfsvammel
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I don't get it. How are companies of this size having these kind of problems? How come anyone have access to delete these things? Let alone developers from test?! To me it's just jaw-dropping and makes me worried about other services that I use. Segregation of duties, access and data should be valued higher.
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1491853751
False
0
dg35nq4
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seemone
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We're building environments isolated from each other, with local DNS that allows us to effectively hide from the application whether they are in production or not, and no one will ever access the production env. Ever. Ever. Ever.
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False
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dg35o78
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Gbyrd99
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The overhead to transition seems massive.
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dg35oyn
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1493958658
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htuhola
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Often the Vim feels like an extension of your hand. For example, here's something you can do with Vim commands: * Open blank file * Goto visual line mode and select a blank line. * Type `:!grep searchthing -R` * The grep fills up your blank file. Now you can save this file. * Save it with name, something like gre...
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dg35pc9
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jrandom
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FP, like graphene, can do absolutely everything but make it out of the lab.
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False
0
dg35pzq
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ikravets
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You have a choice of 10 Standalone IDEs and 3 Cloud IDEs: - http://docs.platformio.org/page/ide.html [PlatformIO IDE](http://platformio.org/platformio-ide) is our demo project of [PIO Core](http://docs.platformio.org/en/latest/core.html) functionality.
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False
0
dg35q5p
t3_64irak
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1493958674
3
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KyBourbon
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I'd be dangerous if you removed a few layers of corporate bureaucracy and I got to make VP level decisions. Until then, I'll just submit change requests and wait months for approval...
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1491853822
False
0
dg35qaj
t3_64idzl
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1493958676
10
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K3wp
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I also know a few places using Nginx as a free SSL terminator/load balancer, so they can run an IDS behind it and inspect encrypted traffic. The actual servers still run Apache, though.
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1491853826
False
0
dg35qfx
t3_64k23v
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1493958678
24
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joushou
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Do you by "trash" mean "move away" (such as when you use a GUI recycling bin)? You can do that if you want to. No one stops you from doing "sudo mv blob /trash/blob", which is a completely valid thing to do. I always do this if I want to remove something but don't feel "safe" about just deleting it yet (I don't have a ...
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1491853852
1491854277
0
dg35rcw
t3_64idzl
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1493958690
1
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stewsky
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And this is why you don't cheap out on hiring people that you will give the keys to your castle.
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1491853954
False
0
dg35v09
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1493958738
1
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Gbyrd99
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Same here. Those courses were like follow instructions. Pass exam and move on with my life. That and the IBM i series. Using CL db2 and that other thing they have.
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False
0
dg35vdv
t3_64jymy
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1493958743
1
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iwaswrongonce
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Crazy but if it's any consolation, $4b isn't all that much in FX.
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1491854026
False
0
dg35xhv
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1493958772
1
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joushou
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To me, it's not an active thing I do. I am definitely typing the password as a reflex without thinking about it, but while doing that, I sometimes notice something being wrong (the command is just above the password entry field, after all: "la la la... wait, what the hell did I just write?!"), and being a sudo command,...
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1491854050
False
0
dg35ybl
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1493958783
1
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AlvinMinring
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The variable should be quoted. What else?
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1491854051
False
0
dg35yd1
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1493958784
8
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MaRmARk0
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That was my question while I was banging my head against desk. Why the hell rm?! Why? It was a lesson. I'm not using rm that much now.
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1491854086
False
0
dg35zlb
t3_64idzl
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1493958799
2
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tebee
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Isn't it easier to train Devs in ops than the other way around? The dev side is usually the more qualified one, so it should be easier to teach them some hosting stuff than to introduce Ops to development.
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1491854097
False
0
dg35zz1
t3_64idzl
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1493958804
6
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PiZZaMartijn
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I just tried it and it works great! I had to patch the file before and remove the test because i'm using ZFS on my test environment.
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1491854212
False
0
dg3642o
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1493958860
1
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ZiggyTheHamster
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> my best guess was they listened for gaps in the audio where the natural pause of a conversation was and dropped it in There are several different ways of doing this. Traditional radio companies use metadata for this, because that's how it works in broadcast media. For instance, the national feed of a sports broad...
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1491854232
False
0
dg364rr
t3_64cbsh
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1493958869
2
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bomphcheese
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My borks must be more severe than most.
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0
1491854314
False
0
dg367n1
t3_64k23v
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t1_dg2ufqq
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1493958907
14
t5_2fwo
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kirbyfan64sos
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Sweet! Just let me know if there's anything else that needs any work!
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1491854318
False
0
dg367t4
t3_63xbbn
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1493958910
1
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1491854389
False
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dg36aav
t3_64esum
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1493958943
2
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K3wp
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> You aren't saving the company, you are simply postponing their downfall by a few months. Funny story re: this comment specifically. I was laid off from a startup after not only pulling one of many 80-hour weeks, but working through a long holiday weekend. For whatever reason, lots of 'fluff' butt-kissers that *...
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1491854414
False
0
dg36b5v
t3_64jd9r
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1493958954
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C5H5N5O
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Another idea would be to actually use LLVM's IR for this (Optimizations are all included). Considering that you 'simply' have to emit LLVM code which is an easy task because we already have ldc. To evaluate the LLVM-IR we don't even have to run the whole LLVM-IR through code-generation because LLVM has its own IR inter...
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1491854456
False
0
dg36cmc
t3_64jfes
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1493958973
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pdp10
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Nginx, and slightly before it LigHTTPd, were attractive to sites taking high volumes of traffic and who weren't too risk adverse to choose software that wasn't then mainstream. It was nice that Nginx and LigHTTPd did have Windows builds so you could use them to construct a reverse proxy in front of IIS or give devs a ...
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1491854477
False
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dg36db3
t3_64k23v
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1493958983
1
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incredulitor
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I would take the pay hit. http://content.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,2019628,00.html - many programming, IT and tech jobs pay more than that. I've even told a recruiter that I'd only be interested in their offer if they would cut hours even if it meant cutting pay, and to tell their client that I had said t...
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1491854982
0
dg36dsd
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OneWingedShark
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> Defending CI daemons - they're cheap compared to humans. So? It's quicker to use a computer for sorting... that doesn't mean that we should use bubble-sort for computerized sorting, does it? The same applies to the general usage of resources [like CPU cycles] in general computation -- just because "it works" d...
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1491854583
1491856819
0
dg36gzp
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t1m1d
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The game NieR Automata touches on this area a bit, pretty interesting stuff.
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False
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dg36hhc
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t1_dg2orro
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1493959038
1
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1491854628
False
0
dg36ikv
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2ic6d
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1493959053
2
t5_2fwo
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weberc2
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Is this supposed to be sarcastic? I have a hard time telling online, but this criticism seems silly. C's 32-bit integer is `int32_t foo;` at any rate.
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1491854643
False
0
dg36j3d
t3_63zg6f
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t1_dfzkcdk
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1493959060
1
t5_2fwo
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Dworgi
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Exactly, but why have a var in there? Seems super pointless.
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0
1491854736
False
0
dg36mf7
t3_63zg6f
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t1_dg36j3d
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1493959104
1
t5_2fwo
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cyrax6
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Don't attribute it to malice when incompetence suffices.
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1
1491854820
False
0
dg36p74
t3_64jd9r
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t1_dg2zhkh
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1493959141
0
t5_2fwo
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daxbert
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It appears from the notes that their restore process must start with a backup. They needed to backup the time-delayed replica up to the point just prior to the "drop database". This backup would then be copied/restored over the primary database. That's how they avoiding losing any data. It's also a pretty common p...
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1491854832
False
0
dg36plf
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2scie
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1493959147
3
t5_2fwo
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mech_eng_lewis
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Better than Dave from next door not updating his Apache package / OpenSSL when a vun is discovered because he does not know how to.
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0
1491854852
False
0
dg36qat
t3_64k23v
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t1_dg300t3
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1493959156
7
t5_2fwo
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skarfacegc
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was just trying to remember this one. Thanks!
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0
1491854962
False
0
dg36u08
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2vmbd
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1493959206
1
t5_2fwo
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pdp10
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> in particular if you use a GoboLinux layout rather than the insanity of a FHS-based system. /usr/, /lib, and /etc are the same on every normal Unix, but [on Windows the paths get localized into different names](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39657457/how-to-display-localized-program-files-name-display-name-du...
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1491854994
False
0
dg36v2x
t3_64k23v
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t1_dg2tvw4
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1493959220
3
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morphemass
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The vast majority of devs in our industry would not know their asses from their elbows unless the IDE labelled them for them.
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1491855058
False
0
dg36x7s
t3_64ji2j
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t1_dg2pekq
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1493959248
7
t5_2fwo
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WrongAndBeligerent
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You do realize that Antarctica is not in the vacuum of space right?
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1491855077
False
0
dg36xw1
t3_64k23v
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t1_dg2zzzn
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1493959257
5
t5_2fwo
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myrmagic
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I think that's a tactic for some companies to extend their poorly planned project plans... or to renegotiate a contract that the other party wants to renew.
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1491855081
False
0
dg36y0u
t3_64idzl
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t3_64idzl
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1493959259
1
t5_2fwo
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jiscux
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Fully agree. Smaller components, or smaller tasks are better off with a single dev. Also - boilerplate development / development of well-known/trivial components. However output is much higher due to less distractions and a more focused effort. However, for data science/machine learning or other more innovative tasks...
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1491855145
False
0
dg37093
t3_64jzrv
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t1_dg2ybm1
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1493959289
1
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incredulitor
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It is odd that this is the party line among developers - I've repeated it myself - and yet it's an area around which hiring continues to be extremely risk-averse. I've done a Google phone interview where I was asked to outline my solution in pseudocode resembling whatever language I wanted, within reason, as long as...
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1491855178
False
0
dg371d0
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg34afa
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1493959303
15
t5_2fwo
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UplinkCoder
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I do have an LLVM Backend for newCTFE. Producing the SSA form which LLVM needs is a pain. Also the LLVM codegen is quite slow. (in my performance test for typical ctfe-code this overhead made it 300 times slower then the interpreter) The Interpreter you speak of has been removed as of by LLVM 3.7 I believe. And MCJITT ...
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1491855218
1491855612
0
dg372og
t3_64jfes
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t1_dg36cmc
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1493959320
6
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pakoito
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> Honestly I still don't understand why we shouldn't simply move to some kind of task-based salary. It's too much of a burden, even worse than overtime. We're not consistent machines that can produce equally for years, and the pressure it puts into not balancing work/life is brutal. Plus there'll be some little shi...
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1491855254
False
0
dg373vm
t3_64jd9r
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t1_dg2leug
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1493959337
13
t5_2fwo
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zailleh
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If something were to happen to the time delayed replica during the recovery process they may have no fallback position.
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0
1491855277
False
0
dg374o4
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2scie
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1493959347
1
t5_2fwo
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Daversoft
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I understand. A lot of this depends on what sort of revenue the business generates. I think it is generally the case that paying more for good developers will mean less time is wasted keeping things afloat and more time working on new projects which will make the business more profitable overall.
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1491855279
False
0
dg374pv
t3_647weo
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t1_dg1ptbq
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1493959348
2
t5_2fwo
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pdp10
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Languages of all sorts can be interesting even when mind-numbingly prosaic business applications are not.
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1491855353
False
0
dg3775r
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg2yhg6
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1493959380
1
t5_2fwo
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_Skuzzzy
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I suppose this would be a good spot to ask, because I've never had the chance. Why doesn't c/c++ have some level of unified tooling that allows a straightforward build system. Something like Maven or Ant+Ivy for Java. Although those tools kinda suck in their own ways, it's usually pretty straightforward to have a work...
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1491855374
False
0
dg377vc
t3_64k23v
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t1_dg34xe7
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1493959390
5
t5_2fwo
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F22Rapture
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Even more irritating are the people that *call* themselves thought leaders because they have a blog and/or write freelance articles for third-rate tech news websites.
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1491855394
False
0
dg378lt
t3_64ji2j
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t3_64ji2j
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1493959400
5
t5_2fwo
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ivy_bell
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[this article](http://i3.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/facebook/000/572/078/d6d.jpg)
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1491855413
False
0
dg37990
t3_64lyd7
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t3_64lyd7
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1493959408
47
t5_2fwo
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pdp10
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I'm curious: on which stack did they teach Cobol?
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1491855455
False
0
dg37art
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg2spc9
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1493959429
1
t5_2fwo
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C5H5N5O
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> Also the LLVM codegen is quite slow. Yes, I know :) That's why I think using the interpreter would be a better idea. > The Interpreter you speak of has been removed as of by LLVM 3.7 I believe. I think you mixed up some things? Because the interpreter is still there: https://github.com/llvm-mirror/llvm/tree/...
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0
1491855479
1491855996
0
dg37bla
t3_64jfes
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t1_dg372og
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1493959440
7
t5_2fwo
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pdp10
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They cashed out already. The awkward truth is that there's usually a way for someone to profit by taking out debt and then leaving before it has to be paid back.
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1491855562
False
0
dg37edo
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg33lvh
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1493959477
5
t5_2fwo
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niczar
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Well, do something else!
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0
1491855622
False
0
dg37ge6
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg2sfg8
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1493959504
3
t5_2fwo
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pdp10
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So you're saying there's room in the market for a new investment firm that isn't carrying decades of technical debt and lack of agility on the books? PM me if you're in this space.
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0
1491855648
False
0
dg37hbb
t3_64jymy
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null
t1_dg3092o
null
1493959516
8
t5_2fwo
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niczar
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SAP is mostly Cobol. They don't call it that though because they're ashamed of it.
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0
1491855699
False
0
dg37j40
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg2spc9
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1493959540
9
t5_2fwo
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MossRock42
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Nearly all companies are cautious when hiring full-time engineers for anything. This why you see all these 6 months contract to hire "opportunities" to give them a chance to change their minds if you're not what they were hoping for.
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0
1491855755
False
0
dg37l1o
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg371d0
null
1493959566
11
t5_2fwo
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Visinvictus
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Why not both?
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0
1491855757
False
0
dg37l46
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2npi0
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1493959567
3
t5_2fwo
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niczar
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A good programmer should be able to say "lol no" and "So long, sucker, I'm starting a new gig tomorrow."
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0
1491855775
False
0
dg37ls2
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg34afa
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1493959576
8
t5_2fwo
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9736d276a51f7609b521
null
Developers always say that. And my experience is that 99% of the time they're flat wrong.
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0
1491855803
False
0
dg37mts
t3_64idzl
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null
t1_dg35zz1
null
1493959589
1
t5_2fwo
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MossRock42
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An even better engineer should be able to convince management to ditch COBOL as soon as possible.
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0
1491855851
False
0
dg37oh0
t3_64jymy
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null
t1_dg37ls2
null
1493959612
7
t5_2fwo
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Raknarg
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It's the difference between putting out a low quality product or putting out nothing at all. One of those options keeps you alive.
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0
1491855856
False
0
dg37onn
t3_64jd9r
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t1_dg2srm5
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1493959614
3
t5_2fwo
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nex2null
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Very rarely does a problem follow me home from work, and I'd be willing to bet I'm in the vast majority there. Either that or I have worked with a bunch of slackers. Most developers are smart enough to understand the concept of work/life balance and how detrimental grinding away on something without rest can be. I mea...
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0
1491855912
False
0
dg37qku
t3_64jd9r
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t1_dg2qwon
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1493959639
4
t5_2fwo
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Raknarg
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Because in most sectors you can delover late and be successful. In games being late can mean you can't put out anything at all.
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0
1491855936
False
0
dg37rdo
t3_64jd9r
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null
t1_dg2u4mx
null
1493959650
1
t5_2fwo
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niczar
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That's not a programmer job, that's a salesprostitute's job.
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0
1491855939
False
0
dg37rhm
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg37oh0
null
1493959652
8
t5_2fwo
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incredulitor
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That's true, and I suppose wise. It sucks to get stuck with a working situation where people are just not a good fit for each other, and it's pretty tough to figure out whether you're looking at that possibility after just an interview.
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1491855944
False
0
dg37rng
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg37l1o
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1493959654
2
t5_2fwo
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grauenwolf
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I'm not sure if "worse" is the right term for it, but definitely different. You could easily end up in a situation where `x.Count` and `(x as IEnumerable).Count` have completely different implementations. And there wouldn't be any compiler warning for the application or library author.
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1491855975
False
0
dg37spg
t3_64kc8t
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t1_dg358gq
null
1493959667
2
t5_2fwo
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UplinkCoder
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huh. It's indeed still there I skimmed the source and it seems to be in working order. However the point stands. LLVM still has to generate the IR which takes time. And all of this stuff cannot be inlined. Because it's a c library. instant speed loss there. On top of the distribution size bloat.
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0
1491856003
False
0
dg37tpj
t3_64jfes
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t1_dg37bla
null
1493959681
3
t5_2fwo
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meheleventyone
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There are some game execs on record that they think crunch is an important ingredient! It's a cultural problem perpetuated with a strong self image of heroic endeavours combined with the bonding that tends to occur in difficult circumstances. You have guys like Warren Spector saying they can't imagine making a game w...
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0
1491856061
False
0
dg37vta
t3_64jd9r
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t1_dg36p74
null
1493959709
10
t5_2fwo
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m3ghnath_
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The real problem has nothing to do with big companies or small companies. It is more about the power structures in organizations, namely hierarchies. This is a much bigger problem in bigger companies for sure, but even in small groups, pecking orders can form. Agile requires the development team to measure reality an...
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0
1491856106
False
0
dg37xfb
t3_64ji2j
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null
t1_dg34azc
null
1493959731
11
t5_2fwo
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athiestveganxfitter
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Love the Fraggle Rock reference. You are dating yourself :)
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0
1491856128
False
0
dg37y6p
t3_64k1vm
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t3_64k1vm
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1493959740
2
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