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scorpionmintred
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Man, I learned COBOL and Pascal in high school. In 1996. They were both considered obsolete back then.
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dantheman213
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So? If your company is halfway decent they have a failover plan -- and if not they probably created one after you. :) win/win
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OneWingedShark
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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. They aren't; the qualifier 'irrelevant' excludes such. >> Storing the sou...
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WY_in_France
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Oh, God, this. I've been coding in the "fintech" industry in Switzerland for over ten years now and this is the biggest elephant in the living room I've ever encountered. I call it the "Collosal COBOL Clusterfuck" and when I have the misfortune to have to work with the big banks still running these systems, it's a tota...
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False
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dg38801
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monitorius1
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I wonder what have they done in VS 2017 to have so many issues providing latest TypeScript version for Visual Studio. Fortunately, there's unofficial workaround for using newer TypeScript versions in VS 2017: https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/14529#issuecomment-287517438
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False
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dg38a4a
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da_governator
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It did for me. I've learn a lot and having my name in 10+ AAA games' credits is still raising interest at places such as Bethesda, EA and Rockstar 5 years after I've left. I was in my twenties early thirties so I did not feel the grind much. Now I'm taking it easy in the banking industry.
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dg38c8s
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KarmaAndLies
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> 100k a year for a software developer in the US? That's rather average. That's untrue. Massively untrue if you remove the top five paying states with extremely high cost of living: https://i.imgur.com/xZilar0.png (Source: [United States Department Of Labor](https://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes151131.htm)) ...
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False
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dg38et9
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bentinata
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RemindMe! "rm bugs"
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False
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dg38f97
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weberc2
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Presumably to make parsing easier, but it's more common to do `x := 10`, whereas in C it would be `int x = 10;`. Besides all of this, your claim that Rust and Go are just syntax layers over C is wildly incorrect. Go has a full runtime (with GC, coroutines, scheduling, etc) and Rust adds a ton of static safety features.
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False
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dg38fpn
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OffbeatDrizzle
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does nginx follow the "new thread for every connection" model?
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dg38g22
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Patman128
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It's replacing it while also building on top of it, in a C/C++ sense. If you want to see what happens when you try to completely replace JS with a new language, including a new browser VM, look up Dart. It was the best attempt at replacing JS to date and it ultimately failed because the JS community doesn't want some ...
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dg38hc8
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weberc2
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Hence "as far as is reasonable". If you're scripting your own joins, you've left the realm of "reasonable".
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dg38iko
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1493960014
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Theirs.
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dust4ngel
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> The root cause of this incident was a engineer-driven configuration error. when you say "root cause"...
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dg38kwn
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listaks
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* if `STEAMHOME` is undefined, then `rm -rf /*` is executed. Fixed by `set -u`. * if `STEAMHOME` is the empty string, then `rm -rf /*` is still executed. Fixed by checking for nonemptiness: `[ -n "$STEAMHOME" ] && rm -rf $STEAMHOME/*`. * if `STEAMHOME` is whitespace (`STEAMHOME=" "`), then `rm -rf /*` is *still...
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Zenitram
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[I am not sure exactly, but I found the docs.](https://www.nginx.com/blog/inside-nginx-how-we-designed-for-performance-scale/)
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dg38m6l
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htuhola
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Such as? I don't see any point of debate here. Except that I'm gonna write my own shitpost at this rate.
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dg38mr8
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mirhagk
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It's because you said you only think in your office. So you have to make sure you don't think when you leave your office. You obviously meant to say that you don't think about work outside of your office, but you technically said you don't think at all.
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False
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dg38p21
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thndrchld
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Yeah, there was a backup. But I still just about had a stroke when I realized what was happening. "Geez, this sure is taking a long -- HOLY ASSBADGERS! NO NO NO NO NO SHIT SHIT SHIT"
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False
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dg38pap
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TheSizik
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coal story bro
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1491856919
False
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dg38pcw
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5
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weberc2
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For simple examples, map and friends are easier to understand, but the for-loop variant is still very easy. For complex examples (with zips and tees), the for-loop equivalent is *much* simpler. Further, map and friends require a sufficiently-smart compiler to be implemented efficiently. I agree that the constraints of ...
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thesaintjim
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lol, I just checked and they are still teaching it. CIS 3741 Business Programming Project 4 s.h. This course provides an in-depth study of business programming. It includes the mastery of a high-level language suitable for business programming, such as COBOL, and the development of a large multi-step business ap...
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dg38q0n
t3_64jymy
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1
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maxxi123
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well how do the games work on sixel... I was thinking more along the lines that I want to show a rendered html page as a picture and then modify the page via commands in the same terminal window.
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False
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UplinkCoder
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see: http://forum.dlang.org/post/pcrlcdguxmxcrmrszwbo@forum.dlang.org
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dg38qpy
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mirhagk
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Nice. Although I would have just informed that that I'd be happy to help but that it'd be for my consulting rate of 10 times my normal hourly rate.
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False
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dg38rv3
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1493960137
11
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weberc2
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I've tried it briefly, but couldn't get the toolchain set up on my Mac. That said, I'm already convinced that it would be a step-up from vanilla JS, I just don't make the toolchain choices in our org.
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False
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dg38so0
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mirhagk
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I would like to see typescript eventually get adopted in browsers however because you provide a ton of useful type information that the browser could use to drive optimizations
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False
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dg38wza
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2
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pron98
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> one can replace every call of f(2) by 4. Right (at least extensionally), but note that this is not unique to pure *functional* languages. This is also true in relational languages like SQL, and synchronous logic languages like Eve[1], and Eve allows other reasoning techniques that are far more powerful than just ...
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1491860517
0
dg38yfx
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1
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weberc2
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> If your standards are so low that learning what zip and enumerate do—something takes a minute and that then you get to reuse forever—how can you hope to ever write software that reliably solves actual complex problems? Nice strawman.
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False
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dg38yl2
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weberc2
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What do you mean by "data security", and what makes relational databases inherently more secure than key-value stores?
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False
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dg390if
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1491857259
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dg3910f
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1493960259
-15
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ebbu
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Man I wish that in the comments there are some hard boiled nerds with 2-5 years experience telling how this is unacceptable.
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False
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6
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chamora
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Only kind of. Productivity drops, but it's still higher than zero. Developers quickly burn out, also, so you lose all developers all the time. Luckily so many people want to develop games that there is always a new developer ready to do it.
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dg393om
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davidk01
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Isn't this like saying Top 5 programming languages for Business? Does DevOps have an actual definition now?
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False
0
dg3954x
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grauenwolf
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> Also – I really like ORMs, just as long as we’re keeping in mind that on the other side there is living, breathing and feeling database which we could hurt by being careless. That's why I created Tortuga Chain. It actually pays attention to database specific features and goes out of its way to do the right thing ...
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False
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dg395lj
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snaftyroot
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this is similar to how webfaction operates, so yea, it brings into question how they're counting servers
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False
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dg395w0
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12
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qchmqs
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that spelling in the bug about license tho
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False
0
dg3966y
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sammayylmao
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I got hired at minimum entry level salary. Because of this I will also be out the door as soon as possible. So I'm not even making a salary to make it worth it. Unfortunately where I live has limited job opportunities for people new to the field/recent graduates.
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False
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dg396gl
t3_64jymy
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krum
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I hate having access to production databases. Fortunately our test systems don't.
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False
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dg396ne
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Entropy
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No. It's multiprocess, but the processes are non-blocking event loops.
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False
0
dg397w4
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9
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rhryniewski
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Just stared Tortuga Chain repo and try it soon. Must say it looks pretty nice.
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doublehyphen
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I feel that the configuration syntax and directives in nginx are a better fit for the domain. For example the nginx config is based on the path of the request rather than the file system directory the path has been mapped to. In general nginx shines at serving static files, reverse proxying (over HTTP or FastCGI) and ...
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False
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dg39fsl
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3
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fdgfdgfdgedfare
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its not the language - but the hacks and tricks propping up these systems
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False
0
dg39idx
t3_64jymy
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1493960490
7
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GhettoCowboy
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A doctor 😛. I've been on it for years, but I would not recommend it whatsoever if you truly don't need it.
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False
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dg39irg
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1493960496
1
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skroll
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No, it forks worker processes at start-up (generally set to the number of CPU cores), and everything is event driven.
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False
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dg39k23
t3_64k23v
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1493960513
4
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mirhagk
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I was making a joke because it gave me a funny image in my head. Sorry you didn't find it funny.
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False
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dg39lcs
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14
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grauenwolf
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I'm hoping to get 1.1 out this week. No major changes, but a lot of small improvements.
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False
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2
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SuperImaginativeName
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> Of course they'll be let go as soon as banks transition away from COBOL lol
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False
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dg39ol3
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1493960572
10
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q1a2z3x4s5w6
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How did they respond?
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1491858078
False
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dg39t6h
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3
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CrankyBear
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Yep. https://theagileadmin.com/what-is-devops/
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False
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smegul
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The article states that you're given a adjacency matrix or a list, but then proposes a solution in where you need both. A bit misleading tbh. If you have the matrix, the list is redundant for O(V). If you have only the list, the best I can think of is O(V+E), or O(VlogV) if you can bsearch the sub lists.
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doublehyphen
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They do exists, there are autotools, CMake, GYP, Meson, ..., but they all suck in different ways and none of them have managed to become *the* standard. Building C is a really hard problem due to the quirks of all different compilers and target platforms. The `./configure` script is usually generated by GNU autotools ...
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weirdoaish
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> letting people come in when they want and when they finish work you let them go for the day I think this is the most contentious point. There should be certain hours of the day when your whole team is available unless its a global team with timezone issues. I'm not saying it should be the full 8 hours but for 2-...
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False
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dg39z3s
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Catbert321
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Heh, Fraggle Rock is a forever show. And with it coming back (remastered) to HBO, a whole new generation can enjoy the wonder.
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rhryniewski
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Best luck with that! Do you intend to support MS SQL 2016 features like RLS (in other way than manual calling session context in interceptors) and/or temporal tables?
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False
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Breaking-Away
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> 9600 baud modem I'm pretty hardware illiterate. Is that a really high or really low baud rate? Also I'm curious as to just what that would break.
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False
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ScrewAttackThis
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There's really no reason for many people to have credentials to delete production databases. Most engineers just need select privileges in order to troubleshoot/identify issues. Everything outside of that needs to stay on testing until it's ready to be rolled out.
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1491858417
False
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dg3a4bh
t3_64idzl
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1493960782
7
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1491858435
False
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dg3a4x1
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1493960791
1
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KracKr1
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So I work as an intern as the sole Devops engineer for a group of 15. I am was just starting out and had gotten my server running and gave my guys access (previous to that never touched linux). I get the machine running with two vms one with development work and one isolated area for demos. My demo guy didnt not like t...
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1491858504
False
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dg3a74z
t3_64idzl
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1493960820
4
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SaikoGekido
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That's why I use it. I know it works. Haven't tried Nginx, yet.
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1491858516
False
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dg3a7ib
t3_64k23v
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1493960825
26
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Patman128
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For TypeScript to TypeScript calls, yes, but the browser would have to include a fallback for when JavaScript code calls into TypeScript because the JS code doesn't necessarily follow the rules (so to speak). Maybe we could also have auto-generated runtime type checking for this case.
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1491858581
False
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dg3a9mp
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1
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OverweightShitlord
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I'm sorry
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1491858639
False
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dg3abiq
t3_64idzl
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1493960878
6
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get_salled
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Was "using a set from the start" not an option?
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1491858653
False
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dg3abzh
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t3_64lyd7
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1493960886
20
t5_2fwo
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Terr_
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> Of course they'll be let go as soon as banks transition away from COBOL, but that'll take quite a long time... Sooner than that, they'll outsource it somehow.
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False
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dg3acac
t3_64jymy
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4
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eugay
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So you're telling me it is best to do everything on production to avoid confusion?
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False
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komtiedanhe
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Got a laugh out of that, thanks!
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1491858718
False
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1
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cdimino
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Jenkins pipelines aren't that bad; they're mentioned at the end offhandedly, but they're pretty effective.
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1491858722
False
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5
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tkannelid
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> Identity is given by the physical instance. One type of identity is given by the physical instance. There are other bases for personal identity.
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1491858738
False
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1
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mirhagk
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As far as I understand it the current runtimes already have support for this. They watch the types coming into a function and after a few calls will generate a typed version if it decides it's worth it. So they already have support for falling back to the version with incorrect types. This would just allow it to gener...
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False
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technomancy
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> I honestly kind of hate the word "coding" in any context for some reason. It feels both silly and misleading. I agree with this for the most part, but think about how we describe the work of an author as "writing". The actual act of putting words on a page or screen is the most mundane part of it all--as with "c...
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False
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dg3ag00
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wung
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Note that the shown `_avx_unique_store` is _not_ equivalent to the `unique` functions above but rather the inner loop of the branchless version (ish). The magic comes from the `uniqshuf` constant, which is a table for the permutation done with the part of the array currently in progress. It defines which values are k...
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False
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dg3ah97
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15
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rawh
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I know it's a joke but just for those who aren't aware, GitLab kept that engineer on the team and said it was a workflow issue rather than the individual's fault. If you can *accidentally* rm -rf your prod server while working in a dev environment, there's something wrong farther up the chain. *To err is human* #H...
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ajr901
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Legacy Perl right? Cause I hear the new version of Perl is pretty nice. Could you start working with the new one? Like slowly migrating the legacy application?
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davidk01
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What if you have to coordinate across 10 different repositories? Which code repository are you going to put that process in? Also, didn't know FPComplete does DevOps now.
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doom_Oo7
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> "Code" is in a database and is coupled with proofs of its correctness. How do you prove that this software is correct: http://pjoy.fr/migration/
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svartalf
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Almost correct, except it is was developed as a Igor Sysoev' side project for rambler.ru (which is not a porn site :) )
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ajr901
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What do they call it?
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False
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ArkyBeagle
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Mutability can be managed. It is something else to have to do, though.
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False
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steveklabnik1
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Note this is from November of last year.
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False
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doom_Oo7
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> Or, perhaps, that you're unable to see that unstructured/unformatted text is a terrible interface? so.. you never print source code or watch presentations with code ?
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klickverbot
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> And all of this stuff cannot be inlined. Because it's a c library. instant speed loss there. Wrong. LDC with LTO will happily inline (Clang-compiled) C code for you.
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False
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silverwoodchuck47
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>The root cause of this incident was a engineer-driven configuration error. A process performing automated testing was misconfigured using production credentials. Why was the test environment set up with access to production?
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False
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vkgfx
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ACID, transactions, etc.
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False
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pdp10
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What stack? z/OS with XEDIT or a microcomputer implementation or what?
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False
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dg3ars8
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KarmaAndLies
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This is a 101 tutorial on EF with clickbait title and language. Plus you'd think an article like this would contain this useful snippet: dbContext.Database.Log = log => System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(log); So that developers can actually see what their IQueriable generated on t...
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False
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1493961127
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weirdoaish
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Why waste time with threats? Just outsource them to a third world country. Lots of poor desperate people there living in a horrible work culture ;)
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KagakuNinja
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One thing special about the games industry is that many nerds love games, and will jump for an opportunity to work in the industry. Game studios know this, and have developed a habit of treating developers like shit, confident that there will be hundreds of applicants to replace the burnt out employees that quit.
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False
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t3_64jd9r
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1493961183
7
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Gravybadger
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Engineer my ass.
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1491859447
False
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dg3b1aa
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0
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SilentChiller
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He ded.
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1491859449
False
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1493961227
5
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Isvara
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Your numbers are all *way* off. Four engineers have six lines of communication, not 24. Five engineers have ten lines, not 120. Regardless, this isn't how it works in practice. Problems aren't broken down into the smallest possible components with fixed teams assigned to then. People are expected to be more flexible t...
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1491859466
False
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1493961234
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sasashimi
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sure, but the hiring process is not always in the hands of the PM.. sometimes you need to make the best of a bad situation. literally every time I go to a meet up I hear people airing their work stress involving some new hire or contractor in India force pushing or merging without running tests or some such. if I had t...
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False
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OnlyForF1
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Move.
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False
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matthieuC
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Yes but your parking spots must follow strict indentation rules
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False
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UplinkCoder
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dmd won't though :) also LTO eats compile-time.
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False
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5
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1491859612
False
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