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jdgordon
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My parents have this. What's the fucking point? All I want is a dumb display and some hdmi ports!
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1492045497
False
0
dg6w0i6
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6taof
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1494024330
15
t5_2fwo
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rammstein_koala
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I think that the official CDs are no longer produced - it ended with the 6.0 release.
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1492045598
False
0
dg6w3ge
t3_64wz2x
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t1_dg6befd
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1494024370
2
t5_2fwo
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mercurysquad
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QML is not intended to write your whole app in. Just the UI. The app should be written in C++.
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1492045710
False
0
dg6w6n2
t3_64oqaq
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t1_dg4erv6
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1494024413
2
t5_2fwo
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ThatCrankyGuy
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Sent a friggen text message as a wedding invitation? Class act, mate.
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0
1492045741
False
0
dg6w7jg
t3_651fzh
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t3_651fzh
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1494024425
490
t5_2fwo
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ThreshPrinceOfBot
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While you're correct in saying that C and C++ aren't the same language, you're incorrect in saying they aren't "remotely close". Yes C++ has OOP concepts built in, but most C programs are also valid C++ programs. (Some exceptions, obviously). Additionally, many memory management security vulnerabilities affect both l...
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1492045752
False
0
dg6w7vh
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6uycg
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1494024429
3
t5_2fwo
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Shautieh
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> ROWE I never heard of this but it's really the most logical way to pay people IMHO as long as you count scalability in it (I mean if a refactoring is necessary to get something more future proof, the time spent on it should be considered as a result in itself). I'd love to find a company like this to work for!
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1492045760
False
0
dg6w839
t3_64ylk1
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1494024432
7
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dalastboss
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What is ham-fisted about this explanation? (m >>= f) = case m of Nothing -> Nothing Just v -> f v "If `m` is `Nothing` then produce `Nothing`; if `m` is `Just v` produce `f v`."
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1492045766
1492045987
0
dg6w8au
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1494024435
5
t5_2fwo
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hw_hack
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In the California engineering market, your skills must be current. I can't spend 5 years learning & using a tech that few others use. Eventually all that COBOL code will turn into C/C++ or something else and then I would be screwed. Yes, I've known several people who got stuck being experts in dead tech. Each one ...
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1492045789
False
0
dg6w8y4
t3_64y4l8
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t1_dg6vkm7
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1494024443
1
t5_2fwo
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choledocholithiasis_
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Good to know, thanks!
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0
1492045870
False
0
dg6wbb6
t3_64y4l8
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t1_dg6w8y4
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1494024475
1
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mebob85
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I feel like a better way to put it is that a Monadic type has a meaningful way to compose smaller computations into larger ones. Suppose you have two functions `f1 :: a -> Maybe b` and `f2 :: b -> Maybe c`. If you need to call `f1` and use the result as input to `f2`, you could just call `f1`, then do an `if isJu...
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1492045900
1492046274
0
dg6wc6u
t3_64zhk1
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t1_dg6uca0
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1494024487
6
t5_2fwo
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Shautieh
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I've been living in Korea for the past year and this doesn't surprise me much given the general mentality here... I wanted to find a job as a programmer this year but it seems I'll be better off living cheaply...
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0
1492045981
False
0
dg6weq7
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6h19u
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1494024521
1
t5_2fwo
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Pinguinsan
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Well, that's the fundamental disagreement we are having, I suppose.
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0
1492046141
False
0
dg6wjfe
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6w7vh
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1494024584
0
t5_2fwo
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ogacon
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Bar is really choice of the people getting married. Most standard I see is free beer and house wine. Any hard liquor cash. A lot of times limited amount them turns to full cash. Some on budget weddings do full cash bar. Also depends on how wild you want it. Want a crazy party and dance time? Make sure open bar. Low key...
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0
1492046217
False
0
dg6wln4
t3_651fzh
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t1_dg6w030
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1494024613
32
t5_2fwo
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sdrapkin
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Indeed it could.
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0
1492046394
False
0
dg6wqoy
t3_64xhp9
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t1_dg6rlor
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1494024686
2
t5_2fwo
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btchombre
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Your problem is using substrings at all, not that they are slower in C#. If you want performant text processing you write a tokenizer, and then a parser which consumes the tokenizer output.
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0
1492046413
False
0
dg6wr78
t3_650epo
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t3_650epo
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1494024692
2
t5_2fwo
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helm
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Korea is like Japan times two
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0
1492046486
False
0
dg6wtbd
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6rsk8
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1494024721
6
t5_2fwo
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fwaming_dragon
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https://xkcd.com/221/
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0
1492046499
False
0
dg6wtq1
t3_64uwoq
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t1_dg5urc9
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1494024726
1
t5_2fwo
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happycamperjack
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Can it even be taught? There are so many different levels of codes, each with completely different types of security concerns. And there are always security problems only exist in the specific logics you are building, or the specific frameworks you work with. Maybe teaching students to think more like a hacker, constan...
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1492046509
False
0
dg6wtzv
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6eggc
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1494024730
1
t5_2fwo
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sdrapkin
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I feel that the next major productivity jump will come from SQL/TSQL being integrated as a first-rate DSL right into c#/f# code blocks. Until then, I prefer to improve micro-orm state-of-the-art, which is what I've done.
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0
1492046540
False
0
dg6wuug
t3_64xhp9
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t1_dg6sevw
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1494024742
1
t5_2fwo
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ThreshPrinceOfBot
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Are you referring to the comma delimited list comment?
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0
1492046708
False
0
dg6wzo5
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6wjfe
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1494024806
3
t5_2fwo
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JackOhBlades
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Eat some pie and take a deep breath. Seriously the UI on my Samsung "smart" TV is more than unintuitive. I'd rather just a really good screen with a chrome cast, or even a windows stick... I might need some of that pie :/
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0
1492046786
False
0
dg6x1vz
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6u1ni
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1494024836
8
t5_2fwo
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lechatsportif
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My order of loyalty Android - OLED - Samsung.
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0
1492046834
False
0
dg6x3bm
t3_64zg10
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t3_64zg10
null
1494024855
5
t5_2fwo
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bumblebritches57
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> Samsung Found the problem.
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0
1492046879
False
0
dg6x4mh
t3_64zg10
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t3_64zg10
null
1494024872
2
t5_2fwo
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kevin9er
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I love the WebOS on my LG TV. I make operating systems and app UIs for a living and this stuff is nice.
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0
1492046947
False
0
dg6x6ma
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6oq7n
null
1494024898
7
t5_2fwo
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Shautieh
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And a pair of fresh eyes can spot things the original person couldn't because his mind assumes too many things already.
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0
1492046997
False
0
dg6x81l
t3_6505t3
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null
t1_dg6r7iz
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1494024918
10
t5_2fwo
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50653
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For me it was this song [Home](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjFaenf1T-Y). Every single playlist I made would have Home in heavy rotation.
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0
1492047149
False
0
dg6xco1
t3_64uwoq
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t1_dg5ni6k
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1494024980
1
t5_2fwo
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Tuquar
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I was a bit confused as to why he opted for SMS at first, but he was thinking about the older guests. Finding an electronic medium to communicate with everyone can be hard, I thought he chose well in the end.
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0
1492047163
False
0
dg6xd3a
t3_651fzh
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t1_dg6u41x
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1494024985
12
t5_2fwo
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Shautieh
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I think you are right too. South Korea got americanized a lot for the past 60 years and they became even more liberal and individualistic, and much more vain (I think it comes from their culture too, and the liberal and individualistic elements just made it much, much worse). My in laws are Korean, and the aunt of my ...
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0
1492047268
False
0
dg6xg1j
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6urke
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1494025024
2
t5_2fwo
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ReefOctopus
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You should also add linode to the mix.
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0
1492047274
False
0
dg6xg93
t3_64ynua
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t1_dg5zuhu
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1494025027
7
t5_2fwo
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TheMania
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ArraySegment is a struct though, requiring no additional heap allocations. It should be just as fast and low overhead as equivalent member variables but better encapsulated.
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1492047349
False
0
dg6xifo
t3_64z29o
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t1_dg6hyo0
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1494025057
3
t5_2fwo
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untogethered
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All *you* want, but I'd wager other people like the simplicity. Interesting to think of an LG WebOS box, though, like a Roku. Probably too late for that now though.
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0
1492047421
False
0
dg6xkkf
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6w0i6
null
1494025086
10
t5_2fwo
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WhyNotFerret
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Is this different than GitHost? Also, I just noticed Developer Plus tier is gone from GitHost! Anyone know what happened to that?
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0
1492047456
False
0
dg6xlmd
t3_64wq2f
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null
t3_64wq2f
null
1494025100
1
t5_2fwo
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QuestionsEverythang
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> get out of my ram, reddit TIL my search history is kept in my RAM and not in my browser history or Google's servers
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0
1492047470
False
0
dg6xm12
t3_64ynua
null
null
t1_dg6knjk
null
1494025105
-5
t5_2fwo
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holywowwhataguy
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So you think making money/making a living off of art and creative works is bad?
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0
1492047498
False
0
dg6xmub
t3_5d56fo
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null
t1_dg63b4m
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1494025117
1
t5_2fwo
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recycled_ideas
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Electron is a platform for a web app. You could release those same apps on a server and they'd work.
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1492047568
False
0
dg6xosn
t3_64oqaq
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t1_dg6vij9
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1494025143
1
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Shautieh
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It is real. If you are a woman and want to become a teacher, you have to prepare home cooked meals to the more senior teachers too. I saw it in a drama and was like, WTF? And my mother in law who is Korean told me that's a thing!
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1492047613
False
0
dg6xq33
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6kbe8
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1494025160
2
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lothpendragon
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I know right? Look at all us over here with batteries and this guy's got Tizen...
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1492047746
False
0
dg6xu17
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6eqih
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1494025213
2
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iNoles
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so it is like "throw it against the wall and see what sticks"
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1492047875
False
0
dg6xxt1
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6pxw3
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1494025263
2
t5_2fwo
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okmkz
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[zero-cost abstractions intensify]
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0
1492047948
False
0
dg6xzz3
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6u959
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1494025292
2
t5_2fwo
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happyscrappy
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Is my Samsung TV running this? I ask because I'm now kind of concerned. The software for it is awful and actively gets worse with each update. Could it be running Tizen?
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0
1492047971
False
0
dg6y0o0
t3_64zg10
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t3_64zg10
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1494025301
2
t5_2fwo
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mirhagk
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I mean yeah of course. But web assembly is still going to be half a decade before mainstream usage at least. The current generation of frameworks will be quite dated by then. Someone is going to be working on a framework for web assembly within the next few years and that will mature and become popular in 5 years much...
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1492047991
False
0
dg6y198
t3_64w526
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null
t1_dg6std2
null
1494025308
1
t5_2fwo
null
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push_ecx_0x00
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***Zero cost abstractions***
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0
1492048008
False
0
dg6y1qs
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6u959
null
1494025316
3
t5_2fwo
null
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my_ledge_ends
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hand out the "real" invitations as placards in the dining area. it's a hassle for guests to keep track of those things before the wedding too.
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0
1492048049
False
0
dg6y2zm
t3_651fzh
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t1_dg6w7jg
null
1494025332
14
t5_2fwo
null
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lothpendragon
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I ditto the first two, but only currently consider the last due to my last few phones being up to expectations and well lived. Samsung has been behaving worse and worse in recent years, and I'm no fan of the unibody designs that prevent battery swaps :|
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0
1492048063
False
0
dg6y3e0
t3_64zg10
null
null
t1_dg6x3bm
null
1494025337
2
t5_2fwo
null
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gumnos
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I use OVH which has a sub-$5 VPS with 2GB of RAM which was pretty killer for my use-cases. Curious how changing up RAM vs CPU would impact results.
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1492048075
False
0
dg6y3r7
t3_64ynua
null
null
t1_dg67aj9
null
1494025342
4
t5_2fwo
null
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mirhagk
null
Good, yeah I just always like to give that warning. Too many people try to fit JavaScript into an OOP workflow but it just doesn't mesh well with the language or the libraries
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0
1492048090
False
0
dg6y46s
t3_64u2vh
null
null
t1_dg6tkra
null
1494025347
1
t5_2fwo
null
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TheTedinator
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Yep, totally that guy.
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0
1492048105
False
0
dg6y4o2
t3_64zg10
null
null
t1_dg6uh1s
null
1494025355
6
t5_2fwo
null
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jpgr87
null
Apparently Tizen's UI toolkit [isn't very good.](https://what.thedailywtf.com/topic/15001/enlightened)
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0
1492048274
False
0
dg6y9g1
t3_64zg10
null
null
t1_dg6vg9v
null
1494025419
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
null
sandboxsuperhero
null
At some point, efficiency is important enough to work near the metal though. It's always been a trade off.
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0
1492048316
False
0
dg6yaon
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6ve9c
null
1494025435
3
t5_2fwo
null
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gamesys
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Over 3/4 of the packages there relate to QT - which brings up the security hazard of QT "Quick" (QML and resources embedded in plain text and subject to tampering). Qt 5.7 addresses some security concerns, but Sailfish will be stuck with 5.6 for the forseeable future.
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0
1492048353
False
0
dg6ybp5
t3_64zg10
null
null
t1_dg6mxrr
null
1494025448
1
t5_2fwo
null
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berlinbrown
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Not only a research OS but a OS associated with a college textbook for learning. It freaking made it because the entire source is available, hackable for even the youngest of developers.
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0
1492048358
False
0
dg6ybtj
t3_6519ej
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null
t1_dg6oz2m
null
1494025449
4
t5_2fwo
null
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Creath
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So I can't tell if this is a meme or if people are actually this passionate about Rust. Is it really as great as you guys make it seem?
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0
1492048398
False
0
dg6ycyt
t3_64zg10
null
null
t1_dg6jrpe
null
1494025465
4
t5_2fwo
null
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null
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IncongruentModulo1
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Yes, C code will mostly compile without changes in C++, though the fact that C++ does not allow implicit conversion from `void*` to other pointer types can be a major obstacle: size_t len; int *arr = malloc(len * sizeof(int)); Still, the similarities between C and C++ are in many ways superficial. Yes, they...
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0
1492048515
False
0
dg6ygc0
t3_64zg10
null
null
t1_dg6w7vh
null
1494025510
3
t5_2fwo
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tending
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>What is a hot new thing is structural typing, and some of the other type tricks typescript uses. Stuff you don't get in Java or C++. Actually C++ has structural typing, that's what you get when you use templates. A templated function that takes an instance of T works as long as all the members and methods it acc...
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0
1492048528
False
0
dg6ygpj
t3_64u2vh
null
null
t1_dg66u8y
null
1494025515
8
t5_2fwo
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cyanydeez
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and people wondered why TVs were targetted by the CIA. hint: it's not because they needed TV monitors
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0
1492048559
False
0
dg6yhjv
t3_64zg10
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t1_dg6oq7n
null
1494025526
2
t5_2fwo
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flukus
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Which electron apps have server versions? Atom and visual studio don't seem to. And they interact with the file system so they're prone to many of the same comparability issues as java.
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0
1492048590
False
0
dg6yiey
t3_64oqaq
null
null
t1_dg6xosn
null
1494025538
3
t5_2fwo
null
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[deleted]
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[deleted]
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0
1492048637
1493164015
0
dg6yjrp
t3_64zg10
null
null
t1_dg6oobf
null
1494025555
1
t5_2fwo
null
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jgillich
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Probably a bit of both. Rust is great, but not the solution to everything.
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0
1492048687
False
0
dg6yl9a
t3_64zg10
null
null
t1_dg6ycyt
null
1494025575
1
t5_2fwo
null
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[deleted]
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[deleted]
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0
1492048738
1492418458
0
dg6ymoh
t3_64wq2f
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null
t1_dg5y3pn
null
1494025594
3
t5_2fwo
null
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jon_ross
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I know some Korean teachers, and have never heard of this. Either someone made it up, or its just a thing in some places.
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0
1492048883
False
0
dg6yqr0
t3_64zg10
null
null
t1_dg6xq33
null
1494025649
1
t5_2fwo
null
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indrora
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It's practically required at the university I go to. You have to get a letter of recommendation from the professors in the engineering department in order to get into the engineering department. You also have to get a huge amount of paperwork done. It's a hassle and a half and you dedicate your life to "15-18 credits ...
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0
1492048890
False
0
dg6yqyv
t3_64zg10
null
null
t1_dg6y4o2
null
1494025652
1
t5_2fwo
null
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Soulbound94
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Good intentions? You mean business intentions. That so called "bully like" behavior is to benefit the customer and common developer, not hardware and software giants.
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1492048946
False
0
dg6ysid
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minno
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Zero-cost abstractions are so last year. Rust has *negative*-cost abstractions. You just add monads and everything gets faster.
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Jonne
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I have one of those WebOS TV's, and I agree it's amazing. Limited apps, unfortunately (the Spotify app is basically useless), but it works and it's beautiful.
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Blecki
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So basically don't write bad code.
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hero_of_ages
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Tacky in my opinion.
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Jonne
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The channel switching thing is a bit annoying, but isn't this a common thing with smart TV's in general? They all need some time to start up, don't they?
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Shautieh
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Ask them next time you see them maybe. I don't know if it's widespread or whether it applies to only some kind of teachers but it's a thing.
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lanzaio
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A suggestion to rewrite the Linux kernel in Rust seems realistic to you?
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wrosecrans
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JavaScript is popular in the way that a prison cafeteria is popular. Sure, everybody eats there, but that doesn't automatically mean it has great food.
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Pythoner6
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Yes, it does. It'll autocomplete to the camelcase spelling though.
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Shorttail0
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Yes to all three.
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mbetter
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Codes
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AmalgamDragon
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Care to provide a link to that conclusive data? I've seen studies on the subject, but from what I recall they were too specific to generalize (i.e. the data was not conclusive).
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beeeeeeefcake
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Yeah. I am about as happy trying to predict costs on AWS as I am about predicting when a project will be done. If all you're using is EC2 it's not a big deal but add in the rest of their stack and good luck to you.
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hungry4pie
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I think the most frustrating thing is that it's not an entirely horrible UI. If the cursor could be disabled and had shortcut buttons to the inputs it would be good enough.
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I think the most frustrating thing is that it's not an entirely horrible UI. If the cursor could be disabled and had shortcut buttons to the inputs it would be good enough.
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tswaters
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TIL about `fortune` and `cowsay`
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domesticatedprimate
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Haha, you're right that the situation in Japan has long been similar, but I've never heard of "big" groups of widows singing and praying together. Any more info on that?
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dustinpdx
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> part-time slaves who work there work their ass out 12 hours a day 7 days a week Wouldn't that at least make them full-time slaves?
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Creath
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As a frequenter r/linuxmasterrace, I understand you completely.
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C++ and rust fit nicely there. You can have type safety and far more memory safety than c offers with no overhead.
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Haha, I remember being amazed at how good Enlightenment looked compared to other DE's back in the day (I'm guessing at the cost of code readability/quality). It had some great effects (this was before X had proper compositing available), but it just wasn't useful. Then their main developer got hired to work on Tizen, a...
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dustinpdx
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Most of Asia pays programmers poorly.
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> So I can't tell if this is a meme or if people are actually this passionate about Rust. Yes. > Is it really as great as you guys make it seem? IMO it's the best non-managed language for most use cases. Most of the problems it has come from either its youth or the fact that it has no runtime. It has a much sm...
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> Thorough code review usually takes a lot more man hours, especially if done redundantly. And it takes people who are competent at doing code reviews as well. > Typical code review stops at coding style, compiler warnings and internal security (reviewer is higher in the pecking order than implementer). Exactl...
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strncpy is no safe strcpy. strncpy is an ancient UNIX file-system filename field filling function. It memsets the specified n bytes to 0 and then memcpies MIN(strlen(s), n). It doesn't even NUL terminate! At least strcpy is a string copying function. C11 adds bizarro Microsoft APIs(why yeah a c++ compiler maker with...
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In terms of IO performance, EC2 didn't even have SSDs at the time that DO launched.
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Most readable to whom?
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Basically I think Korea has always been very Microsoft friendly, so I'll assume that programmers there know Microsoft technologies, some web based stuff, and not a whole lot else, though it may be changing. It sounds to me more like a situation where, following the top comment here about how the actual programming is ...
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Have you heard the word of our Lord and Savior, Rust? Actually, I think C++ is usually the best choice for low-level coding. The one common blocker is that obscure platforms are way more likely to have a C compiler than a C++ one. Otherwise, C++ with no exceptions, minimal standard library, and careful use of template...
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I totally agree. I work from home, and just not having to deal with a commute frees up my brain and I get so much more work done. Not to mention the lack of distractions from other people. I've been working from home full-time for almost a year (and a couple days a week for a few years before that), and I never want to...
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> There's nothing inherently wrong with `strcpy`. Their usage and validation might be wrong, and if it is then say that. `strncpy` is almost always a better choice. If you know the size of your buffer, you can add it to the function call to avoid an overrun. If you don't know the size of your buffer, you're doing ...
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mujjingun
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It's even worse. Ever heard about motel cram work? Some of them don't even have proper offices, so they rent a motel and cram their employees in it for a few months and do nothing but work.
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