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I'm a contract software architect that's been lead dev, one of many senior devs on a team and CTO in my coming up 15 years professional experience. If someone stood over my shoulder whilst I was working I'd be likely to demand to know WTF they thought they were doing because it's distracting. Coding in-front of people...
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BadGoyWithAGun
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Discredited by their subjects, yes.
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I think it's a reference to the name react native.
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sin2pifx
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> I still think it should be possible to seamlessly translate one dynamically-typed language to another. Any language can be compiled into any other. That's the whole idea behind TM-equivalence. But the readability of the output is a different matter.
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lostninja815
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I don't see any option to change themes or apply custom themes for editor, also try out quiver for mac.
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addmoreice
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Computer science is as much about computers as Astronomy is about telescopes.
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kitd
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Re OSGi. I have found it complicated only because it requires external configuration, either of code or of tooling. In its basic form, it is pretty simple conceptually, and would be even more so if the language supported it inherently.
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CapCapper
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No one can read a damn thing I write, I'm sure your fine and that post is just awful.
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WintrySnowman
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So what if they do? It might be an ideal language for the job.
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dgd80yo
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mdw
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Dunno, but syntax highlighters seem to parse perl just fine.
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ImprovedPersonality
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Or it might not be. Those programmers will never know if they never bothered to learn another language or think how another language would implement it.
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jsdario
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Hi, the author here :) You are absolutely right, there is no way that must be called "native". In the end, even the webview is much slimmer, so using tech like React Native or NativeScript should produce much better results than using Electron in most cases :)
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mdw
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Use external libraries (modules in perl parlance) is very common in Perl. Any larger project will use many of them... good luck translating those too! And of course, these libraries will pull in other libraries...
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snaftyroot
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depending on your usage of 'uncertainty,' that's not exactly true https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6del%27s_incompleteness_theorems
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northrupthebandgeek
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If they try to stick to simple cases, then yeah, a syntax highlighter will usually parse things relatively well. In terms of actually converting Perl code to some other language, however, you'd almost be better off just embedding a Perl implementation.
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Undreren
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I maintain a piece of software where the number of implicit assumptions is staggering. I could imagine a fair number of people would need to be reminded of it, once in a while.
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zardeh
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Exactly. People who approach these interviews as "memorize the solutions" are approaching them the wrong way. There are a few core concepts 10, maybe 20 that will handle the vast majority of software interviews (hash maps, recursion, dynamic programming, linked lists, binary, self-balancing, and generic tree concepts,...
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CODESIGN2
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you just switch out left and right for every single node... given an intelligent API around the tree, you don't need to invert because instead of `left`, `right` you might use `greater` `lesser` instead in which case you've no need to transform then read the data, you simply change the reader method...
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warped-coder
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I am not sure if I understand your comment. C is a perfectly acceptable language. Even if it wasn't, if the programmers find that they are the most comfortable and productive using C, I don't see what objection one can have against that. Finally C is part of a language domain that has very few competitors. The other c...
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Kinglink
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Our problems however are not "performance" we never max the server's CPU or Memory, or database, instead we make too many requests to the database, and rather than look into a different format for our data (nosql or a better cache system to just better queries) we keep hearing "C# will solve the problem." Now correct ...
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CODESIGN2
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This is true but it'd be so nice if someone said. I tried your github for doing {X} I filed an issue last night, or even better; "There is a library called {Y} that does that. Sadly we all work with humans who don't have unlimited time or attention to our play-things so the best we can hope for is to be able to use th...
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mektel
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Last time I watched the bots were pushing 8000 apm towards the last couple big battles. Not sure if they're higher now or not.
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Kinglink
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Because he's pretty smart, can talk the talk, but honestly now that he's here, I'm starting to see why he never lasted two years at most places. A lot of really smart talk, that doesn't get backed up by action. One of those guys who unironically says "I never write bugs" but... you know the rest. Besides, the hon...
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mektel
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Convinced my professors to let me build a bot for this competition for senior design. First AI-based senior design at my school.
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jsdario
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Hi, the author here. [Edited] I meant disk space indeed (maybe I am wrong). I was referring to the fact that not having enough memory to use for swap would make the computer slower. * The comment was right, I misused Read Only Memory when referring to disk space. That is an unfortunate illiteracy mistake, so I edit...
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CODESIGN2
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Nobody says the problems we fix need to be complex. Usually the simpler it is, the more it proliferates, the bigger wins. More than a few times I've switched out slightly over-engineered solutions for something that keeps the test-suite happy and celebrated wins in productivity, or made savings. Sure is nice to solv...
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Kinglink
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We're a peer to peer system (we use a packet reflector, written in C++ but really any language could work for that). Our back end only deals with the results of games and performance. Information that easily could be done in Ruby, C# or any language. The problems we have is how some of us write our queries, not t...
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CODESIGN2
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Wrap the complexity into a lib then... You don't need to understand everything, but if it's in an external lib then you won't delve that deep when looking at the code-base. Document the lib, leave comments and a rationale, maybe input output and process document and you're done.
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Poopborne
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I don't know what's so hard to understand - tax benefits should be tied to having and caring for children, not to the marriage. So no, your heterosexual marriage shouldn't grant you any tax benefits. The adoption instead should, whether you're married or not.
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nfrankel
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I mentioned Kotlin: it has extension methods :-)
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goldcakes
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Your Macbook has 4MB of ROM that is used to store your computer's firmware. I think you either mean disk space.
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CODESIGN2
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> If I'm working on a project and someone started remaking a sort algorithm from scratch I'd assume it was a joke. Why? What if they sat down and worked out it uses 50% the CPU time, or 70% of the RAM to one object, function, standard library implementation? If nobody ever re-wrote a method of access we'd never hav...
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snobocracy
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This is a great explanation for why blacks may be convicted of more crimes than whites. The concept of racist juries and judges, being biased against black defendents is sufficient to explain the gap in black/white incarceration rates. What it doesn't explain though (and I've never heard a good explanation for), is ...
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ubernostrum
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Well, there's the way they seem to auto-port test cases from one language to another, which results in you "failing" a problem if you choose to write in a language that doesn't have integer overflow (because often the test cases were ported from a language that *does*).
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Poopborne
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It actually makes perfect sense - I don't support tax benefits for any married couple, gay or hetero. Therefore it makes perfect sense not to support gay marriage, since gay marriage would grant even more people tax benefits simply for fucking each other. That's like Logic 101. And I'm not bigoted against gays, I'm bi...
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duhace
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You just said the reason. Just like judges and juries are more likely to see the worst of a person if they're black (and give them the benefit of the doubt if they're white), people suspect black people of committing crimes and report said crimes far more often than they do white people. [A good example is the incident...
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dimnakorr
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"So behind all the top-level interfaces was layer under layer of support. Some of that software had been designed for wildly different situations. Every so often, the inconsistencies caused fatal accidents. Despite the romance of spaceflight, the most common accidents were simply caused by ancient, misused programs fin...
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snobocracy
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Interesting. So if I were to look into the data, and only apply what I said to things like muggings (which, really shouldn't have this kind of ambiguity; you know when you've been mugged and you know the race of the mugger), would you expect to find a representative number of blacks and whites? I have to be h...
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alexeyr
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Discussion of the original article: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/65i5n3/the_future_of_ad_blocking/
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ttlens
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Younger and newer is always better. At least until you get older and realize that it's not.
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duhace
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[You'd be surprised](https://www.myautism.org/15-year-old-autism-accused-mugging/) what constitutes an attempted mugging depends on the person reporting the crime, and as you can see, people are much quicker to assume that a black person is/was trying to mug them even if they're in no danger!
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devel_watcher
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Not if the language is multi-paradigm.
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to_be_deleted_soon
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It's an intermediate solution We'll need something very revolutionary to replace this pattern, I have no idea what, but I don't see a way currently than to either build a monolith or just take the micro route and just accept the problems with it You don't simply replace a monolith, operations has to continue while ...
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devel_watcher
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Without the context this list looks like each language has only one paradigm (which is wrong). And not even the major one is shown for each language.
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pileopoop
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The sc2 AI Api should be out this summer
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darth-lahey
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> OP is a moron suffering from a bad case of Dunning-Krueger. or they've just been reading too much hackernews *<shots fired>*
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duhace
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the jobs C is ideal for are rapidly shrinking.
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duhace
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C is not at all a perfectly acceptable language, even if you need unmanaged memory. other languages are able to match its speed while having much much less in the way of safety issues and pitfalls.
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sintos-compa
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didn't they release X++ already?
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sintos-compa
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oh god this hit me in the nads after struggling with their addon scripting for OpFp. what a piece of garbage, but fun times were had where i wrote a OpFp script compiler so you could actually write neat addons.
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SanityInAnarchy
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I believe you, but constantly printing the *session* is a failure mode I honestly haven't seen yet. Ever. That said, I did move away from web development a few years ago. Maybe things have gotten worse since I was last there.
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DeathridgeB
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This has been discussed to death here already... https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/4a30vj/the_problem_with_reactjs_is_its_patent_rider/ https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/58a5j5/react_is_not_open_source_claims_a_law_firm/
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sintos-compa
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he's gonna rewrite the whole massive server in C#, duh?
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alexeyr
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Some of the papers in this area explained on The Morning Paper: https://blog.acolyer.org/2017/02/28/when-dnns-go-wrong-adversarial-examples-and-what-we-can-learn-from-them/
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> system package manager,,, reproducible builds Okay, yes, using heterogeneous software is hard. It's not fitting 100% perfectly. > Google around for "CMake broken compatibility". This is a well known criticism. 2005-2006, that's like way back in the past. > I'm not sure, but I can probably So nothing spe...
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quicknir
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That's pretty surprising. While that may be a small win for a single boxed trait, for a vector of boxed traits that's probably significantly worse.
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alexeyr
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Quotes from https://blog.acolyer.org/2017/02/28/when-dnns-go-wrong-adversarial-examples-and-what-we-can-learn-from-them/. > The attack may succeed with some good luck, but I'd expect that any change in camera angle would prevent it, so with data accumulated over several frames of a video it may not work. Adversari...
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jsdario
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You are right, just edited! Thanks :)
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snobocracy
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I knew about the other two incidents you linked, but this one is new. Love the language in the article by the way: "Coleman was no match for MacDonald’s overpowering demands which wreaked of white privilege" - Lol. Cases like this must be such a tiny portion of the entire picture. I can't imagine that there are too ...
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Hi, the author here. Indeed, it is exactly the same result, in runtime it will use swift/obj library, but you could port it to windows using the same code lines using react-native-windows :)
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philipwhiuk
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It's not bad. It looks a little Finagle esc. I reckon i still prefer Scala Play Framework on balance though.
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spinicist
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So the answer is two languages? Then we can have bugs *everywhere*!
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duhace
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if you want to seriously research the issue I'd start with places like the SPLC, who've spent decades actually studying and fighting back against racism and racists. as for "oh it was just a mistake", this mistake would have landed this kid in jail had he not had as strong an alibi as he did. there are a lot of falsel...
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warped-coder
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It's a perfectly acceptable language. You might not like it and you might be more productive in other languages, but that doesn't make C less of a good choice. I wonder which 'safe' language are you referring to that matches its speed, my bet is on Rust. But whichever you have in mind, you won't get the wide acceptabi...
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sabas123
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Do you feel that CS studies are to theoretical, and should trade time spent on projects instead of theory?
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duhace
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Ada matches its speed too. and C is only even close to acceptable because of it's wide adoption, not because of its merits. and C is not a safe language by any measure. veterans in the language still have bugs, crashes, and security vulnerabilities coming out of their C programs on the regular. fucking curl had issues...
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Vakieh
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[This seems vaguely familiar](http://i.imgur.com/ruLG1gK.gif)
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hylje
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By "breaking shit all the time," you mean "released Python 3 about ten years ago"?
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alexeyr
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And it turns out that despite all of that, it still continues to work. Not always, but a decent amount of time. See the paper ["Adversarial examples in the physical world"](https://arxiv.org/pdf/1607.02533.pdf).
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vinnl
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I think this is a strong argument for microservices for startups that are probably going to have to do rewriting later anyway. Yes, I'm probably not going to have scaling issues anyway, but it's easier to switch from microservices to a monolith than the other way around.
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based2
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14124285
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vkgfx
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God, if Slack is a turd, what does that make HipChat? I'd be curious to know by what business sense Slack is a turd of a flagship product though.
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sabas123
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This is a badly written article IMO. The premise of that there is an army or workers being rejected seems false to me aswell, the only stats I could find where from a few years ago and they said the unemployment rate was ~3.5%. The article suggests that we should create extra learning spaces and gives a fairly basic ...
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kefeer
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That's called stack overflow in our peasant land.
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Where do you think Javascript would go? I'm thinking imperative but with es6 there's classes and with typescript you even have interfaces and decorators. You also have some bits of fp in there with map, filter, reduce.
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unruly_mattress
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> One of those guys who unironically says "I never write bugs" but... you know the rest. Oh god. Encountered one of those. Software architect at a company I worked at. Did, in fact, say that he didn't write bugs. Had no idea how to use git beyond commit, push and pull. Came up with an Intro to Modular Software Desi...
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snobocracy
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I can accept your position accounts for a good hunk of incidents. I really do. But depending on the area and the crime, sometimes the disparity between crimes committed by whites and blacks, based on victim report counts not convictions, is in factors of 10 or 20, or something insane like that. In such cases, 9...
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Solon1
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Strongly typed cookies
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kefeer
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> programmed (not disassembled or analysed) in binary or hex That's actually not hard. I did a bit writing one of my Forth implementations, it was fun.
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ghotibulb
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So? Python might be just as shitty of a choice, but the young python fanboy will never know because he never bothered trying to learn C because it's old and all weird and you have to pay close attention or you'll get a segfault. Your argument perfectly works both ways.
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hnerixh
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I should really learn some FORTRAN. It may be old, but considering the amount of code still running in HPC it has to have something going for it.
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vileEchoic
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Bots don't really push Starcraft to the limit, they're pretty bad compared to human players. Even if they have higher APM, their control is far less sophisticated than pro players.
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kefeer
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To be honest, in production i will just write: return 364; // https://www.google.com/search?q=The+Twelve+Days+of+Christmas+total
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vileEchoic
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The bots are already way worse than players, adding physical constraints would make it super boring.
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doom_Oo7
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> Google around for "CMake broken compatibility". This is a well known criticism. I hope you aren't serious. I did the search and the most recent results are from 2006. From this search it really seems to be not common at all. And even then when there is a behaviour change you can *always* restore the prvious beha...
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Purlox
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Can you explain that one? Not sure what they did.
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kefeer
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You mean figure out who broke it and if you should fix it or just yell at somebody and go on a coffee break.
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kefeer
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Try to get it right on your first try. It is surprisingly easy to screw up some details even without whiteboard getting in the way.
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jkleo2
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Rust simply cannot do it the way C++ does it. You can implement new traits for types defined outside of your crate, even for built-in types, and then put them in trait objects.
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unruly_mattress
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Errors such as assigning a string to an integer are caused by carelessness. The compiler can verify that you assigned the correct types, but it can't verify that you assigned the correct variables in general. So if you're regularly assigning strings to integers by mistake, I expect that in C# you'll be assigning widths...
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_unforgiven_
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Are you seriously _that_ computer illiterate?
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> We need, and will use web technologies to create crossplatform apps until a new solution comes to town. Those "new" solutions exist, and have been existing for a long time now. I strongly encourage the author to step out of his web development comfort zone and take a look at QtQuick/QML. [Here's a comparison of ...
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almkglor
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Haha! Except that termination in a total language you have compile-time proof of termination, unlike stack overflow which is a run-time exception. So you can indicate some maximum stack depth that is greater than the max number of iterations expected in your algorithm.
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