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nilamo
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> Christ I hate millennials. And I am one. It's cool, we pretty much all hate ourselves.
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dgdg9ry
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Sphax
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Not the same JVM
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1492434398
False
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dgdgabh
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1494138676
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real_jeeger
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But still hard to find documentation for. Most stuff I've used is years-out-of-date blog blog posts, or the 1000-page specification, both not the ideal format for learning something about OSGI.
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1492434463
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dgdgbna
t3_65r5mq
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1494138694
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snaftyroot
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Yep. Sometimes people get Stockholmed intro believing the painful complexity of the project they are working on is necessary to understand in order to make improvements
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1492434506
False
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dgdgcje
t3_65qqfr
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1494138706
10
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gatesplusplus
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Well also it sounds like it would be fun to rewrite something as low level as assembly to something as high level as C. If you get nothing else out of it your code is at least a lot shorter. (Right?)
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1492434512
False
0
dgdgcnn
t3_65qqfr
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1494138707
1
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dukerutledge
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Or just use a good type system that allows you to refactor mercilessly.
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0
1492434557
False
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dgdgdk6
t3_65qqfr
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1494138719
0
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akram0007
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Its Only worked On PHP?
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0
1492434663
False
0
dgdgfrr
t3_65vfgh
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1494138749
1
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webprojectbuilders
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no, This is a PHP script, codeigniter
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0
1492434716
False
0
dgdggx1
t3_65vfgh
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1494138765
1
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akram0007
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yo
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0
1492434741
False
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dgdghgt
t3_65vfgh
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1494138772
1
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darchangel
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This word is the bane of my fucking existence. There are several areas of my life where a host of experts have failed to achieve great results, yet every well-meaning ignorant soul thinks s/he knows best. If I never hear "why don't you just..." to one of those topics again it will be too soon. Bonus points for: they re...
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1492434785
False
0
dgdgidb
t3_65qqfr
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t1_dgcir7y
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1494138783
7
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TheEternal21
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NUnit and Moq for C#.
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0
1492434785
False
0
dgdgidw
t3_65njzp
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1494138784
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lampshadish2
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I see software engineering as not domain specific. How do you structure a program to isolate areas of change? What is an acceptable level of quality given a deadline? And yeah, knowing computer science is important so you can meet performance requirements. But often, the requirements change and your assumptions on ...
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1492434834
False
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dgdgjf3
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1494138798
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MagicMurderBagYT
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That's why I said it has its areas.
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1492434964
False
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dgdgm6n
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1494138835
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boxhacker
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C# is for sure a very good idea, in most cases it is as fast that a well engineered c++ equivalent.
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1
1492435180
False
0
dgdgqyq
t3_65qqfr
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1494138899
1
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abhi152
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I think it is seriously a good list !! Good job.
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1492435190
False
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dgdgr6l
t3_65njzp
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1494138902
1
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AngularBeginner
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No, really no. Absolutely not.
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1492435309
False
0
dgdgtvw
t3_65vfgh
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1494138938
0
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kitd
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I think Spring were caught cold by Vert.x and Ratpack. Node-esque async libraries are a much better fit for Java microservices. Looks like this is their go at catching up. Interesting that they're all based on Netty. Netty is a pretty good basis for a microservice by itself.
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dgdgu37
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1494138940
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vijeno
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> It's actually rather enjoyable work, but I like obsessive detail work. Well, that explains it. Most of us, most decidedly, don't.
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False
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dgdgvse
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1494138963
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mofosyne
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No shortcuts then. What's your personal thoughts about that.
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dgdgyxt
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1494139005
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prema_van_smuuf
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*"Because I hate X."*
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1492435674
False
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dgdh21u
t3_65qqfr
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1494139047
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throwawayco111
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You should follow your own advice.
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1492435717
False
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dgdh32t
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1494139060
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SemiNormal
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You should rewrite the DMD compiler in Rust. Or maybe using node since it is more webscale. ^^^/s
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kwinz
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> Considering that our current state of AI is basically just sophisticated combinations of various matrix multiplications and inner products, the idea that a stamp collecting AI would go from buying stamps on eBay to convincing other stamp collectors via email to send it stamps because it's opening a stamp museum an...
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musicmage4114
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I'm not sure what you consider "large chunks". According to the [development time lapse](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBJUiCHdmCc) they posted earlier this year, there's only about 2000 lines of C++, versus more than 17,000 lines of Python.
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Nebez
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If you check out the [How It Works](https://github.com/javierbyte/control-user-cursor#how-it-works) section of his GitHub he mentions its some CSS/JS visual trickery. I doubt this can be prevented, but I wouldn't be worried about it being taken advantage of either.
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Khao8
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/r/meirl
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aazav
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Because we have products to sell NOW and deliverables to make so that sales can sell our product so what we can earn enough money to stay in business.
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dgdhl6b
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proper_lofi
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X is now obsolete. Rewrite is with Wayland :)
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1492436606
False
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dgdhncr
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webprojectbuilders
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what do you want to say?
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1492436827
False
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dgdhshx
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thatoneging20
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I've been using this for over a week. The negatives so far have been: * Heavy app. Takes a bit to open up (even for an SSD) * Some of the animations are a bit unneeded and have a slight lag. * The notes themselves will not format correctly for a short amount of time before correcting themselves. [Link](http://imgur.co...
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sfsdfd
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Really? Here's the Hello World: HandlerFunction hello = new HandlerFunction() { @Override public Mono handle(ServerRequest request) { return ServerResponse.ok().body(Mono.just("Hello"), String.class); } }; You really think that "reads very nicely?" This is a syntactic trainwreck. Y...
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dgdhti4
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teunw
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It also helps you get the offer if you ask questions.
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dgdhuue
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hardraada
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This is right up there with "how hard would it be. . ."
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dgdhwub
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darchangel
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Teaching is one of the best ways to learn. Find a place with questions and answer everyone you can. These days, that pretty much means Stack Overflow but there might be other places depending on the language.
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dgdhxsi
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combinatorylogic
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> App == Application It's disgusting. Stop mutilating the language. > Why does it need to change in your opinion? Exactly. It did not need to change. Why shitty hipstor kiddies keep inventing new words when there are perfectly suitable old ones?
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fakehalo
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I'd say it's already shrunk about as much as its going to for a while, which was a lot. A lot of people argue Rust will replace the remaining niches, time and Rust developers will determine if that's actually going to happen.
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imfineny
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They break shit all the time, even in Python 3.
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doom_Oo7
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the last computer I owned with some kind of physical media reader dates back to 2009
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Khao8
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Medium is just a glorified Geocities. If you keep this in mind you'll realize almost everything posted on hacker news or /r/programming is from someone who barely knows what they're talking about, skim the article, roll your eyes and go on with your day.
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seanrowens
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A) A lot of the people actually writing the code are engineers (of the non software variety) were forced to take one programming course in school, and it was Fortran. B) The problems they are trying to solve need every scrap of computing power available, and due to a combination of the way Fortran was designed/spec'd, ...
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dgdi5se
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jsdario
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It is actually a culture slang problem, in my mother tongue many times I heard the same thing indistinguishably, even in superior education. I studied electronics, so I understand the difference, but slipped twice I apologize and understand your disappointment.
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1492437494
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dgdi8e0
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j5o2AcBKujCSvGKnfH87
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Hmm at some smaller places. Probably doesn't affect anything at a big 4 type place.
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seventeenninetytwo
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I recommend focusing on the theory and patterns more than any toolkit or framework. Theory stays with you forever while frameworks come and go and are often language specific. [This book](https://www.amazon.com/Art-Unit-Testing-examples/dp/1617290890/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1492437282) got me started. The examples ...
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LewisStudying
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I personally think Boostnote is doing better than this, considering both performance and visual look. Give it a try. Both are electron-based (friendly reminder)
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dgdi9td
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bart2019
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Since he was converting Perl to Python... Duh!
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dgdibml
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geodel
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> “But Atom and Visual Studio Code are free and open source!” I don’t give a damn. Open source is an awesome thing. However, open source, with its potential to bring hundreds (if not thousands) of developers together to help create amazing software, has given us: editors that run slower than what we had available i...
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mirhagk
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I mean it's a fairly easy thing to do, but AI is obviously the wrong approach. Just mount a distance sensor above it, or a metal detector below it, or a trip sensor above/below (like garage doors have to detect if something is in the way). The parking garage I park in actually has this system, it's fairly neat. There a...
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Tom_Cian
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Sure. However, just switching the stack, whichever you switch to, might already help you fix that query problem. I'm guessing you're using Ruby on Rails so whatever other stack you would switch to will use a different method of accessing your database. Having said that, I would probably try to diagnose what's going o...
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steelcitykid
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You sound like you have problems far beyond the common usage of the word. You're also spelling *Hipster* wrong constantly - stop mutilating it. Your post history is littered with annoying faux-elitism and angry little boy syndrome. Do you always take up such crosses for things that just don't matter?
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thatoneging20
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I have used both! I like BoostNote as well, just in my week or two use of Medley. Thank you for taking the time though!
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dgdieu6
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klien_knopper
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More like all of Reddit
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phySi0
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I would have Smalltalk or Ruby as the quintessential examples for OOP. Python shouldn't be on the list, it's too split between OOP, functional, imperative.
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dgdimga
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BLAHFUK
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I find that at the bigger tech companies, asking questions will not ever get you the job. But *not* asking will certainly raise red flags. It's just another box to check. Also, it will help you avoid joining a toxic team, they exist in every company.
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dgdinrz
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j5o2AcBKujCSvGKnfH87
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eh. doubtful. you talk to the recruiters multiple times throughout the process. you talk to multiple interviewers at the onsite. I don't see how it's remotely possible that this would affect your chances in any way to get the job.
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Telexen1
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Yup. As long as you stick to the "Comments explain WHY" rule, I'd rather have commented code than "self-documenting" code.
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sirin3
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When I use it, I mean any native program. My laptop is just as mobile as a tablet, so it is the same. On the other hand a webapp is not an app, since it is not native.
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dgditfu
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Telexen1
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Absolutely not, but you might not get to work on the hip-javascript-for-everything team or the team that is so good they're given free reign to do as they please by management. Stable corporate jobs will become your friend, and as long as you produce *results*, you'll have a job. It comes down purely to where you wan...
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steelcitykid
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I generally mean the same, but I wouldn't be confused or annoyed at any use when I know what it refers to in any case.
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lrem
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"Oh, you seem to know the answer to this one already. Let's try something else."
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Keilly
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I don't understand the reasoning of working at seven jobs in fifteen years. How can anything really meaningful or satisfying get done with such a short time on each project?
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I thought Dippin Dots was the future.
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It absolutely does for early interviews. If I'm doing a phone screen and a candidate doesn't ask any questions that's a major red flag. My team particularly looks for people who are interested in the work. If you ask no questions it means you either don't care about what you'll be doing and who you'll be working with o...
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kazagistar
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It's only relevant if you are trying to make a heterogenus list, which is certainly the unusual case, especially with the prevalence of enums (first class tagged unions) covering most of the use cases.
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AltCommentAccount
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You would think people don't care, but there are cases where this is a red flag to the team. I've had cases where I ask multiple people questions during the process and then have much less to ask the next interviewers. The kind of responses I got from that is lacking "passion".
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IamTheEddy
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Author here. Thanks for the compliment :). Ideally, one step further would have been to choose a text editor made specifically for the Mac, such as BBedit or TextMate. However, they don't have as much plugin support as Sublime Text and I had to make a compromise.
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max630
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> never a GUI Vim... limited to 256 colors hmm. Probably should have tried the Gui version then. I really don't see a point in having to pass verything through terminal emulator. Much less issues with colors, events, copypasting etc.
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Drisku11
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You're acting like it's much more complicated than it is. At my last job, we had a bunch of inline assembly. We were moving to a newer processor arch (embedded system, so we controlled what processor we ran on), and our compiler didn't support one of the new instructions that we wanted to use, so one of us wrote the as...
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Xevantus
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From the interviewers side (since most of us will be there at some point, even if only as SMEs), I had a designer sit in on an interview once that gave me the one question I always ask candidates we're serious about. > Would you rather fight a horse sized duck or 100 duck sized horses. Memeage aside, if a person h...
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Anon_8675309
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Yeah, I die every time I read about the "real time" web, too. "real-time" already has a meaning.
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IamTheEddy
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Author here. I have tried a GUI version, which is why I always avoided it. Terminal Vim fit my workflow much better because I do all my work inside the terminal. If I have to use a GUI version of Vim, I might as well look for the best GUI editor available.
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ElvishJerricco
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I must be the only person on /r/programming who actually likes Atom. I use Emacs primarily, but six months ago I mostly used Atom, and I still use it whenever I'm on my macOS machine. In the past year or two, I've never had a performance problem with it, it's highly configurable, and it has a ton of plugins. I don't gi...
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cruxae
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Is this why every dev I know uses a MacBook and not a ThinkPad with some Linux flavour?
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derekmckinnon
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A lot of the noise can be attributed to Java just being Java, but I'm not sure I see the issue with the ok() function. ServerResponse class must follow the builder pattern, ok() is to start building a 200 response. As for the Mono class, I don't know what that is, but it seems to me that you could probably do without...
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geodel
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Well SublimeText shows a meticulousness towards software craft as would other editors specially the ones which are written for specific OS. So still a great choice.
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ianff
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That works in your Java/C# and Python/C# examples because those languages are so similar. Doing that won't help you learn a language that is very different such as a functional one.
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gilbetron
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And has been rewritten many times...
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CobraCabana
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I've worked at 6 jobs in about 12 years. Several reasons. * Twice it just wasn't a good fit between me and the corporate culture. * A couple of times, I just moved to a different city * The job was a dead end * My experience moved me up in market value, but the company wouldn't compensate me properly. This is a commo...
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geodel
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> I must be the only person on /r/programming who actually likes Atom LOL. No, you are ruling majority on people like us who like Sublimetext :)
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>My experience (and that of many others), by and large, is that if the types don't align, there is an issue with the code, not that they obscure what's going on. The problem is with how you have to write the code. When you use types you effectively have to provide proofs of correctness for the compiler to verify. P...
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IamTheEddy
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In my case, I switched away from Linux because macOS is much better in: * Multiple Monitor Support * Better HiDPI support * More software (quality _and_ quantity) is built for it, sometimes Linux is lucky to receive even a tarball * Upgrading is not the equivalent to playing Russian Roulette * Amazing integration with...
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That's a good filter. I know if someone asked me something like that in an interview I'd mentally cross them off the list of companies I want to work for. I get the whole "finding a balance between professionalism and fun" thing, but to me that sort of question devalues the amount of time, preparation and attention c...
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geodel
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Well I have seen mixed record. Or maybe you are sarcastic here.
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C is only acceptable for a new codebase if you need the code to run on your toaster which doesn't have a compiler available for any other language. And your toaster isn't connected to the internet.
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archiminos
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It's the only real way to get a decent pay rise. In the games industry projects generally take a couple of years. After a game is shipped you often see half the team move onto something new. Personally I couldn't stand to stay in the same job for more than 2 years.
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Also, requirements change. Code that was written to fit into 640kb of memory is often not the ideal solution to today's computers, where correctness and readability are more important.
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ma_cho_man
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That is no criteria for judging someone. We hired a similar guy and is the best dev we ever had. Most of the time it boils down to some wrong decisions being made, being too ambitious, company politics etc.
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Bummykins
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> comments can go stale as code is maintained I see this all the time. I read a comment that I've been ignoring for awhile to see that its completely irrelevant, or even that it was part of a block of code copied from somewhere else and never changed. They have a place, but I've been trying to name things better t...
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KaseyKasem
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Well, it was rewritten in C, and since then it's been an iterative process.
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tkannelid
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Integration tests are a lot better at that. In this case, the task was to generate GTK docs. It should be straightforward to check the output's correctness.
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yogthos
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I think things can be made better by focusing on making the web stack perform better. [One idea](https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death-of-javascript) is to run the VM in Ring 0. Since the VM is managed code, it makes sense to run it in the kernel space. Doing that pretty much negates the performa...
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bwainfweeze
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Other reasons: * layoffs/shutdown * contract work is often 12-18 months.
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The only way to maintain 100% compatibility would be to implement an interpreter in the new language. Translating dynamic languages is actually harder due to the prevalance of reflection.
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CODESIGN2
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I'm not going to continue a discussion which requires faith. Present evidence or stop wasting time.
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geodel
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Another day, another innovation aka text editor/notepad in Electron.
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combinatorylogic
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Language matters. Hipstors are scum - if this "app" bullshit is relatively harmless, the other examples of their "creativity" are much more sinister. Thanks to the hipstor scum, now AI = ANN, exclusively. ML is somehow a "machine learning" now by default. API is an RPC. And, the worst of all, developer = web developer,...
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