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almost_useless
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t2_pg81b
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> Unlimited paid vacation
You have been sold some bullshit my friend.
Unlimited never means *unlimited*. It just means your manager knows exactly how much vacation you can take without repercussions, but you have no idea.
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Eirenarch
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t2_46hjd
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We do believe you Rob.
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chickensaresexy
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t2_w6r61
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BROSKI I PLAN ON GOING TO SWITZERLAND THAT IS GREAT NEWSSSSS
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myblackesteyes
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t2_hk8udoj
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But then there's always a question whether Rust fad would come.
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gered
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> Is this a description of the architecture of the game ands engine (and therefore how to write one), or is a history book?
It's both.
> Is the technical content relevant for today's platforms?
_Probably_ not.
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t5_2fwo
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Mastro-
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t2_9q54o0z
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Isn’t he dead now?
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False
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ece2jaz
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t3_a8vd2a
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while_e
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t2_z2310
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I am senior level, full stack, and make barely 50k upstate NY... Not everyone makes what they deserve.. Doesnt matter location
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wikwikwik
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t2_2rjyrp4o
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Ok, but don't get syntax coloring confused with syntax highlighting. You could for example draw a box around identifiers.
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False
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ece2o1s
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t3_a8rptf
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WaywardTraveller
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t2_590j6
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While this is true, I'm not a fan of using this as an argument vs renting. It's a good argument for why purchasing a house is not a good investment vehicle.
But even if you buy a house, then sell it at a loss 10 years later, you've still spent a LOT less than you would have on rent over that time period...ALL of which was sunk cost.
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ebghs30
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t3_a4n8jv
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Eirenarch
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t2_46hjd
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> It is like someone looked at C style errors and went "yep, this is the height of engineering right here"
I think this is literally what happened.
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ece2qu0
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t3_a8rptf
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ashishduhh1
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t2_12m8lv
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Yeah my company has a policy to immediately throw Indian resumés in the trash. Not worth the recruiting effort. You could hire an American intern for less money and train them up to eventually become full-time and actually have someone who's worthwhile.
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t5_2fwo
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SandalsMan
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t2_evfnl
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Agreed, Go sucks ass.
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ece31fx
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t5_2fwo
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Eirenarch
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t2_46hjd
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Pretty much the same for me but the question still stands in a different way. Why don't companies open offices open offices in smaller cities to attract people like you for 30% higher salary instead of double.
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ebght3k
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FeepingCreature
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t2_201xo
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D is also what happens when a systems programmer designs a language. Don't blame systems programming for this.
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False
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ece33n9
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t3_a8rptf
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tick1e
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t2_63fz2
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i hate remote work, lol. i get distracted and i enjoy not hearing the noises of suburbia.
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ebghu04
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t3_a4n8jv
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t5_2fwo
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loudestquietguy
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t2_qz8z9
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Yes, now he is talking to god without the need of an OS.
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False
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ece36sm
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t3_a8vd2a
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BeowulfShaeffer
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t2_38oj4
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How does this compare to [Michael Abrash’s book](https://www.amazon.com/Michael-Abrashs-Graphics-Programming-Special/dp/1576101746)?
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t3_a4m0rb
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t5_2fwo
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Eirenarch
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t2_46hjd
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If Go wasn't a Google project nobody would have heard of it and those who had would be making fun of it.
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1545578607
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False
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ece3ar2
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OffbeatDrizzle
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t2_h9ldi
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This is true if you want the most basic "it works" demo that falls over the second someone looks at it funny. Making software that does something is the easy part - anyone can do that. Making resilient software that scales and stands the test of time is lot, LOT more challenging.
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ebghv3y
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t3_a4n8jv
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t5_2fwo
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FeepingCreature
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t2_201xo
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D cross-compiles just the same as C and C++. Though you may need to use an alternate compiler such as ldc or gdc for targets like ARM.
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ece3eud
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t3_a8rptf
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t5_2fwo
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8483
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t2_m68sl
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This doesn't make sense. There are a ton of people that speak perfect English in Eastern Europe and are kick ass developers.
It's impossible to not find people in 4 big ass countries. The only reason I can think of is that the offered salaries are low.
Hell, I can find you 30 devs instantly.
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ebghvij
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saltybandana
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t2_2hallns5
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Anyone looking at that code knows and understand everything that's going on, which enables stability and debugging. It may be ugly and cumberson, but I think most people would agree that stability and being able to understand all control flows by looking at the code is valuable.
Even in most other languages exceptions tend to be a glorified exit(1) with more context added.
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ece3f48
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t5_2fwo
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sorlafloat
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t2_2q1c255k
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Thank you. That's helpful;
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t5_2fwo
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Eirenarch
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t2_46hjd
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Yes. It is exactly why.
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ece3hg5
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t3_a8rptf
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t5_2fwo
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tick1e
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t2_63fz2
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it's not a very nice place outside of being a tourist.
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BrinnerTechie
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t2_1wcn4ocu
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I like when he starts playing World of Warcraft at 3m40s
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False
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ece3hne
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t3_a8vd2a
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TastyInc
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t2_nc6y9
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Congratulations! You are in for a wild ride 😏
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ebghygc
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t3_a4n8jv
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mdatwood
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t2_h5qqe
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Your graph looks great until you add almost *any other language*. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&geo=US&q=Golang,java,javascript,python,php
Go isn't dominant in any sense of the word. It also has a long way to go if you think it's going to become dominant. The last 12 months, it has also been flat.
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roodammy44
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t2_366wv
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Bristol is active too
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ebgi00l
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t3_a4n8jv
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t5_2fwo
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saltybandana
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t2_2hallns5
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> Interfaces do not imply inheritance.
You're technically right, a web API is an interface and it doesn't imply inheritance.
But that's also a bad faith response as /u/fungussa was clearly talking about interfaces at the language level.
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ece3t0b
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Izacus
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t2_36zg1
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The same blog you read here has multiple articles about game engines. Both books are expanded and more detailed versions of those. Check out the blog and you'll see if it's for you.
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v3rminator
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t2_2lcli42h
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Hahaha, fuck off you little faggot. I was here when this was still "programming.reddit.com", yeah I create a new account now and then because of the bullshit modding on this site and I couldn't care less about karma or "seniority".
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ece3x3k
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ObscureCulturalMeme
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t2_gs28j
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10 fixed days off sounds like Federal government employee or contractor.
At the national government level, the US has 10 holidays. Other nations would call them "bank holidays" or something similar. Those 10 days are when *most* federal government employees get a paid day off, and contractors often do their official holidays on the same days for convenience.
Personal holidays ("vacation"), sick leave, etc, are tracked separately for those employees.
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shawnwork
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t2_728q2
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Now now, let’s start with the basics pls...
Doom
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ashishduhh1
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t2_12m8lv
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People have been saying this for literally decades. People said it decades ago for physicians as well.
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saltybandana
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t2_2hallns5
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I find Rust's community off-putting because of how nice they pretend to be. It reminds me of this one secretary I had an experience with once, I came in right at the end of the day and she basically told me they were closed, but the way in which she did it blatantly said fuck you but in a very polite manner.
I never went back to complete my business with that company.
there's a fakeness to politeness that I don't like.
I have no experience with Go's community, but I personally prefer honesty and you can't have that with so much politeness. The world just doesn't work like that.
edit: and for the record, it's also why I dislike the HackerNews forums. Everyone there is always trying to so hard to be lofty and wise and at the same time polite and I've found it to be mostly not genuine.
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roodammy44
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House prices have gone up 60% in the last 5 years in Manchester. This seems to be happening everywhere. Fuck banks.
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Jman012
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It’s because there is no inheritance at all in Go. Rather, it uses composition (elements of a super/base struct are just the first field) and duck typing for interfaces.
Instead of declaring that your struct implements an interface, and then filling out the implementation, you fill out the implementation in order to follow the interface.
This is nice because you can create your own interface that might use functions from some vendor library, and those vendor structs will automatically implement that interface.
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papasmurf255
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800k is on the high end but not impossible. It wouldn't be consistent/reliable though. There are companies handing out 1-2mil stock packages and others pre-ipo companies with crazy option offers.
On top of ESPP & salary, yeah you can get up there.
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St_Meow
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t2_lzqw6
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And a large portion of reddit.
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8483
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This is so fucking true. The average annual salary is like $7,000. Devs average $20,000.
Earning $200,000 for remote work is fucking ungodly. Not even the corrupt politicians are able to steal that much.
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yawaramin
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t2_77bue
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What bug?
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ProfOak_
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You are totally right. I haven't been able to get the colors correct. I've tried a few different approaches, as evident by the code and comments, but nothing really came out looking perfect. There were always some sort of problem with some pictures being too bright or too dark.
I decided to push the project to github because I thought it was close enough to be useful and fun, with the expectation that I would work on it further in the future. I hope to resolve this soon because some of the pictures looked a lot better with all four colors!
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uefigod
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calling someone a faggot is not nice 🙄🙄
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CuttingEdgeRetro
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Yeah, something's clearly wrong. But we have no visibility. Interestingly, this is fine with us. Because it helps us make the case to hire Americans.
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drb226
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Quote from Wikipedia about Guido (creator of Python)
"From 2005 to December 2012, he worked at Google, where he spent half of his time developing the Python language."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guido_van_Rossum
It's more than just "a lot of pythonistas at Google", the company supported and invested hugely in Python. Go wasn't just "marketed" to Python programmers, it was designed for Google's needs to address their issues with Python.
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tick1e
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you euros get paid bad compared to Australia and we have similar employee rights to you guys.
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gcross
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> Anyone looking at that code knows and understand everything that's going on
More code = greater chance that one will make a mistake reading or writing it, especially when so much is repeated.
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CuttingEdgeRetro
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I usually give them the benefit of the doubt. I can question them for about 5 minutes and know whether they're lying.
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panopticchaos
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But they don't "instantly understand everything that's going on"
I'm seriously sick of fixing bugs that ensue from:
* details getting missed in the giant masses of if err !=nil
* people missing if err != nil checks
* people doing if err != nil checks when they meant *some other check* because they're so used to writing the same boiler plate again and again
It's ugly, cumbersome, and **error prone**
And most of this would be easily solvable (at least with better conventions) if we had generics and sum types.
But we can't be trusted because we aren't Rob Pike :eyeroll:
Edit: for formatting
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tick1e
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if i ever get sick in America i would fly back to Australia to get treated.
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saltybandana
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it's people who prefer magic to explicitness.
and I'm not bashing on other methods such as exceptions, but that's what it is.
There's a class of developer that thinks simplicity means readable code. Which, taken to the extreme, results in the 'DoIt' function in main that somehow magically means your AAA game has simple code. I've met these people in the wild and don't really understand them. It's why I like to recommend Rich Hickey's talk "Simple made easy" so much as he explicitly talks about the difference between actual simplicity and familiarity.
On the flip side, there's the person who considers the explicit error checks to be simple because you have complete control over everything and there is no magic. Now, I lean towards this side because I think explicit control is how you stabilize software rather than magic. But there are absolutely downsides to that approach in terms of being able to communicate back up the call stack. And the code does legitimately get ugly in terms of most of your code being error logic. But I would argue most of your code **SHOULD** be error logic, preventing errors, and/or consistency checks to try and detect errors.
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goodDayM
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>> That makes it easy to contribute to a tax-advantaged retirement account
>
> Unless you're getting a 401(k) through work
A 401k is a tax-advantaged retirement account. Plus employers (tech companies at least) usually contribute some matching amount, so that's as close to free money as anyone can get.
As for personal retirement accounts like IRAs, there are income limits. So if you earn too much then you can't contribute to those at all anyway - which yeah, is a problem for software & hardware engineers.
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SeriousJope
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As I see Go IS a faster horse...
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MrDOS
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Fabien Sanglard has been [writing](http://fabiensanglard.net/) on the internals of open-source game engines (primarily those released by id Software) for many years now, primarily focusing on the technical aspects. The Wolfenstein book went into lots more of the historical context surrounding those technical details. I expect the Doom book will be much the same, pulling from his [existing Doom engine code review](http://fabiensanglard.net/doomIphone/doomClassicRenderer.php) and adding lots of interesting historical insights.
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intika
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The thing is the telemetry behind it..., it's just one different way of doing the same thing for the same result
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/r/programming/comments/a8rk6u/librefox_mainstream_firefox_with_a_better_privacy/ece53cq/
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stack-compression
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> Australia
Huh?
Australia has a much, much higher cost of living than the US.
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c-smile
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Sciter's author here...
I am thinking of making Sciter as UI module for NodeJs.
1. Strip down version of Sciter - only HTML/CSS/Graphics modules. It will use JavaScript of NodeJs (either V8 or Chackra).
2. That version will be Open Source in the same way as NodeJs itself.
The goals are:
1. To provide more optimal alternative to Electron - faster and far less resource consuming.
2. Modular and reusable implementation. Example: Sciter contains my own Graphics C++ library that wraps various backends: Direct2D/Write, CoreGraphics, Skia, Cairo, GDI+. Such Graphics module library alone can be useful in other projects. Think of [std::graphics2d](https://isocpp.org/files/papers/N3888.pdf). Same is for HTML/CSS modules.
3. In principle such SciterLight implementation will be possible to use not just with NodeJs/JavaScript but with other scripting environments: Lua, Python, etc. as universal HTML/CSS UI layer for them.
Not sure if all that is interesting for someone. If it is - please let me know.
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hastility
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Also, talented tech workers have the ability to do a lot of other jobs and learn new skills. If salary was lower, you'd have US workers jumping ship to do "fun jobs". Heck, that already happens to a lot of us after grinding away several years. (In college, a good portion of the instructors were former software devs that took a pay cut for better working conditions.)
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Pazer2
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clang-format if you really need a tool to do it for you
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8483
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Eastern Europe has a booming outsourcing business. If you are interested I can help you set up an office and get things running in no time.
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jking13
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I don't think it's so much being opinionated as much as Pike and his crew seem to like to pass off their opinions as objective truth and dismiss anyone outright who might disagree -- basically hubris and arrogance.
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didibus
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There are the obvious best tools, and then personal preference and familiarity comes in.
The obvious best tools are based on your constraints. Meaning it's generally not a best tool, but that some tools won't work at all or as well.
Or really I should say, there are personal preferences and familiarity, but sometimes some constraint means you'll need to use something else.
- Bare Metal access to hardware?
C, C++, Rust, etc.
- Requires certification?
Ada, Hal/S, Java real time, etc.
- Need it really quickly?
Python, Ruby, Lisp, etc.
- Need high scale?
Java, C#, Go, Erlang, etc.
- Need to leverage some existing technologies?
Like ML - Python, Matlab, R, etc.
Like Unity game engine - C#, JS
Like a browser - HTML, CSS, JS, CLJS, etc.
Like iOS - Swift, Objective C, etc.
Past that, it's just personal preference and existing familiarity.
Some of these are a little fuzzy as well, because there are languages that could work for the constraint, just not as well, but maybe your personal preference and existing familiarity makes up for it.
For example, maybe you pick Java when you need something small really quickly, because you like it and know it very well. If you knew Python, it most likely would be a little quicker, but since you don't, Java is a good choice for you.
Or say you prefer Clojure to Lisp, and even though the JVM makes it a little more roundabout to run a quick script, you might still choose it because it will also work, and you enjoy it more.
Finally, when it's due to an existing technology, you might also choose your prefered or familiar language and be willing to build in it the missing technology. So that's another case where things get fuzzy.
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MertsA
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No that would absolutely kill the output of the panel. With a bunch of solar cells hooked up in series if you cover up one cell out of e.g. 20 cells you don't get 95% output you get practically 0% output. Any decent camouflage will prevent the panel from producing power.
https://www.solarchoice.net.au/blog/partial-shading-is-bad-for-solar-panels-power-systems/
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oneonetwooneonetwo
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And they make the world go round.
I always think it's like a welder thinking they're too good for pipes.
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enzain
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You misspelled slower
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ObscureCulturalMeme
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Different US-based programmer here.
We have short-term and long-term disability as part of the normal employee benefits package. Depending on how long you're out, etc, you still draw 70 to 100 percent of your salary.
Or if you want (and your position allows it), you can just make up missed time later, subject to common sense.
I work for a not-for-profit, so the benefits are aimed more towards "attract and retain good people" instead of "sacrifice people on the altar of stockholder payouts".
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_101010
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Superficial understanding?
The language has almost no surface area. Coming from a world of Java, Haskell and Rust, for me learning Go was that's it? There is literally nothing in the language except channels and coroutines and you can learn that in a day. Anybody who has done C/C++ knows their pointer gymnastics, at least I do.
I know exactly why Go is popular, because it gets shit done, you don't really need smart expensive devs to write Go. It's all about the money. Go really helps you do fast and dirty and it's really easy to deliver shit systems. The performance is the only saving grace.
I don't care about the management reasons. At the time when we can have dependent types and proof driven development, expecting me to believe that Go is the future is fucking insane.
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Well some companies just don't take risks and innovate, they'll milk their successful products for as long as they can and never really approve any major R&D, and in that environment the technical people really don't have any meaningful way to influence the success of the company, they can't bring anything new to the table, but the sales and marketing people still can, so naturally they become more important, because they're still empowered. So if you're a technical person you have to avoid these places because it's exactly where you're just not that important, and it'll show in your salary.
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You've convinced me to avoid Crystal. It's been in the back of my mind to play around with it, and I've done some reading up on the documentation to familiarize myself with it.
But compilation times are absolutely a deal-breaker for me. I love C++ but there are libraries I won't use because of its effect on compilation times. I don't like header-only libraries, and I'm not a fan of over-templatizing everything. I'll even go so far as to explicitly instantiate templates in a cpp file to keep compilation times down.
But atleast there ARE solutions in C++.
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Can't you just train up the mainframe kids?
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Can Go do dependent types or linear types?
Can Go do proof driven development?
No? Go is not the future. Please go back to writing ugly code.
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>JIRA is not the problem, it's just a tool that you're using badly. Your organization is the problem.
That doesn't mean that Atlassian shouldn't be put on trial at the Hague.
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elfinitiy
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> Sciter contains my own Graphics C++ library that wraps various
Interesting to know: how experienced are you in this field ?
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With an attitude like that I'd imagine that you would have to make more than one account to subvert the bans you'd receive on most subs. Chill out sparky and you wouldn't have to make so many alt accounts.
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47k in the UK as a software engineer. I live in the countryside where living costs are reasonable. Most expensive non rent cost is travel and car maintenance
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Really captivating video. I almost watched the entire video besides some skipped parts in the middle.
​
Terry seemed like a brilliant mind in terms of technology but his degrading mental state made it worse and worse. I wonder what happend at doctors etc. because he seemed like someone who needed help but didn't get the right help or was allowed to deny it. There were parts in the video where it was said that he denied the help because of his Ego, but why is he allowed to do so? He was clearly mentally ill and needed the help. I think his parents were more interested in him doing whatever he wants instead of getting him the help he needed, atleast that's what this story sounds like to me.
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What exactly do you think a high status, rewarding job is if not software engineering? You know why physicians, attorneys, finance guys make so much money and are considered high status positions? Because they own their own practices. And there's room for all those practices in the market because there's huge demand. Not because they unionize lol. Unionization is for the lowest common denominator of society that's easily replaceable, it doesn't do anything for in-demand skilled people.
If you actually consider yourself replaceable by random 22 year olds, then you obviously are a terrible engineer. If you're going to live your life working for other people and not show them why you're valuable and irreplaceable, you can't really complain about them not valuing you. But if you choose not to live a life of servitude, nothing is stopping you from starting your own software company and changing everything you complained about, this industry doesn't even require a lot of capital to start.
As far as the OP goes, yes the real number is that engineers here make over 2x compared to other developed countries (which is a LOT) because we have a free market of labor. Other countries artificially limit how much their engineers can make with all the terrible regulations. That's why other countries have no innovation compared to us either, there is no incentive for businesses to do anything new. And CoL isn't that different. CoL in major cities in UK, France, Italy is the same as major cities in America, with a few exclusions (NYC, Bay Area).
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"...couldn't care less about...seniority."
"I've been here since 2006"
"I was here when this was still "programming.reddit.com""
Lolol fucking flat earthin' diptard. Go suck your own dick somewhere else.
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Everyone gets paid more in USA. Plumber, electrician, barber, mechanical engineer, doctor, lawyer. The economy is strong and there are lots of big corporations with market domination. So they are paid well. Its not just programmer. A country where a programmer is paid less, is likely to have doctor and lawyer also paid less. Also, where everyone gets paid fairly (and not same), people are more likely to choose profession based on interest and not money.
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I do not like this language, "Go",
I do not like it, you should know.
I do not like its docs or site,
I do not like how its team writes.
I do not like this language, "Go",
I do not like it, you should know.
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No thanks. I want them to hire Americans.
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Plenty of interface{} casting needed even in standard library though.
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\+1 Early 90's and early 2000's jobs started with five days of vacation the first year. That was just enough time to see family a couple times a year with long weekends. Brutal.
​
Things are so much better now. We just received paternity leave too. Unfortunately, not soon enough for me to use, but good for the new dads.
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When the radio station stops the music and starts advertising I just turn the radio off. Would be nice if this annoyance blocker software got integrated into the players themselves so I wouldn't even have to think about it.
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We had 2 guys sharing a flat near the office, their rent for 2 rooms is more than double my monthly mortgage.... it flipping bonkers.... but if you fancy a journey to knutsford everyday barclays are printing money....
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> it turns out they wanted programmers to be able to have interfaces which can include structs they have no access to change. This has literally never been a problem I've faced.
This is actually something that's really useful, and in Scala there are libraries that can generically and recursively derive serdes code (e.g. json) using this (without resorting to runtime reflection). But separating a type's definition from the way it implements an interface doesn't mean you have to make it so types automatically implement compatible-looking interfaces. Scala and Haskell both use type classes, which provide an explicit way to specify how a given type implements an interface.
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The conditions for US developers varies wildly. The conditions that you describe may work for contractors but not for good developers, too much demand. If you treat good developers in a low supply and high demand environment poorly they just leave.
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There is absolutely nothing magic about exceptions, they simply eliminate the boilerplate of manually propagating errors.
The other major benefit that you didn't bring up is that exceptions separate handling for the expected and unexpected path, allowing the programmer to more easily follow what the program/function is trying to do. This can have a pretty significant benefit in readability.
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Yep...I was trying to show that pay scales are bonkers
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Could you elaborate more on criteria of "experienced"? Years, projects accomplished or what?
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In Paris with 40k€/year you're a lot less comfortable, but I don't think it's as expensive as the bay area. (Paris also pay 40% more on average so chance are you'd end up with 56k€/year).
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Doom has a minimum requirement of 66 MHz, the Apollo guidance computer ran just a little over 2 MHz with an extremely inferior processor. The memory requirements are 8MB RAM while Apollo had around 2KB (although it was more primitive, calculated in words rather than bytes). Doom requires around 140MB of storage but Apollo had a little over 37 KB. This is all not to mention the OS requirement, you would never be able to install Windows 95 as the minimum requirements are still astronomically (pun not intended) ahead of what it was capable of.
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Cengr
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In-laws don’t give you that option.
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Seniority of my account you little shit, the thing he was referring to. Never said anything about flat earth either you dickless shit stain.
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>outside of the U.S., companies just perceive software developers as just another requirement for daily business operation, just like any other job
Economical factors explain differences in salaries for comparable jobs between geographic regions. The video seems to be fueled by the open borders agenda, tbh.
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You’ll need a graduate degree in a math related field, whether it’s Comp Sci, Statistics, Math, Econometrics, etc.
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Chii
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The only reason to rent is if you are unsure of your employment location in 5 yrs' time, and don't want to commit to living in a particular location long term.
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osmarks
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There is a difference between "can kind of see what's going on at a low level with no abstraction" and "actually knows what the code is trying to do".
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Subsets and Splits
Filtered Reddit Uplifting News
The query retrieves specific news articles by their link IDs, providing a basic overview of those particular entries without deeper analysis or insights.
Recent Programming Comments
Returns a limited set of programming records from 2020 to 2023, providing basic filtering with minimal analytical value.