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rerecurse
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Dogg a programmer should be able to get a job with severance. Good luck on those interviews.
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hubicka
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It help to attach such testcases to GCC bugzilla. Part of difference is the use of garbage collector in GCC which is sensitive t memory available on your system and will not garbage collect unless footprints gets to be significant portion of your memory. We are slowly leaning towards eliminating the garbage collector, but it is not easy task since it is tied into how precompiled headers works because in 90s it looked like good idea to implement them this way.
Other issue is that some datastructures are just large for no good reason, having testcases will help us to get them smaller :)
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> I'm not sure you have much of a class left if you can't inherit. It's essentially a struct at that point.
Sure you do. Inheritance is used to *extend* behavior, but that isn't even the most important part of OOP. There are other ways to extend behavior through composition (for example, the Strategy Pattern). The most important part of OOP is encapsulation of process state, exposing behavior through methods, and maintaining continuity of process state. What Grady Booch identified as behavior, identity and state.
Structs can totally be used to implement OOP. However, the way structs work, they don't typically implement identity, since struct instances are typically copied in parameter passing (unless you always use pointers). That's why in C#, structs are considered value types, not object types.
> These days, yes, but that's not really true for classical OOP.
What exactly is "classical OOP"? OOP is really *style* of programming. But there are so many instances of it, from Simula, Smalltalk, Self, CLOS and all their modern descendants, that saying that there is such a thing as a single "Classical OOP" doesn't really make sense.
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foxh8er
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t2_60e80
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(That's not PHP)
(And most people at Facebook don't even use Hack anymore)
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ebxwdgg
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t3_a6nfgh
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loup-vaillant
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t2_3vfy2
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> Actually, this is my point exactly: how can you have issues with the Lisp syntax, when Lisp can have any syntax imaginable.
Well… then it would be the lack of default. Which is fine if you want to stay fully general purpose (and have your users implement any DSL they would need). If however you have an application domain to begin with, a syntax tailored to that domain out of the box would be nice.
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t1_eazrjl4
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poloppoyop
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t2_9a5a3
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All input.
Inputs coming from other systems are often originated by a user. And getting a second hand injection scream of "still a junior in fact".
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grauenwolf
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t2_570j
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In the US? Not a chance. We get great salaries, and with effort good vacation time, but I've never even heard of one offering severance.
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eb09zid
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foxh8er
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t2_60e80
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High quality engineering, low quality product. No bias for action. Yet they get paid the big bucks and I'm here making shit for a new grad. Sad days.
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t3_a6nfgh
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-1
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t5_2fwo
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public
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grauenwolf
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t2_570j
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How many vacation days did you take per year?
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False
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t3_a2p0j9
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ivquatch
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t2_3a6gu
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[MRW](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlOx9738iyw&t=15s)
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/r/programming/comments/a6h2n9/why_python_is_the_most_popular_language_for/ebxwhqt/
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birdbrainswagtrain
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t2_car4b
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Actually reading articles?!?
/u/shevegen is a well known shit stirrer, there's no way they have time for that.
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False
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/r/programming/comments/a2oxml/how_i_wrote_a_modern_c_library_in_rust/eb0a17g/
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DerNalia
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t2_40cl6
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Also sounds exactly why you want comments/documentation in your code.
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t3_a6nfgh
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combinatorylogic
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> But that doesn't mean I have a first principles understanding of what a real x86/64 CPU actually does with the code I write.
The word you're looking for is "*detailed*". You don't have a detailed knowledge, but if needed, you can reconstruct it, since you know the first principles required to build anything of this scale (let's leave aside a topic of how long will it take).
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t3_a2hpd8
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/r/programming/comments/a2hpd8/is_lisp_a_good_language_to_start_learning_as_a/eb0a1wj/
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hubicka
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t2_ic9nq
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This is how I understood it, too. I am no frontend developer, so I know nothing about grammars ;)
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ebxwjxu
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t3_a6o8uz
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freebit
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t2_dhf7w
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You know you are using a framework when it calls your code. You know you are using a library when your code calls their code.
React is a framework when every class/file in the application is an instance of React.Component. A user trying to do API calls in componentDidMount is no different than PHP folks doing MySQL calls in their PHP templates. We learned one or two decades ago this was a bad idea.
Nowdays, routing is a react component, module loading is a React.Component, everything is a react component. Yeah, React (the ecosystem) is now a framework.
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t3_a2ml49
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/r/programming/comments/a2ml49/going_frameworkless_why_you_should_try_web_dev/eb0a1z9/
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foxh8er
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I think I had a pretty good idea before I graduated but what I didn't know before starting undergrad was:
1) The differences in talent aren't *massive*, but the perception of talent is.
2) If you're not at an elite company, you're basically nothing even if you can do X, Y, Z.
3) Knowing algorithms and not knowing algorithms well is the barrier from the lower class and the upper class today.
4) The field is becoming (or has become) increasingly bimodal, and if you're on the lower end good fucking luck.
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ebxwk42
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t3_a6nfgh
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t5_2fwo
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FOSSilized_Daemon
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t2_1s6hh8y7
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I'd love to see them open source everything AMD as well.
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eb0a2os
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t3_a2oxxm
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/r/programming/comments/a2oxxm/nvidia_physx_sdk_has_gone_open_source_3clause_bsd/eb0a2os/
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t5_2fwo
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lpmusix
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> What, you think all gamedevs and firmware developres are just stupid and haven't learned about unit-testing in 40+ years?
Who shit on your bed last night?
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t3_a6nfgh
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23
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SalvaXr
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t2_bf4wg
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Close to 40 for sure, I had 25 by law if I'm not mistaken
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t3_a2p0j9
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Muffinabus
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You're correct, the issue is slightly more complicated than what I let on, partly because I didn't want to go down that rabbit hole. h264 and h265/HEVC are standards, yes, but VP8 and 9 are open standards versus the proprietary and patented closed MPEG codecs that Apple has had an investment in for years.
They've their own reasons for not adopting VP8 and VP9, I just think it's an annoying situation for the consumer when we have multiple standards that the big dogs are refusing to cooperate with. Not a whole lot unlike this [xkcd comic](https://xkcd.com/927/).
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/r/programming/comments/a6r0ka/concord_how_i_built_a_screen_sharing_application/ebxwqsx/
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testuser123455432114
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t2_1zs92py5
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Ah gotcha. Thanks for pointing that out
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t3_a1lbh8
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/r/programming/comments/a1lbh8/announcing_typescript_32/eb0a3ye/
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shared_makes_it_real
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t2_wvcqaot
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That's not burning a bridge. Especially as a contractor. You offer a service and provide a level of quality you want to guarantee. If the client isn't interested in what you're selling they let you go or you get the sense that they aren't going to budge so just resign. Be honest but wrap it up with "but I respect the fact that this is your company."
Burning a bridge is suing after they let you go or blasting them on glass door in a way that can be traced back to you.
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t3_a6f5bk
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/r/programming/comments/a6f5bk/the_best_programming_advice_i_ever_got_2012/ebxwv4g/
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combinatorylogic
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t2_iab4d
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> If however you have an application domain to begin with, a syntax tailored to that domain out of the box would be nice.
That's what libraries are for, obviously. But this kind of stuff should not be a part of your *core* language.
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False
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eb0a6tz
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t3_a2hpd8
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/r/programming/comments/a2hpd8/is_lisp_a_good_language_to_start_learning_as_a/eb0a6tz/
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TheSeaISail
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>Also, she is not out to prove her skills to the world or to you. She made a list of personal gripes. That's it. She doesn't owe you proof that she is a capable engineer.
Fair, but then I don't owe her any sympathy for her supposed situation. Anyone can list their gripes. Why should I have any time for someone who claims to be a victim of sexism if they don't provide the first shred of evidence?
>Again with the assumptions about people's lives. You don't have to be in your 30s to have kids.
Just going by what I know, and that is almost 100% of the girls in my class in college not having children. Maybe it's different where you are but where I am, having children under 22 is very rare. Even more so among university goers.
>Being a young college student doesn't mean you have free time to work on side projects.
It's when you'll probably have more time than ever again.
>Maybe you had to work full time while in college to pay for it yourself.
And this doesn't apply to men?
>Maybe you had kids early in your career.
If by early you mean while you were in college then I'd call that an irresponsible decision. Either way you're talking about outliers which doesn't explain why women in general can't throw a side project together.
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drowsap
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t2_3crzr
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There's absolutely no content in this blog post.
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False
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eb0a94u
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t3_a2ml49
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rtheunissen
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I have never had an issue with ini files in all of my years working with PHP. Composer is by far the best package manage I've used, which to me makes up most of the ecosystem. When I have to use others like npm or pip, I struggle to understand how they can be as bad as they are.
I think it is unfair to use ini files synonymously with "ecosystem", because you should rarely interact with them. Composer and packagist is where it's at, and the are both on point.
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t3_a6nfgh
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grauenwolf
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t2_570j
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Can I assume that you worked in Europe?
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t3_a2p0j9
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GerrardsClaw
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That is were I am. I've been around long enough to see my code become obsolete and a pain to support. I'm now in the world of keeping it simple. Good, solid engineering that I know promotes low coupling and high cohesion.
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loup-vaillant
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t2_3vfy2
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Rarely used special forms shouldn't have special syntax, obviously. I'm thinking of stuff like function definition, variable definition, type specifications, basic arithmetic & logic (at least in the domains where they matter), instruction sequencing…
I expect stuff like `defunit` is used much less often, of course I wouln't dedicate a special syntax for it.
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Darkmatter2k
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Object oriented programming is an expensive mistake that has haunted the programming field for more than 30 years now. After more than 20+ years of "no you have to do OOP the right way", where "the right way" always includes some new fad, it seems that a new consensus is emerging that this design approach is mostly based on empty promises and has serious negative implications for any program of non-trivial size.
- Functional programming is seeing a surge amongst experience professionals who've dealt with the horrors of large OOP code bases.
- The emergence of IoT and the end of Moore's law has seen a new re-emphasis on performant systems, (where OOP has problems), and consequently the emergence of Data Oriented Design (seems very big in c and c++ circles).
If you're interested in a concise critique of OOP & OOAD I highly suggest watching:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QM1iUe6IofM
Speaking from experience, it might save you 7+ years of head-aces at work :)
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SalvaXr
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t2_bf4wg
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Yep! The Netherlands to be precise. Now I work for a US company and have 15 days PTO, not one day more.
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I've worked at my current company for 4 years that has unlimited vacation. Each year I take an average of 7 weeks of vacation. Sometimes I just say "oh hey I'll be gone for a week next week" or "I won't be coming in next month" and it's never been a problem. It's not always a bad thing for unlimited. Of course it's not truly unlimited, as you can't just not work, but no one tracks it, and it's nearly always approved.
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> Millions literally worship Hitler? Are you out of your fucking mind?
do you not know what neonazis are? or are you just that dumb? there's a good number of them about
> On the other hand in the spoiled west every other wokester below 30 thinks capitalism is the devil and preaches for communism. The acceptance of both ideologies is not even remotely in the same ballpark.
uh-huh. you sure whine about people liking communism and socialism a lot. why don't you try being a little less sensitive
> I would say there is a difference between "lesser because inherently below the white man, less evolved or something" and "lesser because poorer and less educated". Just because there are some long term consequences that created a causal chain doesn't mean the original "argument" is still relevant. No, the attitudes then and now are not exactly the same despite you bending over backwards to make it happen.
the first still exists today. educate yourself
> Asians were considered lesser too when they were the slave labor building railroads, and pretty hated after Pearl Harbor, and yet they are not lesser or hated anymore. Why are they different?
spoken like a true idiot. my chinese friend (literally chinese) has had to deal with racism from white people. just bringing up her last workplace is enough for her to have a breakdown cause they treated her so terribly
i'm sure an idiot like you would say i should bring up her former workplace regularly to desensitize her to that trauma though
> being male is a more significant factor in sentencing than being black. Race is like +10%/-10%, while being a man puts you at +60% right off the bat.
neither should be a factor in sentencing. dunno why you think saying "men are sentenced more harshly than women ;_;" would make that fine.
> On the most extreme use of force –officer-involved shootings – we find no racial differences in either the raw data or when contextual factors are taken into account.
cool cherry picked study. i'm sure an idiot who says "asian people aren't discriminated against" is qualified to determine the veracity of said study
> I'll take false dichotomy for 500, Alex.
you literally tried to pretend that "lesser because inherently below the white man, less evolved or something" is not a sentiment that exists today. congrats on proving me right without me having to do a bit of work
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You give an example that *departs* from s-expression to show that s-expression are not the problem? My point was that s-expressions are not enough. Clojure seems to agree with me.
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18 - that's why you write your code to fail tests first, and then make it succeed. It's the most efficient way to know your tests actually work *and* your code is doing what it should
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Just because you have the source code to something doesn't mean you are licensed to use it in a commercial product.
The whole point of the patent process is to provide public documentation if how an invention works so that once patent protection expires, anyone else is free to re-implement the technology.
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More damagingly, most people can't tell their *own* ignorance from informed disagreement.
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In the case where you just leave the job, no, but I've been in a big company layoff and a failed startup and both paid severance. This was in Massachusetts.
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If it makes you feel better, there's probably good code you've written that you never had to revisit.
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Not always true. Many big companies are known for annual layoffs or skimping on salaries.
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componentDidMount()
componentWillUnmount()
render()
All of these are react calling into your code. In other words, it is a framework. Albeit, a small one.
To add insult to injury, people are making apps where every module/class in the application is a react component (e.g. container, presnetational, etc). It's gotten out of hand.
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Most of these belong in the category: "Things nobody told me about living in the adult world"
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You can solve them any other year even. You can solve previous years' problems too.
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No sarcasm here - I'm just trying to help you and anyone else who runs into this problem...
If you're searching google for something PHP related in 2018 - go ahead and filter the google results by 'within the last year' or... 2 or... 3. PHP has been around for a long time with a lot of different versions and, as we're all aware, there's *a lot* of bad PHP, bad programming and bad advice out there. A much smaller proportion of that bad stuff has been produced in the last 5 years - if you're reading *any content by anyone* writing about PHP and they're not using PHP 7.\* that's a sign to run and find another source of information.
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I work 7-8 hours a day and have unlimited time off where I take an average of 7 weeks a year off that has never been denied. I took a 3 week vacation about 3 months after I started too. Then again, this is at a big tech company in Seattle, so it might be different elsewhere.
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Cryengine code, at least what I saw that was open to the public, was incredibly bad. Cryengine originally was known for the new technology it pioneered in rendering, but looking at its source code made me doubt the *performance* and *quality* of all AAA development code.
I also believe the payment model is more expensive compared to UE4 and Unity.
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I've left two jobs and been laid off from two jobs, got severance from both of the latter cases.
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I could tell this was a schizophrenic rant from michaelochurch after the first sentence. Jesus man, why do you shove your bitterness down people's throats at every opportunity?
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PhysX already has an option to run on the CPU. I recall turning it on in Arkham Asylum with my AMD GPU at the time and getting 5 frames per second.
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Yeah. I agree. I find that programming by its nature is in some sense ego driven. It's you creating and offering a thing to the team and receiving and choosing to work with others.
I don't think it can function if you don't view it as a meritocracy. Your reality and your expectations just won't match up if you play it by race or gender. So I can't imagine this being a thing.
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You are an extreme outlier. Most places that offer this in my area are smaller companies and startups where you’ll be expected to work until near death to advance so you’d better not be the guy taking lots of vacation if you want to have any chance of getting ahead within the company regardless of how productive you are
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Also, never trust user input. Just because your front-end is bulletproof doesn't mean that people didn't tamper with it. Also, your front-end isn't as bulletproof as you think it is. Also also, a malicious user has the same access to your API that your application does.
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The insight that lets us write more or less understandable mathematical expressions have them automatically translated into machine code was a breakthrough. It was fundamental. All of the programming languages we use today build on that insight. As described in the 1954 entry of the OP link the first implementation of that innovation was FORTRAN.
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As far as I know the GPU accelerated stuff is part of Apex or Nvidia Gameworks which probably isn't included in this.
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The same thing holds for good naming of methods, classes and variables but somehow everyone agrees we should still do our best to aptly name our identifiers even if others have not in the past. But when it comes to comments for some reason people expect them to always be 100% correct or they're useless. I don't see any difference
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>PhysX has existed for a long time and plenty of games have taken advantage of GPU acceleration to make it work.
Err, [it's actually a pretty short list of games](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_games_with_hardware-accelerated_PhysX_support), hopefully it can get much bigger if more people can more easily implement it now because of this.
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A library providing in essence an interface that you fulfil makes it a framework? That's a ridiculous argument. With similar logic you can say that libraries that take advantage of callbacks are frameworks, as they "call into your code".
Making every module / class in your application a React component is indeed a bad idea though - we can certainly agree on that one.
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ReallyAmused
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Hi, engineer here from Discord. We are aware of poor CPU on OS X while screen sharing - and it is an outstanding work item we want to fix. In our initial implementation, we tried to use [VideoToolbox](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/videotoolbox) in order to accelerate hardware encoding of the video streams - but it ended up not working well - which is that it'd randomly fall-back to the SW encoder of H264, which was worse in terms of performance than VP8's SW encoder in our tests. It's also worth noting our native app does not use the browser webRTC, but our own bindings and wrappers around the [C++ webrtc library](https://webrtc.googlesource.com/src) - which lack the HW acceleration bits which are in [chromium](https://github.com/chromium/chromium/tree/master/remoting/codec).
Anyways, this is definitely an issue we're aware of, despite the bug being marked as CNR - it is on our internal roadmap to properly bring HW encoding to Video Chat/Screen Share in early 2019.
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Code that's doing the actual job ie not boiler plate/gluing.
Also, you cannot expect people not to use the "jargon" simply because *you* don't know them.
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Well, I'm not very familiar with Flask, so that probably doesn't help the conversation. Looking over Flask's documentation just now, it doesn't really seem like it would be any easier to configure deployment environments, so I think I understand your frustration with me a bit better.
My opinion is that picking a web framework and/or server that saves you a couple minutes on coding instead of picking one that is easy to support and maintain is ridiculous. So if that's what /u/strongdoctor was intending to say, then I don't understand why they think that is a good trade off.
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Why would you ever want absolutely path for loading DLLs? That has so much potential to break, since end user's file layout is not up to you to decide. What happens when they run the french version of the OS, and `C:\Program Files` is called `C:\Programmes`, or if the user decides they don't want space to be taken on the `C:\` drive and install your program to `D:\Program Files`? Boom, your application is now broken.
We actually had to deal with the opposite problem on Linux: the freaking linker was hardcoding .so path to where our build system spit it out (`~/builds/repositoryname/build/linux64/lib.so`), and it would fail load when repackaged and installed by our installer to `/bin/programname/` (or wherever the user told us to install it). Horrible!
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Q: What is the sound of one hand clapping?
A: Not using node.js.
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CWSwapigans
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A statute in one state that hasn't gone into effect yet and has nothing to do with software development roles?
Do you have a relevant link to offer? I'm not aware of *any* affirmative action statutes in the US that would incentivize hiring a female software developer over a male one.
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Coverage isn't a metric, it's a canary. It can't tell you things are good. It *can* tell you there may be a problem. For example: if a code path that was exercised in Revision N suddenly isn't anymore in Revision N+1, that's often a sign of a misapplied or failed refactoring.
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CWSwapigans
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Can you give some examples?
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Java teams seems to often start with Spring, .Net teams with asp.net mvc and PHP teams with laravel or Drupal.
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Awesome! I figured y'all had to know about it, just didn't want to wait for the fix to come out.
Let me know if you need any help 😎
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Iteria
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It depends on the manager. I've been at the same place and seen a manager shift and the culture shifts with the manager. At my current place I went from "I don't care how long it takes do it" to "the same, but with reasonable deadlines so you don't work overtime so much" to "if I see a single sign you're working on your vacation I will reprimand you" and it was all just a boss change. We're all still recovering workaholics, but it's kind of hilarious to have a boss making the rounds at the end of the day like, "Go home."
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On embedded we don’t even have frameworks.
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How easy would it be to allow control sharing? I have been through the same journey as you but would also love to have my friend be able to take control of the mouse and keyboard to type directly into the browser.
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I detailed this in the comment you're replying to. But to pick out the relevant parts:
> From quickly looking through the Vue.js docs, it looks like Vue.js, similarly to Angular, also has some official libraries for things like routing - routing being one thing which I'd argue is the foundation for creating an application with a library like this, it also has an official "flux-like" state management solution. These are some pretty solid sounding foundations for a frontend framework really.
> With React; DI, routing, form handling, state management, and a HTTP client are all optional third-party extras. The only item from that above list that isn't third-party is the also optional create-react-app.
That is to say, Vue.js provides you with the tools to build an application with multiple pages, and state. React does not offer even that, it doesn't force you to use a set folder structure, it barely enforces terminology, other than the API that it exposes to interact with React (i.e. lifecycle methods).
To be honest, I don't think Vue offers much to make it a framework, but at least it is trying to do that. React's docs make it pretty clear what React itself is used for. Just most people seem to use React to create applications.
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flukus
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I wish I knew about 2 just to paste stuff (tmux).
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Of course, the Netflix one is doubly bad; GET requests should be _idempotent_. They should never be used to make changes to the server-side state. Doing so is actually a violation of the [HTTP standard](https://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec9.html)!
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My understanding is that it's the logic of your code that is specific to your business. A function like `awardUserLoyaltyPoints` would probably be business logic because the rules of who gets how many points are specific to your business. A function like `updateUser` might not be if it's just doing a database update, since that's not logic specific to your business.
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Quit my job and had 150 hours of PTO to cash in. That was quite a nice bonus.
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Business logic is application code. Say you press a button and a counter goes up in a database table. Writing to a generic table is a lower-level concern and is generally considered "infrastructure". Using some infrastructure code as a black-box to write to a specific table and modify a specific row in the table is the business logic.
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restlesssoul
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That would indeed become more general. It'd need to be of type Num (numbers) or its subclass `sortAndAdd10 :: Num a => [a] -> [a]` Then you wouldn't be able to infer that much about the function's internal logic. You would know though that it cannot do input/output or things like random numbers.
EDIT: some other languages like Purescript have more fine-grained typeclass structure regarding numerical operations. So you could declare a function to be of type `someFunc :: (Ord a, Semiring a) => [a] -> [a]` which would restrict the operations to ordering, addition and multiplication.
EDIT2: okay, I botched the Purescript syntax but the point ought to stand :)
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reprehenderitinvol
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Senior developers write code? 🤔
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> “Our project planning is a mess. We need you, a lead developer/project manager who can make things ship on time. We know you’ll have to say ‘no’ sometimes, and we’re willing to live with that.”
I tell this to people quite frequently, not in job ads, but during interviews or informationals. I’ve been told that as well. It’s extremely counterproductive to try and hire people on false premises.
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nutrecht
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I don't think anyone is suggesting you should use something you really don't need.
Keep things as simple as possible. As others mentioned; best tool for the job. My blog is a static site generated from AsciiDoc; WP is complete overkill there.
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saltling
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How could everyone up to the CEO be ignorant of the work you actually did? Was there no code review?
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ivquatch
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I've actually worked at a place that forced all employees to take their PTO due to a cash shortage. That's when I first discovered how PTO accounting is done.
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You should only use those absolute paths during development, that is, when running stuff from the build dir. When doing the install step, the dll needs to be edited to contain the basename only. This is what most build systems already do on Linux and OSX.
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antlife
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Physics is just math. You give it physics to do and it does it. Apply it however you need.
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PM_ME_UR_TAILWHEEL
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Clickbate because its like bait but instead of hooking you in it makes you pleased so you mastur*bate* instead.
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Title gore.
"How I wrote a Rust library with C++ binding" is more accurate.
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It would probably require a plugin. The WebRTC documentation and browser implementations are all over the place, but I haven't seen anything that indicates it's in the spec or planned to be. With that said, I haven't had a whole lot of time to look into it, I'll see if I can find anything about it tonight.
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Ssrithrowawayssri
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"Must be willing to work under pressure" = "We are poorly managed"
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saltling
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Exactly, sounds like /u/Nixargh was the only actual developer at the company.
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18 is a good case for mutation testing. Unit test passed on first try? Mutate the source code and see if it fails. If it doesn't fail, you aren't actually testing the thing you thought you were.
It's also a good case for generating code coverage reports.
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