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What's the point?
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She was born before me, therefore must be smarter and more successful? Nice mental gymnastics. You don't know anything about me personally or what I've accomplished.
My post was based entirely on what she herself posted. I don't care about anything else.
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And your point is? That's a pre-compiled binary linux shared library. It's a bin directory after all.
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Fair enough. I've never used it, but half of Laravel seems to be Symfony packages, so you're probably right.
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I know, I was specifically talking about the fancy PhysX effects in the Batman games. I know a lot of people think they are pointless fluff but I like them
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hardwaregeek
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The book is a perfect example of just shipping the damn product. Perfection is irrelevant if your competitors shipped 4 months ago.
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chucker23n
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This.
I can see code coverage as a useful _relative_ metric: if two projects that are otherwise similar in size, complexity, etc., have vastly different code coverage, that _may_ indicate a problem (I've never seen this actually work out in practice). But it doesn't follow that a project with low code coverage automatically is of low quality, and, because the metric can be gamed so easily, a project with high code coverage can still have terrible quality.
As long as people increase code coverage in good faith, you're fine. This requires a team that works well, which starts with a manager who offers reasonable guidance. If the manager utters, "I don't care, just increase the code coverage!", that's exactly what the team will do: those who consider it bullshit may comply regardless, but will likely eventually quit. The remainder will comply because they don't care, and once your team consists entirely of _those_ people, you have a much bigger problem than the code coverage metric.
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fitzroy95
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So the "market" desperately wants blockchain developers with experience, despite the reality that blockchain technology has been around for such a short time that ***no-one*** has the experience required.
Maybe employers in areas of new technologies need to accept that they need to hire people with semi-relevant skills and then train them up internally, and not just expect that "the market" is going to magically supply developers with 10 years experience in a 1-year old technology
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FlyingRhenquest
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I tried writing my own, once. C++, had a great project name ("Rest Area" heh heh). Got up to some layer or other, decided I needed to write a generic protocol type object and never got around to it. Early testing was kind of promising, though. There are a couple of other fairly lightweight C++ rest service type libraries out there now that do enough of what I need them to that I don't feel the need to go write my own. I'm not happy with any http request object that I've found so far, though, but don't really want to write my own URL parser either.
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eyal0
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Web apps are often pretty hefty! Offloading work to the client when possible saves on server costs.
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rbobby
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> predictive algorithm improvements
Which are scaled back because of spectre and meltdown attacks :(
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ultim8f8
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And you assumed I was talking about a small or amateur company.
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istarian
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t2_4ttmg
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Eh. I don't know about *the* right direction. It's certainly a positive one in plenty of people's eyes.
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Madsy9
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t2_4cus8
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Well.. there is your problem then. It's not unachievable. A good HAL can be as simple as making sure that the last mile between your hardware-specific functions and the rest of the program have robust interfaces, and cutting down on use of global variables. It does not have to bloat the firmware image, nor be very advanced. Heck, you don't even need tasks/context switching.
Assuming you're right, it sounds like you target an AtMega or ATTiny or something with similar specs. Which is fine I guess but I would consider that a serious exception.
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rockyrainy
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t2_k5w48
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Shitty corporate PR. Should just buy votes from third party like everyone on /r/all
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t3_a2pser
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tonefart
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Because employers asks for too much and pay little. Frameworks are also very fragmented. Employers want exact match of skillset and talents but pays you shit after using shitty hiring methods making you jump through hoops.
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mpinnegar
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t2_z1kvb
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Changing server state for get requests is fine. The key is that any number of additional calls do not further modify the system
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t3_a2p24m
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CertifiedWet
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It's like you have a dunning-kruger effect on the code you write cause it solved a current problem. 6 months later you see your code and YOU.ARE.SHIT but hey shit can solve problems too!
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istarian
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t2_4ttmg
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Core counts are nice, but how effectively software can utilize them is still important t.
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13steinj
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> The thing with those companies is that they still suffer from major political bs. Medium to smaller sized companies will usually have similar salaries depending on your area but don't suffer from the politics associated with big tech.
I'm not disagreeing but that wasn't your original point whatsoever.
And personally, honestly I'm fine with "political BS" to an extent.
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n00dle_king
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t2_k3iwo
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Who doesn't love fifteen lines of mandatory documentation for a three line function!
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mpinnegar
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The author stated that you should check the http-referrer header because it can't be set programatically. This is not correct. It's trival to modify your headers. You can implement some vaporware stuff to prevent non technical users from hotlinking to images or content on your site using that header but you should ignore it for security purposes.
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tonefart
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Most of these blockchain startups are just fund scammers. VC scam investor funds with bogus startups taking breadcrumbs. If one is too stupid with their own money, they deserve to be scammed. Most of the money disappears into the hands of the VCs and the startups and investors never see proper returns. It's always been this way. Fake ass technopreneurs who create the impression of 'jobs'. Almost like a book cooking scam to prop up the GDP numbers.
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But, hiring people for the additional shifts costs money.
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grep_Name
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You seem to have thought a lot about this and to have a fair amount of experience. Would you mind if I PM'ed you in a few days for some advice? I got my first job as a software engineer a little over a year ago, but none of these things seem to apply to me and I'm worried about what that's going to mean for me when it comes time to apply for another job in a year or so
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s73v3r
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t2_3c7qc
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>No payment would reduce the stress so we should not ask for payment compensation.
Horseshit. I'm working; I'm getting fucking paid. In fact, as it is overtime, it should be time and a half at least.
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n00dle_king
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t2_k3iwo
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Wait... are you saying JavaScript *wasn't* handed down to us from god alongside the Ten Commandments and Moore's Law?
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Endarkend
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You'd be surprised?
They dicked AMD for decades. That's what Nvidia does to compete.
They barred anyone else from using PhysX for years to begin with.
Nvidia loves releasing closed standards and then using their capital to push developers to use them. Resulting in the competition not being allowed to support certain high end features.
Meanwhile AMD does open standards across the board.
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JoaoFrost
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All these articles should have “at the price they are willing to pay” forcibly added to the end of the title!
If a business offered more pay than other employers for a particular skill, it would get all the employees it needed. The real truth is they’re just too cheap to pay the going rate and so blame it on a mythical “skills shortage” or some other obviously wrong myth.
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Sylvan_Sam
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Whenever someone says they "don't have time" for something, what that really means is that they have other more important things occupying all their time. In other words, the thing that was supposed to happen at the pizza party (talking to your employees) was less important than all the other things the managers wanted to do.
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wutcnbrowndo4u
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A common rule of thumb across a couple of the teams I was on at Google was to only generalize something when you had three concrete use cases in the present or near future. Though I don't think this is a general-purpose rule of thumb, and I can totally imagine it being suited to Google's level of resources, time, and employees (eg I can totally imagine that the Googler failure mode back then was more likely to be towards writing unnecessarily elegant/generalizable code.
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Last one I was on ran from 2000-2005. It was a moldy old C style project that was very prone to crashing. It particularly liked to crash on the weekend. It did batch processing so it'd open up a directory, hit the same file it crashed on before and crash again. And again. And then the filesystem would run out of space and the on-call guy would get a call.
So I started up a couple-month long refactoring project. I went through the code, which had hundreds of hard-coded field lengths and set up literals for all the fields. Then I bound all the string copies so they could not exceed their field lengths. That fixed about 80% of the problems right there. I ran the thing through libefence and found a ton of places where they were doing double frees or freeing and then later working on the same pointer and fixed those. Finally, I set it up so that the program would be launched from another program, which would open the directory, iterate through the files and launch the main program with each filename individually. It would then wait until the child process executed and examine the child process closing state. If it was anything other than an abnormal termination, the offending file would be moved to a "crashed" directory where we could examine it Monday morning.
Within 6 month of doing this, they stopped handing out the on-call pager. We had only one major problem after that, somehow a database index had gotten corrupted on one specific file and running that file through the program would crash the database itself. Our database vendor actually ended up issuing a patch to prevent that from happening in the future. We went from neighborhood of 1000 crashes a month to 1-2 a year, based on the files in the crash dir.
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To be fair. Writing tests is on the developer. If you personally were writing tests then the count would therefore be nonzero.
Be the change you wish to see in someone else.
I have not worked in every large company but the large corps I have worked in do in fact have tests.
Git Gud. /jk
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I also have a boss that prides himself on being a friendly person as opposed to a taskmaster. I'm more productive here than I've been at other places.
I think back on those other places and wonder how I ever came to tolerate an abusive employer.
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Despacetus
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U fren do a big hacc much cool
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Aphix
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My comment was not FUD so much as it was simply a logically objective counterpoint.
As a counterpoint to your reply however, I'd like to introduce you to WordPress.
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It’s called stopword removal and it’s part of basic nlp cleaning tasks
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It's an optimization algorithm, but unlike ordinary gradient descent, has a chance to not be stuck in a local optimum (at least not at first). It's a neat idea but depending on your problem there may be better alternatives.
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goodnightQ
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This is good
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BL2 looks fantastic with physx set on on high, but it breaks the game by causing loot to fall below the surfaces and become inaccessible.
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>I think that calling software development an "engineering discipline" is most often misleading.
But we're talking about software engineering, not just software development in general. I think a formal distinction needs to be made, with rigorous expectations, just like any other engineering discipline. Otherwise it's just like letting bricklayers call themselves civil engineers.
>a sign of over-compensating
Overcompensating for *what*?
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> and before you say something about Asian languages,
Why? Cant UTF-8 deal with asian languages?
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Dev for 10 years here.
My experience is that these change from place to place. Things like preference for late availability and needing to frequently report to management, etc are not surprisingly dependent on your job.
I moved away from a company that was poorly managed and they suffered from these problems. The last 2 years at my current position have been very different, and management proactively enforces a positive culture that notices everyone’s work and makes a point to avoid having people unwillingly work overtime and at wild hours.
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Yep, admitted that fact in a comment lower :)
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I think your post is decent.
I dislike Medium posts in general because they usually:
- Lack any kind of technical substance.
- Are written by people who are totally unqualified to talk about whatever subject they're trying to cover, where much better free resources already exist.
- Are determined to waste my time with fluff (dumb metaphors, anecdotes, jokes).
- Are filled with distracting garbage (random stock images, image macros/memes, emojis) to the point that they're unreadable.
- Are advertisements for some product I don't care about.
To be fair you can post trash anywhere on the internet, but Medium is popular in this community so it's where most of it seems to end up.
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I'm pretty sure the vast majority of gamers are still on dual/quad core cpus and with things like specter, some of them probably don't use hyperthreading.
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halcyon918
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Permutation Testing is a thing... http://pitest.org
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senj
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> NVIDIA certainly holds some patents, but they cannot release code or an interface under a BSD and then prohibit us from extending or using it in any way we like to, as that is in breach of their own proposed agreement with us, including binding it to a different runtime.
This is incorrect. The BSD license does not grant you a license to any patents covered by the code. They can *absolutely* release the code under the BSD and then hit you for violating covered patents.
This is, in fact, a common criticism of the BSD license.
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vytah
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You can easily become the guy who increased the size of the test suite by 50%.
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You should do a lot of things once for yourself to find out how they work. Unfortunately, in this case, the author doesn't say very much at all about what he learned, but hopefully he got a much better understanding of how HTTP works.
​
I also recommend people write a few things in C, just to get an understanding of how things work at that level.
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programmerben
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It's not a statically typed language, it's not a pre thought or after thought, it's an intentional language design.
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Could you point me in the direction of one that handles *single* files well? Cookiecutter is great but it only works for project templates, not file templates.
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iamaquantumcomputer
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What do you define as qualified as an engineer?
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Halofit
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>more than 4 weeks
You poor Americans. To you 4 weeks vacation is "unlimited", here 4 weeks vacations (21 days actually) is the minimal legal requirement.
But hey, you get paid 4-8 times more.
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kevinsspiltchili
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Now please make screen recording software that doesn’t rape your wallet and PC
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API is a part of software, and that specific part’s patent-ability is in question.
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I don't see why the Liskov substitution principle is incompatible with this, and I don't see why List{Dog} can't be a subtype of List{Animal}.
To me, the sufficient and necessary condition for S to be a subtype of T is then there must be a function from S to T that 'forgets' its specific type. i.e. there must be a function f that takes a Dog as input and returns and Animal - it forgets 'dogness' and gets rid of any dog-specific data, in such a way that is invariant to all animal-specific functions. I.e. animal\_weight(dog) = animal\_weight(f(dog)). Such a function can be produced for all types that are subtypes of others.
Now consider the functor List that takes types Dog and Animal to List{Dog} and List{Animal}. Then it's easy to see that we can construct such a subtyping function -- just call it for every Dog in the list. In other words, we can definitely take a list of dogs and return a list of animals.
Looking at it this way, List{Dog} *can* add animals. The function that does that just takes a List{Dog}, an Animal, and returns a List{Animal}. I don't see what the problem is here.
It may be an issue in the context of OO, where objects are mutable, but if all you have are immutable objects, then I really don't see why it causes a problem.
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est31
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They've just [defined signed integers to be two's complement](https://twitter.com/jfbastien/status/989242576598327296), so maybe there is reason to hope...
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“Trump”
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ArkBirdFTW
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This sounds amazing enjoy it OP
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Feel free to tell me I'm nitpicky, but ...
* SPA Template
* Tag Helpers
* wwroot
* dependency injection (for the MVC Controller)
* output caching
* action filters
* swagger openapi
all of those are asp.net core, not dotnet core. The only applicable ones for dotnet core are cross-platform and container support, and "performance" (though it is directed towards kestrel specifically, so I'd even eliminate that).
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>What do you think basic syntax means? This is the kind of shit you learn in school or on your first hobby projects years before you ever get a job.
Not every language has even similar syntax to C -- take, for example, [Prolog](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prolog_syntax_and_semantics) \-- and I did give an example of proprietary-systems, which can have vastly different syntax to anything else.
>People who can’t program for shit also aren’t the people who have deep knowledge about any software systems so I have no idea what that straw man argument is about.
You made the assertion that the lack of knowledge of basic syntax \[of what was being used\] was grounds/justification for terminating the individual.
​
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what do you consider good vacation time?
(UK: 25 days holiday + 8 public holidays). We don't generally have allocated sick days but I would get paid in full if did take any time off sick).
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I don't actually feel bad about it, as it served its purpose at the time. I just have the itch to make it better.
It's like a professional athlete - the younger, slower me was a necessary step to getting faster.
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i guess neither of us read far enough ;-)
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insidiousaroma
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https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/feb/12/women-considered-better-coders-hide-gender-github
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JoinTheFightersGuild
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Well that's some hot garbage.
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Scybur
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>Oracle database having the nerve to continue existing.
>Ye Olde Java versions.
If it works then.....just leave it I guess?
:D
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mepian
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>Or for good, any internet connected machine that uses Lisp for a service.
This one, for example: https://www.google.com/flights
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grep_Name
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I just meant that the experience I've gotten seems atypical and I'm not sure if I'll integrate into other positions or interview well in the future because this is my only experience. I don't actually work with any other programmers, for example, I'm not overseen by technical people and my job mostly entails winging it gluing together/maintaining/expanding systems that were built by teams of people who disappeared when a large branch of the company closed and they didn't want to relocate. I'm concerned because I have a bizarrely diverse set of responsibilities so 99% of what I do is teaching myself how to keep things together on the fly and I might be learning bad habits by virtue of not working with more senior engineers.
Most of my job involves writing PLSQL stuff and maintaining the data on some oracle databases in sqldeveloper, making front end tools for said database in application express, writing bash scripts and stuff to automate things on a unix server, and now I'm learning to do some salesforce stuff. Basically in general I make tools that aggregate and organize data from our 3 different but redundant software suites for the data analytics team and help organize information for middle management regarding metrics. But I'm not on a development team and I don't even know what I would tell prospective employers that I "do"
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> Is this for a company that we know of?
Highly doubtful, it was a tiny company in Atlanta, like eight people tops.
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Scybur
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Is this....even possible?
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studiosi
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It uses C and C++ for most of the intensive things. Please next.
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FigMcLargeHuge
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Haha.. I do now. Shit, that reminds me that this was way back when I used the tar command with an actual tape.
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Liam2349
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This isn't really a plus. It's a limitation. If you're using an app that does loads of work in the background, then either it's been made wrong or you would be upset if it weren't doing that. Take Premiere Pro as an example. How would you feel if it stopped rendering your video just because you minimized it or didn't make it one of your two snapped apps in tablet mode?
You'd probably call it a waste of space and blame the devs, yet this is the reality of UWP. There is a particular "restricted capability", which lifts background execution restrictions and will get your app denied on store submission, but even this particular capability doesn't lift all of the framework limitations.
There's not really any issue with leaving apps open on Windows, so long as they're made correctly.
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youracetech
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You win the MVP award for this thread.
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yiliu
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Or somebody has a soft spot for the 1401? Or somebody got a chuckle out of it? Maybe he was doing this as a favor for somebody, and they gilded him for it? And anyway, who cares?
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This is a little hard to answer because honestly I see it happen all the time.
I've honestly sat in meetings listening to professionals decided how much twisting the truth they are comfortable with vs explaining to the customer that once again we lost days of code because the lead dev didn't commit it to version control, and than at 9pm decided to clean up the directory and just started deleting stuff. I've actually have a cron job that backs up his work to my home directory. And yes, we've had to use my backup to recover code.
But that's a dramatic and spectacular example.
Day by day who looks good? Developer 1 who implements the feature no questions asked and finishes in a day?
Or developer 2 who digs a little deeper, anticipated possible problems, goes back for clarification, and programs fall backs and clear error messages? It takes him 3 days to write the code. "Dev 1 is a 3x programmer!"
But when something inevitably goes wrong with Dev 1 code he says "the customer never told us that could happen!" Depending on the size of the organization I've seen tracking down and correcting bugs take 50+ man hour spread across multiple departments including the customers.
Long story short: I'm not the who corrupted the customers production data base. Which is what I told myself as I walked out the building just having been laid off.
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me and the karma police
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insidiousaroma
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It’s not that easy. Coworkers and especially managers don’t usually announce they are about to discriminate against you, they do it silently and then gaslight you if you start asking questions. There’s plenty of research showing, for example, that knowing someone’s gender has an effect on their perceived code quality. https://phys.org/news/2017-05-gender-bias-open-source.html
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studiosi
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Just as a matter of fact, so you can see how irrelevant Lisp is nowadays
https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/
In 1988 it was the second, now it’s the 32nd and the tendency is clear.
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There is *definitely* a skills gap. It's night and day when you see it. However, the 10x engineer also doesn't exist, it just looks like 10x because your managers suck at allocating credit, or you're comparing a subject matter expert against a junior developer in the subject matter expert's home turf.
However, I also agree that employers are looking for stupid amounts of experience for not enough money. That's abundantly clear the moment you're job searching and don't have "Google" on your resume.
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Did you work at a mid-sized regional paper supply company in the North East? Sounds like they just copied it from "The Incentive" episode of the Office. "Can't pay you more...would some random tat I found in my garage be okay?"
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OneWingedShark
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>C focuses more on convenience of the writer, but Ada focuses more on the maintainers who have to review the code
Having about 70% to 85% of my career being explicitly maintenance, I ***really*** like Ada's design-decision to prioritize maintenance over initial writing.
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His book on JPA is very impressive. Explains a lot of stuff very rationally and based on statistics/facts. Nothing but upmost respect for the man!
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archivedsofa
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As much as I sympathize with your frustration, from a value perspective it doesn't always make sense to create clean and tested code. Sometimes you are fine with a shitty plastic chair instead of a hand crafted wooden chair.
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> I mean, it also sounds like you're doing the same thing to each other. Trivializing each others concerns.
Perhaps, but when a non-technical person asks a technical person to estimate technical tasks, it seems fairly rational to me that that the viewpoints of the latter ought to hold a lot more water. That doesn't mean they should be taken at face value with zero justification, but by the same right they shouldn't be dismissed with some handwavey version of "that's not the number I had in mind."
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The core of the service, QPX, was and still is mostly written in Common Lisp:
http://www.paulgraham.com/carl.html
>The vast majority of our "thinking" code is in Common Lisp.
https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/396zhp/were_the_google_flights_team_makers_of_flight/cs12oci/
>The bulk of QPX code is written in Common Lisp
Besides, your claim was that there is no Lisp code in such a thing at all. It's false.
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On your research what did you think of TeamViewer ?
I always tought it was easy to install and use, with great quality
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nullproc
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I'm really only familiar with SQL Server. I'm blown away that Postgres doesn't (specifically) have a DATEADD() function. Now I'm curious to know what other functions microsoft has added that I've taken for granted.
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Go on ziprecruiter, look at the ads, and try not to vomit. It's not even skill gap or pay issue at that point. It's trying to explain to the recruiter that "WordPress developer" is a nonsensical phrase.
So ya, you can close the gap by putting a bunch of nonsense on your resume like "WordPress developer", "Hadoop/Spark analyst", "Design thinker", "DevOps specialist", "SalesForce certified administrator", etc. After which you gotta ask yourself whether you'd even want to work somewhere that put out a job ad with those nonsense requirements. If they can't do the due diligence to properly spell out their requirements then what else are they fucking up?
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Yes. This is what all of the Xamarin frameworks do. They provide C# wrappers for the native APIs. Xamarin.Forms additionally provides its own UI framework which uses native controls on each platform you build for.
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archivedsofa
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It's one of the reasons I decided to manage a team of devs. My mission is to protect them from upper management.
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studiosi
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That’s very far from “all the internet uses Lisp”
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well I'm dealing with 70million of DNA records now. Our architect frowned when he saw my sql with things like inner join and functions. He told me that if I used where, it would drastically lower the efficienty of the queries. He worked at the job for 2 decades so I assumed he knew what he was talking about. I'm not really baiting or trolling really. It's something I learned recently too. I used to write complicated queries because it was easy to do.
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ebyboxk
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t1_ebub0qg
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/r/programming/comments/a691r7/you_can_do_it_in_sql_stop_writing_extra_code_for/ebyboxk/
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malicious_turtle
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t2_6o9ib
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>Not a specific target of having to replace C++ for the sake of replacing C++.
>The way Rust code gets added includes:
>* A new feature needs an identifiable library, so the new library can be written in Rust to begin with. (Example: U2F token USB integration.)
>* Old code needs a rewrite anyway, so the rewrite can be in Rust. (Example: Character encoding converters.)
>* Servo has proven a component, so it makes sense to bring it over. (Examples: Stylo and WebRender)
>* History of vulnerabilities in code that was replaced. (Example: MP4 metadata parser)
From Hackernews. No idea if this particular person is a Mozilla employee but this is the impression I've got from comments from actual Firefox engineers on /r/rust or /r/firefox.
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t5_2fwo
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rememberthesunwell
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t2_fujg8
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Right out of college, got turned down for a junior dev job because I didnt have wordpress experience. I said I'm sure I could learn, but nope. Give me a fucking break.
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/r/programming/comments/a6v025/the_skills_gap_in_tech_is_virtually_nonexistent/ebybpcw/
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