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mepian
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That's not what you said. I'm replying to your post, if you didn't notice.
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pysouth
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I only ever follow specific tech blogs catered to tech stacks I work with regularly professionally or for hobby projects. I love medium - as long as you use it like reddit and curate your content carefully, it’s good. There is garbage content on it like anywhere else but that’s just life on the internet 🤷🏻♂️
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t2_2p4fepx1
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[Now we're talking](https://i.imgur.com/PlMTV5u.png)
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davidk01
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t2_1c5pc
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Exactly. It's amazing how little regard employers have for actual knowledge work. You went to school for 4 years and learned a logically rigorous discipline. What magic is WordPress that they need some specialist for it?
I don't feel sorry for any of these places that can't find people.
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studiosi
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No, that’s what the original post to what I was answering said, also quoting
“we use C++ code to memory-map huge files containing pointerless C structs (of flights, fares, etc), and then access these from Common Lisp using foreign data accesses”
So basically, Lisp is just there for a wonderful, magic reason. At least they acknowledge that is shit for heavy structures. Also, in the other conversation we were talking about a specific architecture. And that’s not the point of this conversation, the point is that Lisp is a language that is bad for learning. Which still holds. Also, finding one random project that uses a language means nothing.
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videogameshello
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t2_ws23w7k
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One of my (favorite) female coworkers is another software engineer and gender has literally never been an issue. Meanwhile one guy is this Asian dude and he literally never shuts up about race and gender and constantly acts like because he's Asian we're gaslighting him or some shit non stop. Like no, man, you just fucking suck and everyone knows it.
The only ones bringing up race or gender in tech are the ones clinging onto it like some sort of trump card they can whip out to win any argument. Get good at your job and you don't need to rely on shit like that. My software engineer coworker certainly doesn't
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FlyingRhenquest
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t2_nkufq
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Nope, aerospace company in the mid-west.
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6roybatty6
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t2_72s1x
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It's some custom silicon buried in the guts of a radio. Colossal cosmic power, itty-bitty living space.
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ebybx63
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malicious_turtle
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t2_6o9ib
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Wow only just realised Shevegen is a 12 year old account....do they really, *really* have nothing better to do?
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t2_10xu46
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My first job was in a pretty specialized industry. It was hard work and I learned something new almost every day. But almost none of translated into other fields. But at the end of the day it really was a "gluing things together" job. When I started looking around for a new job I got discouraged pretty quickly. Most companies hire they are more interested in if you have any experience in the exact tech they use; and are less interested in your ability to learn. If a company is willing to take a chance on you there are three reasons why:
1. They are a great company that truly understands how good software gets made and are willing to invest in people.
2. They are in a specialized industry and know they will have to train who ever they hire
3. They are ramping up because of a spike in their market or a big contract. When the spike drops, or the contract is over almost everybody will be laid off. Hopefully you've learned enough to help your resume and have your emergency fund in place.
I was finally able to break away because I listed some skills on my resume that I got by working on a side project at work.
A couple of years later I was laid off. In between my job hunting I decided to learn to use Django. I got my next job because while learning to install Django I also picked up a little Bash and Linux admin experience. I got my next job because while doing linux admin I picked up a little AWS experience.
My point is, the only success I've had changing jobs came from working side projects at home and at work. Personally I don't think you can do that all the time. But when you've decided that you want to change jobs in the next couple of months, I'd suggest sacrificing some free time.
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cheapsexandfastfood
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Looks like they also made some good improvements to simulation stability that could give them a great niche to exist in.
There is also bullet physics, open sourced for years and used by huge titles like GTA V and in movie fx.
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videogameshello
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t2_ws23w7k
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It sounds like you want to dress with a lot of skin showing at work, and since only guys used to apply this was never something that had to be written down.
But here you come, magical unique snowflake and now they have to make more strict rules because YOU SPECIFICALLY just haaaaave to show a ton of skin. I'm sure none of your coworkers come in dressed how you just said you attempted to, so of course it wasn't brought up before.
I have a great female coworker who never had this issue, and never needs "special treatment" because she just comes to work and does her fucking job like everyone else. Maybe you should stop blaming everything on "meh gender!!" and get some work done?
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xymor
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IF they say there's a beer tap, ask for the invoice for beer kegs for the past few months
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videogameshello
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t2_ws23w7k
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It has nothing to do with software, work anywhere and this is true. Any interaction with any other human is like this, period. If you're a fat fucking slob of course everyone will assume that if you don't care about your own body you couldn't care about anything else either.
Put down the fucking cake and go to the gym.
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t5_2fwo
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masklinn
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t2_d5sb
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"I have minute disagreements with the specific wording of the title" is not titlegore.
Furthermore, your version is both no clearer and *significantly less accurate* than the original given the article is specifically about writing the C++ bindings, and moreso writing them following modern / core guidelines.
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t2_10xu46
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Sure.
As StackSmashr said in his reply to you, a lot of it depends on your current job.
My best advice is always keep learning. As soon as you get good enough at something you start to feel bored, it's time to "level up" to the next round. Tired of yet another data import script? See if you can learn or write a schema validation tool.
Try and get an subscription to Plural sight, or packtpub, the poor mans plural sight (you get what you pay for). Personally I think finding cleancoders.com was one of the best things I've done for my career. His first video is free and after watching him talk about "tiger teams" I felt like he's been spying on me at work. I've been slowly working my way through videos. On topics I find particular interesting, I'll buy the book he recommends. For example, I dug a little deeper into Use Cases. They don't use them at work, but I'll write on my own and they have helped my ask better questions when gathering requirements.
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Vega62a
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t2_fn5i1
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Sorry, I wasn't very clear up there.
What I was getting at is that you had *test suites* dedicated to testing autogenerated code, and that was horrible. I actually love Lombok and push it anytime I come upon a group that is using Spring.
As /u/chucker23n said, it doesn't make any sense to have one tool to autogenerate getters and setters (they aren't even in the codebase, just in the compiled product!) and another tool to test those autogenerated getters and setters. It just dilutes the pool of tests and doesn't do anything useful - Lombok tests its own code, and if you trust Lombok enough to use it in your enterprise codebase you should trust it enough not to need to test it.
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10cmToGlory
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t2_23508na6
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I once talked to a doctor whose husband was a programmer. She was amazed by how much continuing education we did.
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grauenwolf
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I get 25 days (illness + vacation) and 8 to 10 holidays, but that's highly unusual in the US.
I think anything more than 2 weeks vacation would be considered good here.
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WebDevLikeNoOther
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Imposter syndrome is something you feel at any level of your career. Whether you’re just starting out, or 30 years in the biz. It comes and goes sure, but it’s not something that you can solve “like that”.
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lampshadish2
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Omg, legitimately funny programmer humor. This was great.
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anders987
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You're making it unnecessarily hard on yourself.
> As it turns out the comments are actually a giant array of individual characters!
You mean a string?
> So now I needed to find a way to convert a giant character array into individual words
[Try str.split\(\)](https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#str.split).
> Making progress but as you can see there are characters which are not letters that could possible skew the data later on. So I needed a way to get rid of them.
try re.sub()
words = top_level_comment.body.split(' ')
words = [re.sub("[\W]", "", word) for word in words] # \W = any non word character
words = [word for word in words if word not in stop_words]
> now the last major thing I needed to do was map the character count so I used a dictionary to keep track of the number of occurrences.
from collections import Counter
word_count = Counter(words)
top_words = word_count.most_common(10)
plt.pie(top_words.keys(), labels=top_words.values())
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grauenwolf
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That's not something you can count on. That generally applies only to large companies dropping a lot of people all at once.
Also, I hate that they lie and call it a "layoff". A layoff is when the factory shuts down for two months because the boiler exploded and needs to be repaired. If they have no intention of rehiring you, it's not a layoff.
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videogameshello
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If your job is so horribly sexist, why not document every instance of it and sue, instead of whining about how busty you are on Reddit?
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GeneralBacteria
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interesting, thanks.
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joeyjojoeshabadoo
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As a Test Automation specialist I totally agree I should be paid more.
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codemonkey14
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Seems like a lot of the comments here are forgetting the middle ground between depending on a heavy framework for simple blogs and writing your own http parsers. the shop I work in explicitly moved from a heavy struts framework to using a much cleaner DIY framework. A library that implements the jax-rs standard for routing, hibernate library for persistence, and organizing the code in a way that makes sense for our project. With some good code organization, it makes it easy to swap out certain parts if we want to while still giving us the "not reinventing the wheel" benefits. YMMV, but most back end web frameworks are just a combination of libraries for request routing, security, and data persistence. Choosing a unique combination of battle tested libraries for each of these components isnt necessarily less secure than picking one framework that decides all of these components for you.
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fubes2000
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What a crock of shit.
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I had one. If I was let go within the first 18 months I'd get 6mo salary severance. I've... been here 12 years now.
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> You can't patent API's / public interfaces.
That's not the point. You *can* patent algorithms and "methods." The part of the SDK that does the physics solutions or that talks to NVIDIA's hardware can be patented.
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Well if you did speak Russian, you wouldn't have to ask
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grauenwolf
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I don't blame you. As I get older I fund that vacation time is far more important to me than pay or title.
I have to work for 15 years to get 30 days/year vacation time. I'm probably more than half-way there, but if I switch companies I restart back to the new company's minimum, which is probably 2 weeks.
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If you don't have a degree, not worth trying. Seen people get offers rescinded after background checks, even though job listing mentioned "bachelor's or equivalent". Hiring manager couldn't do anything "because process".
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Ameisen
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The older designs were cooler though. Walking feet.
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Sounds like a lose lose situation, my gosh! I hope this isn't too widespread of a behavior, but I wouldn't be too surprised to see at least some minor versions if this kind of thing come up anywhere from time to time.
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I still don't get your point. Shit has gotten more complicated since we could just ftp to a cgi-bin folder. For almost every framework you have a wide array of deployment options, ranging from simple to very complicated. It's usually a trade off between ease of deployment vs ease of management, monitoring and maintenance. There is very little room for differentiation here.
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I always hated the name of `git blame`. It's really hard to convince your manager not to assign blame when that is the literal name of the command required to see who did a change.
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No-Idea means no errors. Can't have errors without ideas.
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Thanks for the insight, maybe I can stay in this industry for my first move and try to dig my way deeper into the backend while I'm here / during that move. More than actually doing something that inspires me I'm interested in stability to be honest; I have type 1 diabetes so unfortunately I have to avoid unemployment at all costs. I have a couple of contingency plans for if that were ever to happen, but I'd really prefer not to let it come to that.
I think when the time comes I'll have the fortitude to find the good companies; I applied to jobs every single day for over a year before getting this one. I basically put myself into the mindset that I was playing "job application simulator." It's just hard to cohesively spin what I do now into an obvious role in another company. I guess I'll wait until I feel less burned out to start applying to jobs, right now I don't have it in me to spend my spare time on software projects. Maybe I'll finally learn to use postgresql? I have been enjoying working with databases more than I thought I would
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grauenwolf
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Yea, I think I need to adopt that policy. Too often I've let them talk me into smaller estimates.
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Thanks, I'll take a look into that. I used to like linda.com a lot when I was in college. Hell, my company is so monolithic that they might have some kind of corporate subscription or discount for one of these sites. I guess the next thing for me would be salesforce, which would make me much more useful to the company. Although tbh I'd hate it if my next job was as a salesforce dev
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SkyPuncher
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> For a job like Site Reliability Engineer that is on call as part of a team in charge of infrastructure with multimillion losses per hour of downtime this could be a fair way to set expectations.
Isn't that just an expectation for a job like that. Explicitly calling it out is a dooming sign.
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Wow that is so sad. I always wondered why it didn't take off given how impressive the visuals were in that engine long before engines like Frostbite were available.
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ruwgxo
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We have free employees transport system but people rarely use it.
| Indication of asking you to stay late.
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harukie
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t2_6odas
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Me every time
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ebye5we
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fijiproggit
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Yeah, and here you have to work for a good 5-10 years before you even approach the 4 week level at some companies. Most places you have to work for 6 months - 1 year to even get 5 days off. It may be 2-4 years before you can take 2 weeks.
The "unlimited" places I worked had a sort of unwritten rule that you only take 1 week off in your first couple years, after that you could take 2 weeks, taking 3 weeks was for more "senior" people. Even though it wasn't on paper anywhere.
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archiminos
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CuntTek basically fucked over a bunch of developers in Shanghai, Budapest and so on by not paying them for over 6 months and promising them payment was coming, then took all the money back to Germany and fled the respective countries. Basically ended up not even worth suing them because there was no money left to sue for. Cunts still owe me something like $30k and I'm one of a good few hundred people.
My experience working there was that the company basically failed because CuntEngine is actually a pretty bad engine and no one wanted to use it.
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grauenwolf
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t2_570j
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Pro tip: don't write estimates in groups. Everyone should estimate their parts individually, then come back and report their totals.
Otherwise it's too easy for someone to force people to rush or pressure them into changing the estimates.
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IllegalThings
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I have personally contributed to large projects with zero tests. Testing is hard, it’s much harder when you’ve never written tests before and are working on a codebase without any tests alongside developers who don’t test.
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suhcoR
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Sure, but it's known since the eighties and widely documented, e.g. in Numerical Recipes in C, first edition 1988. So the purpose of the link is to advertise the book?
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Vaphell
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> do you not know what neonazis are? or are you just that dumb? there's a good number of them about
yeah I do, actually, do you?
And you went from "millions" down to a "good number". Pray tell, how much would that be, exactly?
> why don't you try being a little less sensitive
do you see me demanding they shut their ignorant pieholes? I remind you it's you who is on a holy mission to police speech and thought.
> the first still exists today
how about you quantify it first so we can eyeball the magnitude of the problem. Flat earthers exist too, it doesn't automatically mean that physics and astronomy are in dire crisis, because they are a tiny, insignificant minority without much clout.
> educate yourself
a telltale sign of "I spew horseshit I cannot support in any way".
> i'm sure an idiot who says "asian people aren't discriminated against" is qualified to determine the veracity of said study
anecdote of your friend is really touching, but again please quantify the problem.
Let's not forget that the Asians are mostly discriminated against in an actually systematic manner by people like you, who have reached the conclusion that they are in fact too successful as a group and need to be taken down a notch in the name of the social justice. Harvard is being sued for that as we speak.
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grauenwolf
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How'd you manage to swing that?
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e-jammer
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t2_5wk2p
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[Hey um... You should probably know that they song is about vampires. I didn't know, and when I found out I really wished I already did know, but it's totally about vampires. ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEXWRTEbj1I).
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Nebuli2
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t2_78bxf
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Racket is honestly a pretty damn cool language.
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Igggg
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> Come back when you can achieve guaranteed latencies of no more than 10us on any JVM (real-time JVMs included).
Why would you need this?
Sure, there are *some* applications that require it, but almost all do not. Website rendering frameworks in particular tend to have higher latencies from things like internet speed and user input.
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aebkop
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>Also, RAM prices won't go down because there was an accident with some factory.
Eh it's more due to the super high demand for ram atm, (cloud servers, mobile phones using more and more ram), though ram prices are starting to fall due to the intel chip shortage and the chinese DRAM fabs starting to go online.
I doubt it'll go down as cheap as it used to be though - samsung, hynix, micron etc will start to cut down on supply when it does - no one wants cheap ram, well except from the people buying it https://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1333763
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PlNG
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Greetings!
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ebyeipd
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vladmihalceacom
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Thank you. You made my day!
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ShadowPouncer
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t2_j5elj
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So, I've put some thought into _why_ nothing lasts longer than a quick hack that mostly works.
And the answer seems to be, in part, expectations. You tell everyone that this is a temporary proof of concept, it's not done yet. And they try it and decides that it solves _their problem_, and it solves it _right now_. They will absolutely forgive all of the odd problems, because it does that. And they are not expecting it to be perfect.
Now, fast forward a month. Congratulations, people have gotten used to the software. Take a look at the absolutely _insane_ workflows that non-technical people end up with, and which they are often _happy_ with, because they think that's just how it is, and it's good enough _for them_.
Think your parents sending you a meme by printing it out in paper, taking a picture of the paper with the phone, and then emailing or texting it to you... Instead of sending the link.
On the other hand, a solution that _isn't_ a quick hack gets billed as something that's supposed to be a _good_ solution. Which lots of people read 'already perfect _for me_ in _every way_', and so when it's not, they complain horribly about everything.
It's a fight to get them to accept it.
And of course, once it works well enough, why spend time fixing it?
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ricky_clarkson
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I'm assuming that if pay is not an issue, you can afford to take unpaid time off, so pay trumps vacation days as you can choose what to do with pay. Unless many companies object to unpaid time off, I've never tried it.
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RudeHero
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i swear someone has done this before, and made word cloud images out of each one
can't remember where/when, though : (
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ebyeobp
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/r/programming/comments/a6ufoy/i_wrote_a_python_program_to_calculate_the_most/ebyeobp/
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t5_2fwo
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aseigo
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t2_m8ral
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But not on API's.
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/r/programming/comments/a2oxxm/nvidia_physx_sdk_has_gone_open_source_3clause_bsd/eb0neh1/
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RiPont
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t2_ah3mg
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And that user never paid attention to the project at all until it was 90% done, therefore waiting until the last 10% to tell you the requirements were wrong.
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False
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ebyep29
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t3_a6nfgh
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/r/programming/comments/a6nfgh/things_nobody_told_me_about_being_a_software/ebyep29/
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NiveaGeForce
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t2_t85qp
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It's not a limitation, since you can keep running background tasks in WinRT/UWP apps, while the main process suspends. Also, you can opt out of suspending all together .
Anyway, not having suspended processes is a huge resource drain on battery powered and low-end devices. Look at how much CPU and RAM most popular Windows apps waste, when they're just idling. Every little bit counts, and it quickly adds up. A suspended WinRT/UWP process eats zero % CPU, same as on iOS, where you can have as many apps as you want running, without any impact on battery drain or performance.
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/r/programming/comments/a2b8u4/flutter_on_desktop_a_real_competitor_to_electron/eb0nfa2/
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Spacey138
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You don't want programming jargon in the programming subreddit? Most people in my office know the term "business logic" including the CEO, CFO, and marketing department.
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ebyevdk
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/r/programming/comments/a6nfgh/things_nobody_told_me_about_being_a_software/ebyevdk/
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wreleven
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t2_9u7im
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I do the rounds at the end of the day! People need to have lives - especially devs.
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eb0nfj7
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t3_a2p0j9
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/r/programming/comments/a2p0j9/must_be_willing_to_work_under_pressure_is_a/eb0nfj7/
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Geekv2
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Sorry, I didn’t mean to imply it doesn’t happen. I was only trying to make a point that I strongly believe that it’s achievable to find a position where that isn’t the case. I know “leave and find a better job” isn’t a good answer.
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ebyexib
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/r/programming/comments/a6nfgh/things_nobody_told_me_about_being_a_software/ebyexib/
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nerd4code
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From like 80486 on, REP MOVS/STOS were not-terribly-well-optimized in the CPU core, and IIRC things got a little worse as of P6 where it became harder to reorder or rearrange a string instruction in the stream. (Partly because it could take arbitrarily long to run, partly because of all the register dependencies, partly because it’s all microcoded, etc. etc.)
More recently, Intel (maybe AMD too) added a feature where REP MOVS and REP STOS are faster than the corresponding loads/stores/etc., but only when (a.) that CPU feature is present (requires a CPUID feature check), and (b.) the size is over some magic constant (also per CPUID), usually like 128 bytes or so. The string instructions more generally (e.g., MOVS sans REP, or REPNE CMPS/SCAS, or anything with LODS) are still suboptimal.
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/r/programming/comments/a1roi0/how_to_optimize_c_and_c_code_in_2018/eb0nfss/
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PressKeysMakeWords
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I made a remote control app using Electron and WebRTC, though its focus is on providing IT support.
The "join by invite" functionality is a single, portable EXE. No configuration required thanks to Electron. I haven't added voice/webcam options, but might if I have free time/energy in the future.
It's open source. I figured I'd share in case anyone would find it useful.
https://doxm.app
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ebyf3dw
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t3_a6r0ka
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/r/programming/comments/a6r0ka/concord_how_i_built_a_screen_sharing_application/ebyf3dw/
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t5_2fwo
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LetsGoHawks
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t2_32830
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In Illinois they have to give severance if they give less than 90 days layoff notice.
I've been laid off a few times, always got 2 weeks for every year of service with a 4 week minimum.
Last time, I got 30 days non-working notice (ie - I was still a full fledged employee, full pay and benefits, just didn't have to show up or do anything for 30 days) before my severance kicked in.
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t3_a2p0j9
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RiPont
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t2_ah3mg
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> So, there's an implied social contract with documentation that if the requirements change, you should update the documentation as you're updating the business logic.
Even when people break that contract, it's often quite revealing to `git blame` the comments vs. the changes they're out of sync with.
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ebyf43w
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t3_a6nfgh
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t5_2fwo
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Darkglow666
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There are some pretty solid patterns emerging for sharing code between AngularDart and Flutter, such as the bloc pattern, but of course it would be far better if all the code could be shared, yes.
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/r/programming/comments/a2b8u4/flutter_on_desktop_a_real_competitor_to_electron/eb0nh6i/
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t5_2fwo
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RiPont
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t2_ah3mg
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That can seriously fuck up programs due to variables/methods sharing names in different scopes.
I prefer
1) Find the definition and rename it.
2) Build All.
3) Use the error log to find all the locations you need to update.
...but that doesn't work on languages with implicit variable declaration.
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grauenwolf
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> Knowing your colleague has to get up in the middle of the night to fix your sloppy code is an incentive to write sloppy code?
Yep. Because you know that they, or more likely you, can just fix any problems as they arise you aren't incentivized to take extra precautions.
I've seen this happen at far too many places.
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eb0nkjh
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t3_a2lrrh
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/r/programming/comments/a2lrrh/developer_on_call/eb0nkjh/
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KwyjiboTheGringo
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t2_ggabw
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You seem bitter about management.
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False
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ebyfczw
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t3_a6nfgh
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aseigo
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t2_m8ral
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That sort of is the point, though.
If this library were to become more popular because it is now unencumbered source code, AMD could elect to build an unemcumbered API-compatible library and patents would not be a blocking issue.
I do not think that is likely in this case for a variety reasons, but patents are unlikely to be one of them.
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/r/programming/comments/a2oxxm/nvidia_physx_sdk_has_gone_open_source_3clause_bsd/eb0nlxv/
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-19
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RiPont
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t2_ah3mg
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Unfortunately, some doctors don't seem to keep up.
I had a doctor that didn't even fucking know there was a quick strep test. Waiting 3 days with obvious symptoms (I had strep numerous times before) without getting antibiotics until the test came back? Fuck that.
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HomeBrewingCoder
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t2_149sqrr2
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There is a technical and a practical justification to this methodology even on top of the fact it makes people less likely to ask for better estimates.
The technical justification is that if there is doubt on how it should be done to make a better timeline, in all but the longer timelines that assessment just adds extra time. From a practical point of view if you're being demanded a shorter time frame, it is more likely that it is important, which means it is more likely to undergo revisions.
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RiPont
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t2_ah3mg
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Bug Report: "Run" button gets disabled and never comes back.
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False
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ebyfki7
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t3_a6nfgh
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/r/programming/comments/a6nfgh/things_nobody_told_me_about_being_a_software/ebyfki7/
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public
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grauenwolf
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t2_570j
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Interesting points.
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False
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eb0nysv
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t3_a2p0j9
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/r/programming/comments/a2p0j9/must_be_willing_to_work_under_pressure_is_a/eb0nysv/
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public
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RiPont
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t2_ah3mg
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Not as functional as a programming language, but requires as much effort as a programming language. And you generally can't just opt to not use it.
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False
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ebyfzao
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t3_a6nfgh
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/r/programming/comments/a6nfgh/things_nobody_told_me_about_being_a_software/ebyfzao/
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grauenwolf
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t2_570j
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The only company I've worked for that allows unpaid time off is the one that offers decent amounts of paid time off so I've never tried it.
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False
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eb0o1ne
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t3_a2p0j9
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/r/programming/comments/a2p0j9/must_be_willing_to_work_under_pressure_is_a/eb0o1ne/
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one_is_the_loneliest
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t2_r62aul9
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Definitely. Swearing in Australia is _way_ different than swearing in Canada. However, I still don't think it adds much in a technical context, like code comments.
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False
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ebyfztx
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t3_a6i85m
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/r/programming/comments/a6i85m/openjdk_bug_report_complains_source_code_has_too/ebyfztx/
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/r/programming/comments/a2p24m/securing_your_site_like_its_1999/eb0o8dw/
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RiPont
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t2_ah3mg
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> Sometimes I finish stuff, tell them I want to write test cases, they tell me to push it instead.
Write the tests first.
> Other times, the deadlines are so awful we're writing code 5 minutes before it has to run in production.
Well, shit. Run.
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ebyg20f
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t3_a6nfgh
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foomprekov
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t2_5hh96
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Your job still sucks. If someone puts in more than 40 here, they'll probably be told to go home. That's if anyone notices since we dont punch in nor have set arrival times. We trust our employees.
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sirdashadow
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t2_4cni9
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False
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ebyg23y
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t3_a6snea
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/r/programming/comments/a6snea/working_with_qspispi_memories_with_the_zynq_zynq/ebyg23y/
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t5_2fwo
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EWJacobs
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t2_bash7
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No-business means no failure.
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eb0ob5w
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t3_a2on5t
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McRawffles
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t2_671e0
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Yeah that's annoying as fuck. Same thing with naming sprints after characters/games/etc., like sure it's "fun" for the first 5 seconds but as soon as you're 2 sprints down the line it's just a pain in the ass
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ebyg37o
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combinatorylogic
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t2_iab4d
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What a pitiful brain-dead mongo you are...
It is just hilaruous that such a mentally retarded piece of shit is a PhD student. Says a lot about the sad state of the commercialised higher education.
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False
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eb0ofuv
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t3_a2hpd8
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/r/programming/comments/a2hpd8/is_lisp_a_good_language_to_start_learning_as_a/eb0ofuv/
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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public
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mattkenefick
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t2_393vk
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Looks like chain emails from AOL 3.0 are making a comeback.
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False
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ebyg4qh
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t3_a6v4yh
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t3_a6v4yh
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/r/programming/comments/a6v4yh/one_of_my_friends_created_this_super_cool_and_fun/ebyg4qh/
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GaryCant
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t2_73x8n
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Get noise cancelling headphones and wear them when you play. That way you don't hear the puck nor your coworkers yelling at you to stop.
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False
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eb0ogy6
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t3_a2p0j9
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/r/programming/comments/a2p0j9/must_be_willing_to_work_under_pressure_is_a/eb0ogy6/
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tl;dr - `FUCKING` (3 out of 5 charts agree)
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I understand, but my experience is that the way FP is presented in universities doesn't really give students the idea that it's something they could use in the real world or how to apply it effectively. For context, my company works with Clojure, and we regularly hire co-op students from university of Toronto and university of Waterloo. We pretty much have to do all the training on the job, even though Scheme is a required course at both universities.
I also find it's harder for people to go from imperative to functional than the other way around. Students who have no to little programming experience tend to pick things up faster than those who already developed intuitions for the imperative style.
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There was a bot that did it for the comment section on posts
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