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I'm unimpressed.
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There's still cost, in extra machines and extra complexity that you just introduced into your CI automation scripts. At the end of the day, you have plenty of other things to work on and you have to prioritize your work. That's generally the main reason you won't find any place with a perfect setup.
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BoyRobot777
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Happy to hear that :) Because you make my everyday work enjoyable and easier. Both Hibernate User Guide and your book is my source to go, whenever I seek for clarification and best-pratice approach. Keep on rocking man! I hope someday I can contribute as much as you.
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Oh, right. That's strange to me. Because then there will be lots of empty strings (ie 123 456 891 ?! etc). My instinct would have been to match characters, apply some kind of function (lower case and strip s at end maybe so year and years match), then add it to a hash list where if it fails (because element exist) increment the counter. IDR if there's a try_add in python hash list but that exist in my fav lang
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I spent a few months looking for a new role as I wanted to progress to senior developer and I really wanted to find the right company so I was being very picky. During this time one advert kept popping up and it mentioned that the office was
"A recently renovated church with break out room, games consoles <add the rest of the crap you can think of>"
The advert talked more about the office space than the job, I avoided it like the plague but just made me laugh they thought it would work. As the job posting was up for months I felt the company didn't have much going for it apart from the office space. Looked up the office space and it's rented office space, they dont own the building just rent a few rooms.
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Ghosty141
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Cause frameworks are the big thing right now that every startup uses and praises. And because a lot of the people writing on medium arent 20 year veterans of the software industry who already figured out when and for what to use frameworks
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Tyuiop71
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PHP can be tedious to write various tools. Doing a robust authentication system for instance in PHP is pretty tedious. Comapred to Node which has pre-built tools for authentication (Although PHP does have frameworks with pre-built auth tools, we are referring to vanilla PHP)
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MoDuReddit
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> hello MFC
*sheds a tear*
That last brute-fast UI for Windows. So many crashes if you're not very very careful, but so fast and small and OS-themed.
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Its not a bug its a feature!
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wllmsaccnt
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My last point was that I didn't realize flask wasn't as simple as FTP'ing a file to a folder and running it and my assumptions about /u/strongdoctor were wrong. *I was wrong*.
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bitwize
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One minor detail about EULAs: It's not the fact that you clicked on "Agree" or opened the package that binds you to the agreement. It's the fact that the agreement constitutes the _only_ terms under which you have a right to use the software. You see, in order to be useful, software must be copied from the disk into the computer's memory -- and such copying constitutes a copy for the purposes of copyright. Therefore, if you violate the EULA, you are infringing copyright (with all the civil and criminal penalties appertaining thereto).
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immibis
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> Writing something yourself that does the exact same thing is more likely to have defects than whatever industry standard thing you're using.
You won't write the exact same thing though, you'll write a smaller thing.
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AromaticFeed
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In a study performed by the Center for Obvious Shit That We Shouldn't Need To Say Twice And Really Maybe Not Even The First Time, researchers have found that bugtrackers hosted on GitHub are cesspools with standards for quality that rank just below an average phpBB forum from 10 years ago. The Center reports their next study will focus on the question, "Are you really in trouble with the IRS, and should you give your credit card to that person calling you?"
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Wiltix
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At my current role if you regularly exceed your working week by 5 hours (so an hour a day) they seriously look into it. They pride themselves on their agile process (it's actually very good I was shocked when I started and it was a real attempt at agile). If you are constantly going over your hours to meet deadlines they will tell you to just fail the sprint and bring up the issues in the retro, so we as a company can adjust as best we can to not make it happen. It's a breath of fresh air after years of companies saying they are agile but every deadline is set in stone.
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chipstastegood
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t2_h2vq6
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Better yet, write the tests first
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t3_a6nfgh
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immibis
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t2_dj2ua
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Run it on your actual phone?
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t3_a2b8u4
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progfu
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At least he got some feedback and can learn from his mistakes. I’d rather overpost and get feedback than to never post and save my ego.
Worst case? He gets downvoted to oblivion and learns from it. Aren’t we all here to learn?
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whomst_eats_ass
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Depends on how shit the code base is. If I was working on a nightmare fuel codebase, I might grab a cheeky beer.
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K4rm4_4
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this is smart
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htuhola
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There are people who shit on everything but you really shouldn't listen them or live by them. And it's common that the crap part is proportionally oversized compared to everything else.
People simply are that way, but doesn't mean that you shouldn't try to impress developers. Just don't mistake developers with the whole of hacker news audience.
And it might need a bit more than an another addition to the pile of python-to-javascript translators. Also don't compress emotions, I'm happy that there's yet another option there, but I'm not impressed by that.
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AffectionateTotal7
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I only saw one ad before the video started? I don't think I saw any during the video
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/r/programming/comments/a6smaj/8_super_heroic_linux_commands_that_you_probably/ebyoeq4/
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MoDuReddit
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t2_bzmq3
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You mean like Android studio, where the default shortcut for Redo (Ctrl+y) actually deletes a line. Good luck getting that cut line back.
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chipstastegood
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t2_h2vq6
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Nothing works if you don’t know how to use it
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adr86
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CGI actually did a lot too - the web server would parse http headers and stuff for you (actually, a lot of what php does is just wrap the cgi params). Really, it is all kinda fuzzy lines anyway.
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Valmar33
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The article makes a very interesting statement about EULAs and Copyright law:
> [...] EULAs are an attempt to get out of copyright law — where the copyright owner is quite limited in the rights afforded to them as to how the content is consumed — and into contract law, where there are many fewer such limits. And EULAs have accordingly historically restricted (or tried to restrict) all sorts of uses like benchmarking, reverse engineering, running with competitive products (or, say, being used by a competitor to make competitive products), and so on.
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lord_braleigh
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Black was built by Łukasz Langa, who is not me. It's an extremely opinionated code formatter which formats all of your code into a subset of PEP8. We're really happy we standardized our Python code with Black - it makes diff review much easier and reduces bikeshedding by a ton.
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/r/programming/comments/a2sqev/black_the_uncompromisingly_opinionated_code/eb0v9lz/
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Gotebe
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> What I object to (and what I think others object to) is trying to be at once open and proprietary; you must pick one.
I don't see why.
It's a random distinction and there can exist those who do both.
What is important is not to be a dick about what you're doing.
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aquatictortoise
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Wait until management realizes and starts holding them on zero notice. The kind of "everyone in the building, come into the auditorium" meetings where you'd expect some kind of important announcement but it's just 2 hours of "magically do more work in less time".
You know it's not going well with the company, yet napkin math shows that they've wasted thousands of dollars on ... nothing.
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phasePup
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Well done! See if you can make it a bit cleaner and learn a bit more. Try digging a bit more into strings.
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They use RN in places, but neither FB nor Instagram has been rewritten to be pure RN.
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shared_makes_it_real
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Been programming for 22 years, working professionally for 18.
Ya'll need to chill out. You can point out how this can be done better without being a dick about it. Clearly some developers, probably newer ones, found it interesting enough to upvote it. I spent a lot of time in my early years of writing code re-inventing wheels I didn't know existed. In the end it didn't matter because it was all time I spent getting more familiar with the basics of programming: loops, branches and data.
Props to this guy for finding a fun project and putting their work out on display. Props to the people in this thread who are using this as a teaching opportunity to give newer developers a chance to see how someone with a lot more background would do it.
For everybody else, we don't need to be cuddly but we don't need to be absolute dicks either.
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leitimmel
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I assume this was posted in order to draw attention to the controversial new slogan, which has been heavily discussed both here and in /r/rust. The gist is that most people are quite unhappy with it for various reasons, even within the Rust community. Direct your critique to the people in charge at [the repo](https://github.com/rust-lang/beta.rust-lang.org). Same holds for other suggestions for improvement, of course.
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subredditorganizer
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>word for word in words if word
lol, I love python
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MoDuReddit
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t2_bzmq3
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They also takes ages to open.
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__sharkey
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I'm sure you get used to list comprehensions, but if you want to filter a list/array, `filter()` is better:
words.filter(word => !stop_words.includes(word))
* No keywords.
* Doesn't use variables both before and after their definition.
* `filter()` lets me choose whether I also want a `map()`. List comprehensions require a map, even for identity (`word for word`), so I need to read/comprehend that when reviewing.
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dobkeratops
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should read *C++ standard library* smart pointers make bad APIs
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crvc
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t2_8d060
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have you even heard of tf-idf???
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ebyosym
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t3_a6ufoy
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kevinlamonte
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> no speculative execution which means every branch in your code causes a massive slow down
Huh? No SE, no branch predictor at all, so no branch mis-predictions, and thus no average performance to "slow down" from.
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crvc
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t2_8d060
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maybe he meant this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollerith_constant /s
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FlyingRhenquest
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t2_nkufq
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It doesn't scare me, I just don't want to do it.
*Edit:* It's just not really an interesting enough problem to be particularly rewarding, in the grand scheme of things.
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/r/programming/comments/a2ml49/going_frameworkless_why_you_should_try_web_dev/eb0vf4m/
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BIGSTANKDICKDADDY
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t2_u8qwl
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Not programming. Pay for an ad if you want to advertise.
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/r/programming/comments/a6v4yh/one_of_my_friends_created_this_super_cool_and_fun/ebyow4n/
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Chii
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Correct. This is why software patents is bullshit.
It'd be impossible to not hit any patent when developing any non-trivial software, because software patents tend to be written in as broad a language as possible. And you can get sued and fined even if you didnt know you were breaking the patent! Esp. after you've sucessfully got revenue from your software.
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/r/programming/comments/a2oxxm/nvidia_physx_sdk_has_gone_open_source_3clause_bsd/eb0vix9/
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rlbond86
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t2_436ic
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Dude. You need to learn about `str.split()` and `defaultdict`. List comprehensions and generator experssions/continuations too. This is honestly painful to read.
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ebyoylg
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t3_a6ufoy
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MoDuReddit
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t2_bzmq3
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You are thinking as a software consumer, you have no idea what you're talking about, as the words are the same but they mean different things to you, than it does to a developer.
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t3_a2b8u4
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/r/programming/comments/a2b8u4/flutter_on_desktop_a_real_competitor_to_electron/eb0viyb/
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rlbond86
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t2_436ic
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And a defaultdict instead of checking for key existence
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t3_a6ufoy
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/r/programming/comments/a2hpd8/is_lisp_a_good_language_to_start_learning_as_a/eb0vj4a/
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rlbond86
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t2_436ic
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I've made shitty code too when learning a new language. I didn't publish an article about it because I had a shred of self awareness.
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t3_a6ufoy
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IamSparticles
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I previously worked at a company that had no limits on time off. When I started they just told me "Take time off whenever you need it. Just check with your manager first." It worked pretty well, actually, but we were a small startup at the time, with only about 30 employees. If somebody was abusing the system, everyone would know about it pretty quick. The company has grown quite a bit since I left. I have no idea if they still have the same policy. Actually, if they do, they'll probably have to change it now. A new state law requires employers to either provide documented paid family and medical leave, or else pay premiums for a state-run plan. My current company just updated our policy to compensate, bumping everyone up to a baseline of 5 weeks of PTO per year.
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xenneract
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Bad data presentation too. Fucking *pie* charts for the occurrences of the top 10 words?
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t3_a6ufoy
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MoDuReddit
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t2_bzmq3
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Right, if you're using video or scrolling a virtual panel in a single window. Try changing to full screen on youtube and back, count the seconds that operation takes. For reference, Media Player Classic changes in 0 milliseconds. Or try resizing the browser window. Or changing screen orientation.
Ahh..., the lag... my blood pressure--..
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t3_a2b8u4
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rlbond86
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t2_436ic
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You don't even need to do a regex. `words = filter(lambda x: x.isalpha(), words)`
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t3_a6ufoy
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GenericsMotors
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>What is the difference between using 1-GB of RAM or 4-GB or N-GB? Does the computer feel happier when software uses less RAM?
And some wonder why web developers are called "webshits".
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t3_a2b8u4
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What would you as a programmer want to know about CSS? I wrote a small ebook about CSS and would want to write a second one targeted specifically at programmers who struggle with CSS.
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t3_a6nfgh
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immibis
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100MB is the bare minimum. It can be several GB. And I have to run several of these apps.
Say I want to run Eclipse (3GB with a large project, like Linux), Firefox (1GB), a VM (8GB)... and now five different apps that each take 500MB more than they need to. It adds up. At some point my computer will be running too slowly, and I will close/delete the less important resource-hogging apps, which is probably your one.
I happen to have 32GB of RAM in my computer, because I found a good deal, but I know plenty of people who don't.
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eb0vtie
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t3_a2b8u4
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/r/programming/comments/a2b8u4/flutter_on_desktop_a_real_competitor_to_electron/eb0vtie/
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shared_makes_it_real
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t2_wvcqaot
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And yet the only reason it's being discussed is because they were pressured into coming up with a CoC.
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t3_a6i85m
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/r/programming/comments/a6i85m/openjdk_bug_report_complains_source_code_has_too/ebyp7jc/
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MoDuReddit
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t2_bzmq3
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Yup, Windows allows any app window to take full hold of their view port. Remember Winamp?
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t3_a2b8u4
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bumbumbambam
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Then i wouldnt call it edge case, i'd say then:
1) You are just a code monkey, who wrote code that was designed by garbage engineers;
2) You are that garbage engineer;
3) You code is simply not targeting their use case, but simply because a client bought your product, and your boss also fucked clients wife and daughter, your company has no choice but rewrite your "hello world" into nuclear weapons a.i. system.
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/r/programming/comments/a1rp4s/why_is_2_i_i_faster_than_2_i_i_java/eb0vye0/
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Staks
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I don't think I have ever seen a poster project their insecurities as intensely as OP. Yikes.
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I'd say it's far from nightmare fuel... at least compared to other codebases I worked with. There was a lot of lava-layering, external dependencies, and way too many end-to-end tests, but everything was pretty well organized and followed SOLID principles.
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duhace
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> yeah I do, actually, do you?
yes, they're nazis idiot
> And you went from "millions" down to a "good number". Pray tell, how much would that be, exactly?
millions is a good estimate. do you think i have a hard count on the number of nazis in the world? and are you gonna pretend they're rare, what with richard spencer and his ilk running around?
stop being an idiot
> do you see me demanding they shut their ignorant pieholes?
you've whined about it for three posts now (unprompted as well too!)
maybe stop whining so much
> I remind you it's you who is on a holy mission to police speech and thought.
i'm not. i said master/slave isn't necessary to use and is needlessly offensive and you whined that you had to use it cause alternative wording might trick people into thinking your processes want workers' rights or something. i'm mocking your stupid ass for showing how stupid you are and making it quite clear how you don't have any real excuse for using that terminology other than being a stupid asshole
> 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.
ah, so first the problem doesn't exist, now you want me to prove it's a big problem. you sure spend a lot of time trying to pretend black people don't actually have problems (and then trying to pretend their problems are self inflicted).
> anecdote of your friend is really touching, but again please quantify the problem.
how about no. you can do your own homework. you claimed asians have it great wrt to racism, now quantify it.
> 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.
funny how you write this after writing
> a telltale sign of "I spew horseshit I cannot support in any way".
you can't support your own horseshit so you invent a whole racist backstory for me to make yourself feel better? sad
1. i don't care for harvard as an institution
2. you just got done quoting a harvard study to try to back up your bullshit
are you sure you weren't writing about yourself?
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GhostBond
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t2_v4lid
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^ Keep your SJW bullsit out of the sub. The interviewer likes you but isn't sure if they want to hire you or not. The girl thinks you're cute but isn't sure she should come back to your place or not. It's all the same thing.
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jgthms
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t2_75a5b
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What do you find difficult about CSS?
I’d like to write a second ebook on CSS specifically for programmers, hoping to give them the “aha” moment so that they would finally get it.
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orion78fr
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Yeah I was talking about single threaded performance. Obviously multi-threading is great of you can.
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iforgot120
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t2_3xau5
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Also, I feel like NLTK has a function to extract most common words from a corpus, also excluding stop words..
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ZakTaccardi
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Interesting complaint! Maybe they'll save `let` for deep immutability..
I love that you have to decide between either read only or writable with only one keyword. I do not miss `final` at all
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t3_a2b8u4
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Pleb_nz
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Funny. One of r/Atheism top words is church.. sigh
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t3_a6ufoy
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MoDuReddit
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t2_bzmq3
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I understand your pain brother. I've spent 6 months redoing a software/hardware project from scratch because I hated the 60ms latency of the old system. For the record, my current system's latency is 3.4 ms ;D
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t3_a2b8u4
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nyamuk91
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> Now there are so many better alternatives
Can you give some examples? Not a web dev but planning to be one. I'm currently using Python
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nilamo
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Got some links handy? Demos/tutorials/how-to-guides have historically been super difficult for me to google, without hitting paywalls.
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/r/programming/comments/a2oxxm/nvidia_physx_sdk_has_gone_open_source_3clause_bsd/eb0w7vo/
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shared_makes_it_real
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\> The trick is to [ build skills](https://www.businessinsider.com/indeed-says-amazon-web-services-microsoft-azure-and-google-cloud-skills-are-rising-in-demand-2018-12) needed for the job, rather than the industry. For example, let's say you want to be a software engineer. To find a job, rather than just learning general [ programming skills](https://www.businessinsider.com/the-10-most-popular-programming-languages-according-to-github-2018-10?r=UK&IR=T), it would be more helpful to look into the jobs you're interested in and [ develop the skills](https://www.businessinsider.com/the-fastest-growing-programming-languages-according-to-the-facebook-for-programmers-2018-10) that those specific employers want.
In other words, businesses are disappointed to find that human beings aren't shaped by cookie cutters.
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Kelderic
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You are technically right in that no one "needs" to use a GUI for git. But if you extrapolate that logic out, no one "needs" a GUI for interacting with a file system ... goodbye Windows Explorer. No one "needs" a GUI for editing documents ... goodbye Word/InDesign. And so on and so forth. You can make the argument that GUIs aren't needed for anything. Which is true. It doesn't change the fact that GUIs make things **easier**. The command line requires memorizing vast numbers of exact commands. GUIs have icons and buttons to click. It might not be as fast, but it's certainly easier for a lot of people.
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/r/programming/comments/9hdd9u/sublime_merge_git_client_from_the_makers_of/eb0w8ak/
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ada221
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I find that going a step further and attempting full-on TDD helps. When you're writing the test *with* the code, rather than after, its much easier IMO, rather than "Okay, I just wrote this, now how the hell do I test it? what? there are no insertion points for easy mocking? straight to the long-running integration test with ya... :("
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MoDuReddit
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t2_bzmq3
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Check out Firefox, or Edge. They do that natively for years.
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t2_wvcqaot
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You forgot "and then ingraining their applications with shitty frameworks recommended by the cheapest most inexperienced hire they could find."
It's the ciiiiiiircle of life.
For me this is just fine. You can either pay me to do it right or pay me 10x to fix it later. I'm happy as a clam either way.
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MoDuReddit
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t2_bzmq3
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As a Windows/Visual Studio user, that UI is completely alien to me.
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This is key. I'm a contractor with a senior status, and when I arrived at my current project, there were a total of 12 unit tests, out of which 11 failed and about 10 were not testing the production code - rather, they were verifying system behavior (on Android).
I asked around about writing tests, no one really gave me a definite answer, so I just started writing those tests. There's about a hundred test cases now, and I've started to see other developers write tests as well. One guy even got a "unit testing story" put on his backlog that must be completed before we can ship the feature.
All in all, I believe in doing what's right and good for the product in the long run, and I won't put that much weight on short-sightedness when it comes to software quality. I don't really care if someone comes yelling at me because I missed some ridiculous deadline that was set without consulting me, just because I took the extra effort of writing a safety net for the bugs that are bound to come when we release. It might take me a day to write those tests, but when we get bugs from the users, I damn sure will want that safety net to be there as I start tackling those bugs.
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flukus
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If it's software for the general public that's not true. They also want to run other stuff, all that RAM isn't just for your program.
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Liam2349
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FYI I am a developer and have direct experience with UWP. I would say you are the one who does not know how UWP works, and clearly you do not understand power consumption.
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-manabreak
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t2_blpmk
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"TODO: FIXME" (Last modified: 2013-09-25 by <that external who left in 2014>)
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MoDuReddit
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t2_bzmq3
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I bet those f**ckers bought Intel shares.
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Hey, don't worry about the apparent rudeness. I understand I'm not experienced and I really appreciate the constructive criticism.
&#x200B;
Anyway, I've moved as much out of the header as possible. It now just includes the main class interface declaration, with method prototypes and members, nothing else. You're right about it looking much cleaner. However, right now I have it split into three different files: the algorithm implementation (with all the global variables and crypto functions), the interface header (with the class declaration), and the class definition (definition of methods). As far as I know, I need to have it this way because the members are data-types (so include the implementation include at the top) but class declarations must come before definitions (placing the definition include at the end). Is this the right way of going about this, or am I just being dumb?
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MoDuReddit
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t2_bzmq3
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A very good point everyone forget when talking the praises of Win32. Just go full UWP if you can. I recommend at least Keepass editor and the like.
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progfu
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Honestly I’d rather see this post than “yetanotherframework.js v4.7.24alpha released”, or “overhyped news article about elon musk” ... at least this article showed some information I did not expect (the pie charts).
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MoDuReddit
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t2_bzmq3
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Yes. It's called "Modern browsers are wannabe OS".
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t3_a2b8u4
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edoha
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t2_2avmouix
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Are Python worth for building app?
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False
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ebypukp
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t3_a6fopy
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/r/programming/comments/a6fopy/python_vs_java_performance_what_is_python_used_for/ebypukp/
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rikonTikon
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Try mutation testing, instead of classic line coverage. It will also point out if tests are meaningless
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honestArmadillo
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I agree. The negativity in most of these comments just isn't needed. I like the formative feedback some people are giving though.
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s73v3r
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t2_3c7qc
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Or, it could just be lazy JavaScript developers being unwilling to invest the time and effort to learn something different.
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Gotebe
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I would have been surprised if management even understood the meaning of the term "unit test".
I constantly send out Wikipedia links to my higher-up, that explain the most basic terms . Unit testing crops up often.
Yes, I don't have a career 😁😁😁
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I can only imagine week-1 beginners staring at unresolved type errors and questioning their key life decisions. I like Haskell, and it's factored into my own development, but I think it's difficult to appreciate it without some education first.
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/r/programming/comments/a2hpd8/is_lisp_a_good_language_to_start_learning_as_a/eb0wtcj/
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funny_falcon
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t2_31pdf
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unless bit tricks with pointers are used it is quite easy to use libgc (conservative garbage collector) to proper memory management.
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MoDuReddit
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t2_bzmq3
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Let's instead make a game out of it and rate apps according to the year... it will probably be when modern computers can run that particular app smoothly without hindrance.
Me first, I call Slack a 2035.
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zsolt691
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t2_fwxqe
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I meant not for the mac changing part.
Some hotels/airport wifi's will let some kind of packets through (eg.: ICMP).
In that case can you use this.
In OP's scenario it depends how the hotel configured their rules.
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/r/programming/comments/a5rb95/free_hotel_wifi_with_python_and_selenium/ebyq92s/
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jl2352
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t2_11g67p
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I heard they tried to rewrite Gecko 3 times in C++ before they switched to Rust.
Large scale code bases are hard to work with. Especially if they are concurrent. That's the tl;dr; on their interest with Rust.
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/r/programming/comments/a2oxml/how_i_wrote_a_modern_c_library_in_rust/eb0wvte/
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beginner_
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t2_cnvyz
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Yeah that is probably the worst programming blog post I have ever read. It's absolutely trivial what he does and then it's done in a dumb way like a huge manual created stop word list. I mean I have never done nlp but the existence of stop words should simply be known or found via searching. Being a good "googler" is IMHO very important as programmer. reinventing the wheel...
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gnzoidberg
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t2_lhyx434
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"Why you should downvote every article with \*you should\* in the title"
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/r/programming/comments/a2ml49/going_frameworkless_why_you_should_try_web_dev/eb0wydy/
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Filtered Reddit Uplifting News
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Recent Programming Comments
Returns a limited set of programming records from 2020 to 2023, providing basic filtering with minimal analytical value.