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Chii
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Writing responsive apps require skills regardless of framework. A lag free electron app takes the same care and design work as a native one with similar levels of responsiveness.
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El_Impresionante
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This! If your filtering function takes one parameter just send that function in. No need for lambdas.
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kevinlamonte
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Ah I see, thanks.
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t3_a2oxxm
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Cruuncher
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t2_6tkwo
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Where does the table come from?
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Chii
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t2_32xof
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I'd argue that users brought this upon themselves by not wanting to pay for software.
Sublime text is really good, and per mb of ram, bests any other editor I have used in speed and functionality. And yet, atom and vs code wins out on the editor wars.
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t5_2fwo
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drjeats
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t2_4lzhn
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> - No keywords.
Why is this more desirable to you?
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t3_a6ufoy
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BulbousAlsoTapered
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t2_44gyt
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>good vacation time.
I am a guy working in the UK who is laughing at you. And the UK has worse vacation time than most West European countries.
I started on 27.5 days a year. That goes up to 32.5 next year. Sick leave is separate.
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sgoody
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t2_3beuk
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I agree... though I do see those kinds of names as an antipattern and often a clear sign that the class is trying to do too many things and is therefore ripe for being split up into more classes/interfaces.
As a contrived example, if your widget class has read/write/validate methods, then chances are it's going to end up being called `WidgetUtils` or `WidgetService` or something... if you split it up into three you'd more logically end up with
`WidgetReader`
`WidgetWriter`
`WidgetValidation`
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ketzo
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t2_94h0r
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I’m starting a job soon at a place with unlimited PTO. How’s your experience with it been? (Sounds pretty ideal from a personal perspective, of course)
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El_Impresionante
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t2_3v1m5
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filter and sorted are functions because they can work on multiple collective data types.
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ebywyzu
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t3_a6ufoy
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exorxor
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> At the end of the day, none of these limitations really matter in my mind. Let’s be honest: how often are you going to be computing this on any realistic graph? Feel free to correct me in the comments, but I personally can’t think of any practical application of this algorithm.
So, it's not logarithmic? Fucking moron.
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yonilerner
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t2_pc8s2
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FWIW... Don't worry if it's not 100% perfect code - no code is. It's a cool project and that's what matters. And you may get some advice on how to do things better
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t3_a6ufoy
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t5_2fwo
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Cthulhudota2
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t2_gxy84
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Also php is pretty framework oriented
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eb125uh
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t3_a2ml49
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DeebsterUK
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t2_9s47o
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It was based on a paper by the Shazam author, Roy van Rijn.
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ebyx274
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t3_a6k3qb
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/r/programming/comments/a6k3qb/how_shazam_works_audio_fingerprinting_and_indexing/ebyx274/
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DuePattern9
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t2_1za5l082
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what's that ... like, 20 work days? That's a whole month!
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t3_a2p0j9
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turkishgentleman
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t2_zsxr8
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I mean that outcome is kinda obvious lol of course theism & religion will be discussed in a-theism subreddit like wtf
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Chii
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t2_32xof
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> y'know, somebody somewhere got to commission 3 copies of the same painting for a lil bit less money. Worth killing the art,
And there are no more blacksmiths who forge knives from scratch (cept the few artisanal ones). Knives are made using cheap metal and stamped with a machines. But they cost way less, and works ok. Users don't want to pay for the expensive artisanal way. It's the same with any commoditization of a previous skillful craft.
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t3_a2b8u4
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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plebbening
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t2_xl2jn
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So using C-a to do stuff with tmux, isn't that gonna conflict with moving to the start of a text line?
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ebyx3w8
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t3_a6qs2g
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/r/programming/comments/a6qs2g/how_i_switched_to_the_terminal/ebyx3w8/
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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FUZxxl
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t2_bnjww
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PHP is the double-clawed hammer of programming language. I'd wager it's even farther into crazy town than Javascript.
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eb12fdp
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t3_a2ml49
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t1_eb125uh
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/r/programming/comments/a2ml49/going_frameworkless_why_you_should_try_web_dev/eb12fdp/
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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MrRazakel
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t2_15jxd2
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Actually, CIG is no longer their customer. At least not directly. They switched to Lumberyard Engine from Amazon, which is built on CryEngine, if I recall correctly.
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ebyx4pa
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t3_a6nfgh
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/r/programming/comments/a6nfgh/things_nobody_told_me_about_being_a_software/ebyx4pa/
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r/programming
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Tyuiop71
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t2_4wae923
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Why are you all trying to critique the performance of vanilla js, cause all I'm stating is that it's not really difficult, not that it's best practice or the best idea lol
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t3_a2ml49
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skulgnome
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> Syscalls have significant overhead.
Syscall overhead is like ~200 clocks per round trip while hosted on KVM on one of the very first Core2 laptop chips. You can execute ~~2~~ a million of those babies per second on a single 2 gigahertz core.
Compare with a typical PCI bus turnaround which takes about 14,000 cycles on real hardware, such as for launching DMA.
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t5_2fwo
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Chii
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t2_32xof
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> You can write a program in Lazarus just as fast as in electron
But you can't pay a dev who can write in Lazarus as little as you can for the electron dev.
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eb12jlb
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t3_a2b8u4
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t5_2fwo
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kvdveer
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t2_5hjkc
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That's true, although when you accidentally depend on UB, you won't find out until the end user is hit.
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ebyx7py
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t3_a6o8uz
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/r/programming/comments/a6o8uz/performance_comparison_of_firefox_64_built_with/ebyx7py/
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figurativelybutts
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Preventable overtime where engineers are the cause in my experiences is due not to laziness but incompetence, because people who lie at interviews is a thing too.
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pyridae
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I've always fucking despised these. More of a hinderance than anything. A waste of time and mental energy.
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t3_a6rl3k
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/r/programming/comments/a6rl3k/be_more_creative_on_writing_by_using_a_mind_map/ebyx82m/
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agbell
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t2_4hxdu
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Are they? how do you define strict?
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eb12ms8
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t3_a2s08c
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/r/programming/comments/a2s08c/the_little_typer_lets_learn_about_dependent_types/eb12ms8/
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rockyrainy
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JeetKuneDo.js
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eb12o1g
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t3_a2ml49
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cephalopodAscendant
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I agree that you should work as a team and avoid having an ego, but what should happen has little influence on what does happen. In all likelihood, you will run into a developer with a sensitive ego at some point in your career, so it's a good idea to learn how to deal with them.
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ebyx9az
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/r/programming/comments/a6f5bk/the_best_programming_advice_i_ever_got_2012/ebyx9az/
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Cthulhudota2
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t2_gxy84
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I don't even want to start a conversation about which one is more crazy town haha
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eb12shn
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bitter_truth_
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t2_dtfuf
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Would be interesting if he added a dummy words scrubber for a more descriptive list.
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t3_a6ufoy
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flukus
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I'm fixing a bug now that was ultimately caused by the code coverage metrics years ago. We have 100% code coverage for this feature, but don't actually test the feature, so when it broke due to a subtle change we didn't know. Users had to tell us 6 months later.
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Not at all, look at all the jerks sprinting up with their better solutions. I'm learning a ton. On the internet the best way to get the right answer is to post the wrong answer.
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jephthai
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Learning to understand and repair errors is one of the most important things in programming. A key feature of a pedagogical language should be intelligible error messages. Haskell has some of the least intuitive error messages of any language I've ever used.
Sure, in Haskell you can't shoot yourself in the foot with all the unsafe coding practices. But at least when you screw something up in an imperative language you can reason through the steps your program was taking.
I'd hate to be a lab TA fielding questions about bugs involving lazy evaluation or spectacular type failures.
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t3_a2hpd8
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jbstjohn
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t2_1wtv
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It appears to be a straight-up reposting of an Atlantic article from last year:
[https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2017/09/saving-the-world-from-code/540393/](https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2017/09/saving-the-world-from-code/540393/)
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ebyxd2i
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t3_a55mxp
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/r/programming/comments/a55mxp/the_coming_software_apocalypse/ebyxd2i/
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adioe3
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t2_th1v
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Speaking as a developer, the way to impress me is with simplicity and correctness. Simple and correct solutions to hard problems are **beyond** difficult and I will applaud and laud anybody who can do that.
Solid examples of good craftsmanship can be found all around but my favorites still remain the innovations from the [OpenBSD](https://www.openbsd.org) project.
That said, tacking 7 layers of complex atop another to make something that a [quick bash script can do 235x faster](https://adamdrake.com/command-line-tools-can-be-235x-faster-than-your-hadoop-cluster.html) will surely fail to impress.
As an aside, strive less to impress and more to collaborate -- posts with titles like "here's my thing, could ya give me some feedback" result in the Linux kernel, posts like "I make thing, LOOKATIT!" don't really ever go anywhere.
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eb12zsu
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t3_a2s9t2
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/r/programming/comments/a2s9t2/you_cant_impress_developers_so_dont_try/eb12zsu/
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t5_2fwo
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drjeats
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t2_4lzhn
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I don't see where the contributor covenant dictates that project maintainers need to actively monitor all public spaces. I agree, nobody wants or should be expected to do that. That's why the enforcement section talks about handling reports of incidents. You have to rely on your community members to report community problems just as you rely on their bug reports.
The section about there being repercussions for failing to enforce policies is so that if one maintainer is causing problems the rest of the maintainers have recourse to correct the problem. Being the only maintainer not enforcing a policy is causing a problem because problems happen when policies are enforced too unevenly.
What constitutes inappropriate behavior is partially defined in the contributor covenant under the examples of unacceptable behavior section. It's explicitly left open-ended because not doing so cripples your ability to resolve issues.
I'd be hard pressed to think of a situation where behavior would both be inappropriate under a CoC and would also not reflect poorly on an employer. At every job I've ever had, minus frelance gigs, there has been a company handbook style document that contains a code of conduct. This long predates the current political debate about CoCs. If you work at an employer where they have a very lax, or no CoC at all, then you should still conduct yourself appropriately if you participate in open source because it's highly likely that other people being paid to work on the same project *do* have employee CoCs.
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/r/programming/comments/a6i85m/openjdk_bug_report_complains_source_code_has_too/ebyxg4w/
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jcelerier
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t2_nju89
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> pro dependent types but not regular old types
that's so weird, that's like saying that you want to have functions but not variables
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t3_a2s08c
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/r/programming/comments/a2s08c/the_little_typer_lets_learn_about_dependent_types/eb1306i/
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t5_2fwo
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Sixshaman
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t2_nussp
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The different word forms can bias the result.
For example, "investigation" and "investigations" are essentially the same word, but the script will see them as different ones. There is no simple way to deal with this.
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ebyxiuw
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bhat
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t2_1tfz
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I once worked with a developer who wrote “tests” just for the purpose of increasing the code coverage.
However, the “tests” did not contain any assertions, and therefore tested nothing. Breaking changes could be made to the code but the "tests" would still pass. They were a complete waste of time, and yet the developer insisted they were improving the codebase by increasing the coverage.
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eb131l7
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t3_a2oimy
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/r/programming/comments/a2oimy/code_coverage_the_metric_that_makes_your_tests/eb131l7/
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El_Impresionante
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t2_3v1m5
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Exactly! I hate those smug comments.
It's like someone going to r/fitness and saying 'They sure talk about body fat a lot'.
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t3_a6ufoy
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t5_2fwo
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tsingy
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t2_q99uz
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Had to work off of a couple wheels past colleagues invented. Was not fun at all
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/r/programming/comments/a2ml49/going_frameworkless_why_you_should_try_web_dev/eb135f2/
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Aliudnomen
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t2_it5jm
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One of the biggest issues I have with python is the fact that filter, map and reduce are builtin functions instead of methods on iterables. I really like chaining these things in a functional-ish way, but in python that quickly becomes unreadable.
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t3_a6ufoy
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/r/programming/comments/a6ufoy/i_wrote_a_python_program_to_calculate_the_most/ebyxk9y/
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grey_gander
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t2_10s1ul
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Oh, *that* link has some great stuff! Editing my comment...
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/r/programming/comments/a29jmw/a_programmers_introduction_to_mathematics/eb13beg/
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t5_2fwo
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puradawid
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t2_janux
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Back to the 90's.
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ebyxlrf
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t3_a6yfxw
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/r/programming/comments/a6yfxw/how_do_i_reverse_engineer_a_calculator_open_in_my/ebyxlrf/
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t5_2fwo
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Deathisfatal
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t2_50ntj
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>They mean ~~*Tischfußball*~~ *Kicker*.
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t3_a2p0j9
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skulgnome
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t2_37fao
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A.k.a. "Rob Pike gets it exactly wrong wrt include guards".
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/r/programming/comments/a6ybiq/rob_pike_notes_on_programming_in_c/ebyxna5/
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rustbutunironically
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t2_2lvlnvav
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That's not all knives, though. Anyone doing anything besides home cooking will get nicer and more expensive knives, made from better stuff with more testing and such put into it.
Even if the manufacturing method is different, there are still users that expect good usability and performance from the product, and there are still good manufacturers that can deliver that.
But with software, that's not possible. I can't buy my way into a native Slack client. I'm stuck using the same lowest common denominator app.
It makes financial sense that things turned out the way they did. But it still fucking sucks and I hate it.
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/r/programming/comments/a2b8u4/flutter_on_desktop_a_real_competitor_to_electron/eb13p3h/
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wingtales
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t2_5s16o
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See if you can plug in your headset into a different port. As I understand it, the front headset ports on PCs tend to share the same earth, and often there's leakage through that.
Here is someone else who had the same problem and this fixed it: https://www.reddit.com/r/discordapp/comments/6p82ir/pc_sounds_goes_through_mic_on_discord/
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/r/programming/comments/a6r0ka/concord_how_i_built_a_screen_sharing_application/ebyxqdh/
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david622
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t2_3omeo
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I mean, it feels like a desktop app, rather than a mobile/cross platform app. Also, it doesn't feel like a web browser, or like a web site masquerading as an application.
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InquiREEEEEEEEEEE
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Yep, but ideally you spend a big chunk of the time planing and searching for already existing implementations of your (sub-)solutions. If you are dealing with a new problem domain, knowing the right terms to look for is hard tho.
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exorxor
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That guy sounds incredibly ignorant.
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Gtex555
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t2_jdt4u
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thx
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thebritisharecome
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t2_im1m9
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Eh, i'm not sure I agree with this.
I'm a lead dev and have been with quite a few companies. Most if not all have had these sorts of things in their job description. None of them have been stressful as a result of poor management.
Actually I think it's because frankly - it's amazing how few programmers handle stress very well, a lot will panic at the first sign of trouble. I've seen programmers burst out into tears because they can't solve an emergency problem, i've seen programmers walk out the moment something breaks because of a mistake they made (not that anything would happen - we all make mistakes, we're human).
I think a lot of employers want knowledgeable, trustworthy, driven developers that won't freak out the moment a bit of pressure is applied but in reality there are too many that are overpaid, over grown, molly coddled children.
Developers get paid a lot - usually, but it's one of the few professions where you can get away with being a spoilt brat and it's dismissed as "oh they're just a developer" "you know what developers are like".
Not to say i haven't met and worked with some great developers but in most situations i'd rather have someone who is less skilled but can handle their shit when the database server shits the bed or a line of code they've written misses Q&A and charges everything to a single customer. You can train away incompetence. It's hard to train away shit behaviours.
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t3_a2p0j9
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InquiREEEEEEEEEEE
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t2_2fm0meg7
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Yes seriously! I abhore code redundance and always strive to use build-in function whereever possible, but this is not a reason to cause a thread-local shitstorm. When I see possibilty for reducing lines of code by using built-in stuff, I simply and neutraly tell the author. /u/xTommy2016x I hope you don't get discouraged by some of the responses in this thread! You completed a fun project and learned something new - you did everything allright :)
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t3_a6ufoy
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BulbousAlsoTapered
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t2_44gyt
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I've been that manager.
Part of my job is to ensure that my devs live to fight another day.
When I'm off in a locked conference room talking to the business types, a lot of what I'm doing is explaining that 12 pounds of potatoes don't fit in a ten-pound sack and that no, I'm not going to do human sacrifice with my team because some asshole failed to plan correctly.
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t3_a2p0j9
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BeakerAU
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t2_gmh24
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Disappointing that this isn't a link back to the same reddit post.
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ebyxyc3
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t3_a6xz59
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/r/programming/comments/a6xz59/an_introduction_to_recursion_schemes/ebyxyc3/
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t5_2fwo
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tactics
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t2_2zyvj
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I would hope, for the sake of my worldview, that the first piece of software anytime writes is a piece of garbage.
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eb146ll
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t3_a2ml49
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StickiStickman
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t2_hqtct
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Depends. If you wanna learn how it works you won't. If you just wanna get it working you will.
The problem is if you only do the second you won't realize strings are character arrays :)
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t3_a6ufoy
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Corait
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t2_2hpc0q7m
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True, but then we are talking quality vs quantity again.
My old employer also considered it a good idea to have a project outsourced to East Europe. It saves money he said. After getting the project returned to us.
We needed a rewrite of the code, hiring another senior developer and before you knew it, all that nice profit was gone and the company was in a hole for the project.
You pay for what you get. Its not because you can get electron devs cheaper because its just html/css/javascript, that you get a good programmer. Why did PHP get such a awful reputation... Sure, the language had issues but most of those are gone, yet people hate PHP. Because PHP has a lot of cheap programmers, that do not know the basics, do not know the old or new "gotchas" in PHP and end up writing programs that keep eating money in rewrites and bug fixes and bug fixes.
I do not want to sound elitist because there are a lot of good programmers out there who work for cheap and also expensive programmers that are not worth their money.
But the argument "its cheaper" tends to backfire a lot in the IT world.
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RaptorXP
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t2_e0lgi
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There is a big difference between using profanity verbally, and committing it into a codebase that you ship.
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t3_a6i85m
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/r/programming/comments/a6i85m/openjdk_bug_report_complains_source_code_has_too/ebyy2r9/
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TravisLabs
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t2_ehnwc
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>Or somebody has a soft spot for the 1401?
Like [Jóhann Jóhannsson](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a61K-RYCLRM&list=OLAK5uy_lfugQLnpW0ky8pizEpEJkBSDF9ZCvqBsQ)
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t3_a2pser
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/r/programming/comments/a2pser/the_ibm_1401_mainframe_runs_edith/eb14mfu/
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wingtales
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t2_5s16o
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See my reply to the parent comment.
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t3_a6r0ka
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adr86
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Yeah, it is pretty rote. Just I recently actually rewrote one and it turned out to only be about 110 lines of code and took about half an hour, so really it wasn't that big of a deal.
And that is my experience with a lot of these pieces: they aren't really that hard to do. Kinda boring maybe (you just follow the spec), and I'll grant it is easy to do stuff wrong on edge cases (part of what helped me is it was rewriting one, so I already knew the cases, already had the tests etc)... but still not something I'd use as much weight in a decision on library/framework/etc.
edit: BTW if you are curious why i was rewriting something that worked, it was just because of compile time. The old version of my lib compiled in about 1.5 seconds, the new one does in about 0.5 seconds, just because of that little url thing. Quirk of the standard library in the language I was using. But that one second change in compile times just subjectively felt so much less frustrating when trying to use it.
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aradil
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I mean my first program was obviously hello world. It was flawless.
But, like many in my position, I find myself looking back at things I was proud of last year and asking myself wtf I was doing.
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AyrA_ch
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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 is indeed correct. There's a list of browser headers you can't set via any means in JS: [Forbidden Headers](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Forbidden_header_name)
"Referer" and "Origin" are part of this list.
This means if you want to send a request with any of these headers set differently from what they are supposed to be, you have to convince the user to download an application that does the request, and in that case you might want to do other stuff too anyways.
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InquiREEEEEEEEEEE
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Learning how a tokenizer works by implementing one itself is legit. The other thing that you mention belongs to a basic set of CS knowledge. The latter might be aquired by playing around or visiting an univerisity. The former, which was what I am referring too, is having a clear learning focus.
In my interpretation, OP did not want to learn how to build tokenizers, but solve an practical problem. So it would have been better to become a lighweight expert in natural language processing and solve the problem with the right tools right from the start (which is what makes a great productive programmer). Granted tho: Accidential learning is a thing and for hobby projects, one can give oneself some slack ;)
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studiosi
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That can be true, I’m not a Haskell specialist, but it’s hard to be worse than the “ends within an object”.
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dozzinale
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I appreciate the effort on making someone using filter but that's not Python or, at least, it does not seem Python to me.
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B-Con
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Agreed (as an SRE myself). The real issue, IMO, is that there are different types of pressure. After 60 seconds of thinking, I grouped it as:
**Ops pressure**
eg: "O.M.G. our VP wants the business to stop BURNING MONEY EVERY SECOND PLZ HALP!!!1111"
Some jobs, like SRE, inherently require some amount of this. A healthy environment will work to minimize how much of this is necessary by making safe rollout tools, safe rollout migrations, etc.
**Stakes pressure**
eg: "The code you're about to write will effect millions of dollars of billing across thousands of customers."
Again, some job inherently require this, somebody has to write that code. But again, a healthy environment will work to minimize how much of this is necessary by making good tests, consolidating the high stakes logic to as few places as possible, etc. (An intern changing a button color shade shouldn't be worried about breaking billing logic.)
**Output pressure**
eg: "Yeah, we're going to need you to finish up these feature requests and work Saturdays until our VP says we exit code yellow. Launch is fixed in 3 weeks, but we're going to have to put out a hot patch soon after to fix all the crap we release on that date."
Sometimes screw-ups happen, but they should be one-offs and not a way of life, so this should *not* be a part of the job description.. When mistakes happen, the process should be reviewed and fixed. Doing that is *hard*. It requires managers take blame and that they engineer the people process between divisions. I've long maintained that good middle managers are *incredibly* valuable.
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jacmoe
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What exactly is wrong with his sound advice?
Includes does not belong in header files. IMO.
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ShetlandJames
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At interview: it's a competitive market you know... we are speaking to plenty of candidates.
When you get the job: we can't find ANYONE!
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> millions is a good estimate. do you think i have a hard count on the number of nazis in the world?
Yeah, I kind of expect you to. In other words you pulled the number out of your ass.
> and are you gonna pretend they're rare, what with richard spencer and his ilk running around?
yes, they are actually rare. I get it, every right leaning nationalist is automatically a Nazi and a Hitler worshipper in your reality distortion field.
> 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
but you do care about Affirmative Action towards your pet minorities I assume? Also I can compartmentalize research done at X and administrative policies used at X. I don't see the paradox you think exists.
> you sure spend a lot of time trying to pretend black people don't actually have problems
No, not once I said they don't have problems. I am actually saying that the victimhood narrative you are selling is way overblown. They are apparently so fragile and powerless that a self-righteous hero like you has to keep them in a bubble and protect them from seeing words reminding them about experiences of grandgrandgrandgrandparents. Bigotry of low expectations.
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eggn00dles
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My experience has been similar to the majority of people in this thread. It's only unlimited to save the company from being required to pay out unused time off. They'll always say unlimited PTO, but it has to be approved. Which means they only approve what they think is suitable for you. Unlimited vacation time has a negative connotation to me.
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rat9988
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To be honest, if you are sending them Wikipedia links, then you have to work on your communication skills.
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ShetlandJames
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t2_61emd
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Also, it doesn't mean it's right but as someone who changed from a non tech / coding career to coding: every industry puts this in the job description
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LukaD
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t2_5kdre
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> PHP is cool again
What?
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jl2352
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Much faster startup time (which is a real issue with Lambda at least in the past), much cheaper, and as I understand it it's more language agnostic.
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jiakuan
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Thanks for your precious time to post this comment.
Yes, this kind of functionality is not designed for everyone on earth. Someone likes it, and someone hates it.
Giving feedback is better than saying nothing. Thanks again.
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ep1939
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I didn't critique that.
Did you see what you answered to?
> Now do something interesting without a framework and see how far you get and compare the time spent to if you used a framework.
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The_donald
I see what you did there ...
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t5_2fwo
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maximum_powerblast
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t2_sqa79
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As if they are going to show company invoices to someone they haven't hired yet
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IshKebab
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t2_htaqb
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It is a bad design because it is a magical special case. Well I suppose you could say it isn't a *bad* design, but it is clearly inferior to the way functional and expression-based languages do it. To be fair to Python they weren't really common when Python was designed, but the fact still stands - there are much better ways to do this than list comprehensions.
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cartechguy
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t2_gnjg2
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Define dual core? because my I5 in my laptop shows 4 cores in the task manager but two them are actually virtual. It seems adequate for games.
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josefx
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t2_4orl7
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It doesn't get rid of the includes in the header, it just makes it a manual process to read the comments in the header and then also include the mentioned files every time you use that header. Followed by doing your best Sherlock Holmes impression to figure out what the implicit includes you also need are. If you want to get rid of includes in a header at least make sure it can stand alone instead of hiding its dependencies in comments.
Also the parsing issue is solved by modern compilers as they can identify the guard pattern and will only process files with an include guard once. So from current perspective it is an outdated optimization of compile times with a still present cost of maintainability.
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that-old-saw
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t2_2curjzz2
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You don't have any noise cancelling headphones do you?
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Sinidir
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t2_cj8vg
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It is known.
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ebyyuxo
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t3_a6ufoy
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badsectoracula
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t2_3jbnd
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FWIW i consider MFC to be mostly misunderstood - most people seem(ed) to expect a layer over the Windows API to protect them from the native elements and once they are met with a framework that exists alongside the Windows API as an enhancement instead of a replacement, they double down on that misconception and the cognitive dissonance lashes out as hate towards the framework that makes clear from the first CWnd that you are still dealing in WPARAMs and LPARAMs :-P.
Although the OS-themed part died a bit after VS6 with MFC reimplementing a bunch of UI elements itself (e.g. toolbars and docking stuff) instead of Windows providing them for everyone via window classes.
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IshKebab
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t2_htaqb
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There are different types for strings and arrays of characters in Python though. In fact I think they're different types in most languages. Especially modern ones that use UTF-8. Even C++ has `std::string` and `std::vector<char>` even though they are usually exactly the same in memory.
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yawaramin
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t2_77bue
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Can you point to some documentation of Firefox doing this natively?
Edit: also, I was replying to someone who is a heavy user of Chrome, somehow I get the feeling they're not going to switch to Firefox or Edge for a suspend tab feature.
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/r/programming/comments/a2b8u4/flutter_on_desktop_a_real_competitor_to_electron/eb15kyi/
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bo0mb0om
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t2_7twwn8g
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Can you illustrate your point with a code example? I'm not getting it.
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mistralol
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If you look into it you will see the .so is not reproducible with GPU acceleration. Therefore it is not open source. Its is not reproducible and will not ship with most distro's because it breaks the packaging rulesets.
It is in fact a half hearted attempt by nvidia to win hearts and minds of the open source community and it fails in the first 5 minutes. Cause "open source" is all the rage these days. So releasing a binary blob a calling it open source just "isn't".
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/r/programming/comments/a2oxxm/nvidia_physx_sdk_has_gone_open_source_3clause_bsd/eb15ogy/
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exposed_knees
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t2_56cu5
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Thank you so much for your response. I am skeptic as my motherboard has specific audio isolation features and I have tried everything from using different headphones, usb and jack, front and back, lots of different settings but I will give it another try.
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/r/programming/comments/a6r0ka/concord_how_i_built_a_screen_sharing_application/ebyyw6s/
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t5_2fwo
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PunchTornado
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t2_i0wtl
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>if bit\_num == 0:
>
>import copy
why? I want to see my imports at the beginning of the file...
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/r/programming/comments/a2qt95/google_interview_questions_deconstructed_solving/eb15tz0/
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Sinidir
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t2_cj8vg
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I always try to get into the habit of using x_list instead of xs for a list of x, but later i always forget :(
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