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Ths situation is quite simple, today developers have no clue how data structures work in memory and this is a typical case of it. Any C developer has knowlidge
by vaxin 8y ago
Ths situation is quite simple, today developers have no clue how data structures work in memory and this is a typical case of it. Any C developer has knowlidge about this, but if you are floating in space and can see actual memory just as a blue planet far away, this is the result. But I bet someone will say that garbage collector would solve the issue :D :D :D
- ksaitor 8y agoYeah, it's been quite scary how many novice devs move into space and just copy-paste code. And they charge money for that "expertise". And they actually getting paid… Also, those who discover those bugs afterwards get paid even more in the end. Sad story.
- vaxin 8y agoYep, I don't believe any industry/science deteriorated during years of "usage" as much as IT did, software development came to the point where I am ashamed to say to the people I am a developer. Not becoase of my knowlidge but due to all the garbage that universities through out to the streets. =/