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5y ago
I've worked, and still work, on large legacy codebases on a daily basis and I couldn't agree more that total rewrite is not the solution in most cases and a waste of time and money. But, I have also witnessed projets that were poo
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Probably
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That triggered me too.
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5y ago
The point of this article is more on the importance of data integrity in databases than on SQL itself.
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5y ago
Another useless article from the NYT, written by a snob.
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5y ago
Those are generally at the top of the structure.
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5y ago
"averageSalary defaults to $150,000 and can be modified by using the set subcommand." While in my country, engineers are paid around 50k$...
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5y ago
Yeah that might be harsh for them. I imagine that senior developpers of the Windows core don't think that windows is history.
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5y ago
Cool
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5y ago
/tableflip
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5y ago
Thanks now I have anxiety.
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5y ago
It is located in a #ifdef 0 block. So my guess is it might be for testing purpose.
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5y ago
Well, I don't think it can be viewed as a text UI since you interact with components and don't type commands. I would say it is a keyboard based GUI.
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5y ago
"company culture"... decoy for "teambuilding on your free time"...
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5y ago
Yeah well, I think it depends of your workplace. I would never want to trade back my quiet home office with a view and my high end gear for my company's fully crowded and super loud openspace and the low cost gear waiting for me at my
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5y ago
I see a lot of salt in the comments below on the C language. Like, "how do you scan a string", "it is unteachable to junior devs", "not because you are used to it, it does not mean it is any good", etc. Well, t
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5y ago
Nice, I would add some parenthesis after |= to enhance readability ;)
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5y ago
Is the 'married == True' instead of just 'married' is done on purpose to trigger me ?
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5y ago
Yes they do. From wikipedia : Prion aggregates are stable, and this structural stability means that prions are resistant to denaturation by chemical and physical agents: they cannot be destroyed by ordinary disinfection or cooking. This mak
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5y ago
Yep, been there in the 90s, scary shit.
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5y ago
Hi, there are several draw.io plugins available on github do use C4 in draw.io if you are not already aware of this.
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5y ago
+1, I use this too.
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6y ago
If it is not noticeable, then it probably means that their work is some kind of bullshit, so why would they waste their time doing nothing instead of gaming ? I mean when your job is fullfulling you don't need to do something else duri
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6y ago
And, as a matter of fact, we now have the proof that remote work is efficient at large scale in our industry. It shatters all the false ideas about loss of productivity, lack of communication. I never communicated as efficiently as now as o
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6y ago
I think the same.
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6y ago
Thanks for the read, very interesting.
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6y ago
It's fun and game, but there is too much latency between my keyboard and the output sound. It is impossible to overdub something.
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6y ago
This is an obvious statement. Working at the office surely has negative effects too. This is a really personal matter.
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7y ago
Ha ha yes I know this video ;). I actually tried vatsim a couple of times but it is not for me, a fully integrated AI solution for ATC would be better => adapted real world traffic, SID/STARS management, HOLD patterns, noise procedu
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7y ago
Wow this looks like an app i could pay for. How do you score the candidates ? Manually ? How do you not end up with the same reciepies recommended all over again, i.e, do you always use a new mutation to try ?
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