InvOfSmallC

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   by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

   Thanks! I just think that you can get out of practical programming concepts (like loops, conditions) without the need to understand that a string is an array of chars and that chars are actually integers. Because if remove the basics of pro
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   by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

   Well I took the time and made some simple animation of how that works. For that and pointers I use animation so they can visualize what's happening. (Wasn't my idea, I googled it "how to explain pointers")
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   by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

   My reasons for suggesting Python compared to Java for example is due to the fact that I teach to Electrotechnical engineers and there are plenty of libraries to experiment with Raspberry and stuff and it's a little bit higher level tha
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   by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

   I don't this looks like a beginners course though. My students have zero experience.
5. 95.▲
   by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

   I love teach students what I know. I would love it to be a full time job. But then I realized I got it due to my work experience so...
6. 96.▲
   by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

   I'm not really const. I'm definitely volatile depending on the budget. It's definitely a side gig.
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   by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

   First of all: one thing is Agile, another thing is Scrum. Scrum is for people that need to be introduced with clear steps to Agile. Imho the best way to do Agile is Kanban but you need mature teams. In my experience only one company of the
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   by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

   I teach at university as external lecturer. Teaching strings in C is the hardest thing I have to do every time. The university decided to explain C to first year student without previous experience. My feedback was to do a precourse in Pyth
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   Sea Shadow, an experimental stealth ship(en.wikipedia.org)

   1 points by InvOfSmallC 6y ago|0 comments
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    I've used both MySQL/MariaDB and PostgreSQL. They are perfectly equivalent and do their job pretty fine in my experience of 500req/s
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    What does it mean long? Long for whom? Your client? The final customer? In general, in my experience, the software can go wrong due to humans being present in the process. There are mainly 3 types of humans: engineers, product people, custo
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    I just recovered from my basement a fully working IBM Thinkpad R60. I installed Crunchbag++ as debian based OS and it's working like a charm. I wanted to use as a development machine. I was able to configure everything but an editor
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    I personally have been being using Intellij for everything for the last five years. I tried to migrate to VSCode for golang. I mean, don't get me wrong, the situation is not the worst possible, but the only reason you would want to use
14. 104.▲
    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    Maybe I'm lazy but I prefer to buy an intellij product.
15. 105.▲
    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    Kentucky Route Zero. Given the reviews I had to play it. And it's beautiful. But the story is really too long.
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    Am I the only one thinking we are in this situation because of this approach even in FB and Twitter? What I mean is that FB and Twitter use algorithm that actually fuel this situation by letting me see not all the information but only what
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    I think Telegram is the superior IM currently being developed but if you want to switch due to privacy reasons than you can just stay on whatsapp, it will not really improve anything.
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    Go programming language secure coding practices guide(github.com)

    2 points by InvOfSmallC 6y ago|0 comments
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    Can I ask you how is the feedback when you write on your keyboard? Isn't there a delay?
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    Being a Dev, I get the company paying for my tools but otherwise they will be money well spent. I use everything, from dB to Goland to Idea.
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    Will consider after go library introduced.
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    Yes, usually developers (and I'm one of those) don't think about how to size correctly the cloud. You could incur in costs you don't really need. Although in my company we generate an alert and a report so that people are awa
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    Am I the only one reading: "someone launched a set replica 0 in prod"? :D just kidding.
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    We are removing it. When running on the CI is so slow! Also, we are moving towards contract based testing.
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    Look Ma No SEO ahahahah
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    Pinkertons were one of the enemies in RDR2!
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    404 is a normal response code. Something is wrong in the infrastructure if you have this doubts.
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    I'm sold!
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    Hi, with your service can I avoid to put the cookie banner? Or you use cookie?
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    by InvOfSmallC 6y ago

    Imho because it is highly opinionated and the designers of the language also suggests best practices. They don’t do anything wrong in suggesting best practices although some of those best practices only work when you write infrastructure co