ObnoxiousJul

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by ObnoxiousJul 14y ago
The divide in CS is about imagination. Some have it, some don't. Some see shades of gray, some sees a rainbow of colours and even the ones that are not in the visible spectrum, I'd say.
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by ObnoxiousJul 14y ago
Well, since CS due to good wages has attracted the hipsters that confuses their IQ with the price of their gadget, and that are in average better at communicating (with their so hype websites) than the average hectic programmers, you may wa
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by ObnoxiousJul 14y ago
You'd want to 'lulz' and be rude to avoid the hipsters. You may wish to have a little community with a better noise signal ratio, and you may use your README to scare the «serious» programmers that rely more about BS told on a website than
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by ObnoxiousJul 14y ago
Please stop telling PHP is a crap. News on the topic are damn to high. Think that PHP coders are beginning to migrate to stuff like python and that most of them don't want to learn programming, they still want to monkey write program and th
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by ObnoxiousJul 14y ago
In a state/transition model states are the node of an oriented graph . When you reach a state you have a well defined condition (ex connexion established). If you have an oriented graph with N nodes, and the possibility to boucle up on you
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by ObnoxiousJul 14y ago
Most developers with no background in electroncis do not understand asynchronuous paradigm : Transitions = factorial(state). In best case if they don't confuse states and transitions (wich is common) you'll end up with a spaghetti code wher
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The joice and headache of naming (beauty-of-imagination.blogspot.fr)
1 points by ObnoxiousJul 14y ago|0 comments
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by ObnoxiousJul 15y ago
OOP obfuscate our programs by blurring the frontier between data and treatment. I can't agree more, since I made the mistake quite a few times myself.
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by ObnoxiousJul 15y ago
what I prefer in this posts is the interesting discussion coming with the article. It seems attention whores and trolls have not yet reached g+, it looks pretty sane for now. mode religious:on please g+ try somehow to make a good karma syst
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by ObnoxiousJul 15y ago
Good news. The more resource spent on electronical intelligence the less money spent on human intelligence. And since humint has proven to be far more efficient, praise the experts for taking the wrong decisions.
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by ObnoxiousJul 15y ago
I stop wondering why I program in python, and still lurk Perl community. Python is really «least surprise» oriented, but the cost is they are lacking enlightning ideas. :)
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by ObnoxiousJul 15y ago
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
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by ObnoxiousJul 15y ago
only the REST api is open source. I see the book as a way to sell their API for a service for which everything (algorithm and methods) are obfuscated (server side). I expected much insights for helping me on a project, I had less informatio
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Having fun with python searching a neeedled signal in a random haystack(imagina.ti0n.net)
1 points by ObnoxiousJul 15y ago|0 comments
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by ObnoxiousJul 15y ago
Well, yet another CS (under)graduated used to reason in term of optimisation in the code based on false misconceptions : - a circle is drawed differently if you change the geometrical context (what if we asked to draw a circle on a sphere