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Any chicago companies looking for interns this summer?
2 points by _RPM 12y ago|0 comments
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by _RPM 12y ago
Array.prototype.forEach.call(..) is more efficient because it doesn't create a new array.
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by _RPM 12y ago
What is the significance of this video? It sounds like puffery to me.
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by _RPM 12y ago
Give him a browser, and teach him to manipulate the DOM using JavaScript. It is very rewarding when just starting.
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by _RPM 12y ago
> If you have a long, narrow, single-door, multi-car garage that fits a single-file line of cars… that’s a stack: last in, first out. That seems to represent a queue as well. If we assume the last car in is at the end of the line, then,
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by _RPM 12y ago
How does one start a negotiation with it being awkward?
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How is salary negotiation done in real life?
6 points by _RPM 12y ago|10 comments
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by _RPM 12y ago
Still a student as well. I hope to get excellent grades in my classes this Spring. I hope to also land an internship for Summer 2015, so I'm not sitting around all summer doing nothing. I've applied to about 6 places already and h
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by _RPM 12y ago
1.2 terabytes per second. Where do these people get the resources?
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by _RPM 12y ago
It's a shame Java (TM) is required to use some elements of the page.
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by _RPM 12y ago
Sounds like a nice setup. Curious. How do you connect 2 monitors to a laptop? Do you use VGA, or HDMI?
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by _RPM 12y ago
I looked at your GitHub and saw one project in C.
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by _RPM 12y ago
Anytime I see that someone does work in C, I automatically assume that they are above average. To even _want_ to program in C, means to me that you are passionate about programming. I know I am biased.
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What is your development setup?
6 points by _RPM 12y ago|7 comments
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The Perils of JavaSchools(joelonsoftware.com)
1 points by _RPM 12y ago|0 comments
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by _RPM 12y ago
So, did you end up getting a full-time offer?
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by _RPM 12y ago
How are you implementing the dynamic type interface? Discriminated union?
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by _RPM 12y ago
https://github.com/thephpleague/commonmark/blob/master/src/U... What is the Point of abstracting away "empty?"
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by _RPM 12y ago
I learned that C is important. And that I should learn it. And I have become proficient in it this year.
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by _RPM 12y ago
Making the implementation faster would most certainly benefit the language itself. There is a logical fallacy in his statement and I was just making that clear for the record.
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by _RPM 12y ago
What you just said makes absolutely no sense.
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by _RPM 12y ago
Have you actually read php-src? In my opinion there are many clever design patterns used to create the language.
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Why do people love to hate PHP?
11 points by _RPM 12y ago|22 comments
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Rep. Michael Grimm Pleads Guilty to Tax Fraud(nytimes.com)
2 points by _RPM 12y ago|0 comments
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by _RPM 12y ago
Working on my algorithm and abstract data structure implementations. Linked Lists, Binary Search Trees, Hash Tables.
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by _RPM 12y ago
By using a doubly linked list, where the first element in the "bucket", contains the next pointer to the next element in the hash table. Read zend_hash.h & zend_hash.c It is fairly complicated and explaining it in depth is bey
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by _RPM 12y ago
Another meme / idiom seems to be "Why use C/C++ when you can use Rust?"
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by _RPM 12y ago
> It would be nice to have separate types for arrays and hash tables though. I don't understand why they were combined to begin with. Simplicity? Seems like there are more edge cases and gotchas the way things are now. There is no &
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by _RPM 12y ago
What is the point of defining the function with two void* arguments if the cast will just take place anyway?
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by _RPM 12y ago
JavaScript: The Good Parts - http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596517748.do Once you get a broad overview of the JavaScript paradigm it really helped me to read other source code that people wrote.

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