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by _ek94 6y ago
For those of us who don’t like exceptions I think the concern is more that the exception might not be caught right there, so an exception may potentially transfer control to an arbitrary point above the current function in the stack.
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by _ek94 6y ago
That’s exactly how rust generates backtraces though. They just are not typically attached to errors.
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by _ek94 6y ago
It’s good to know there is hope of landing another such gig :)
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by _ek94 6y ago
Those presentations to the higher levels didn’t really happen because the corporate structure was very flat. Also, I would not expect those to take up all that much time. You may have worked at a lot of places, but your experience is still
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by _ek94 6y ago
As someone who has been managed both through traditional management techniques and a manager who mostly coded, I could not disagree more.
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by _ek94 6y ago
As long as we are throwing out anecdotes, I've been doing this for 3 years and have seen successfully done it on several teams, though they were all at the same company. It absolutely can be done with the right culture.
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by _ek94 6y ago
> If you're legitimately a people manager (not a low grade 'team lead'), there is no way, no how, you could have 80% free time. Just because you've never seen this dynamic work successfully doesn't mean that it d
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by _ek94 6y ago
They need more than a simple majority to convict in the senate trial, so it seems unlikely to be successful. The best they can hope for is to force republicans to vote in favor of the insurrection and hope that is still an unpopular choice
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Enforcing Public/Private Access in Rails(medium.com)
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by _ek94 6y ago
As a diagnosed dyslexic, this website feels nothing like what reading is like for me. It might be representative of some dyslexic experience, but certainly not mine.
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by _ek94 8y ago
Interpreting GP's comment using the Principle of Charity[1], I assume GP meant "older than C++ is now". [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_charity
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by _ek94 8y ago
> Go's standard library provides a regex library that provides certain O() guarantees, but has a significantly larger constant factor than PCRE-like regexs. While that is true, Rust's regex library makes the same guarantees. I&
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by _ek94 8y ago
If that was your first foray into Rust land, I hope you give it another shot. I definitly struggled with fitting into the Rust programming model at first, but a few adjustments to how I code have really helped me. Some particular points whi
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by _ek94 9y ago
I think the go team does deserve credit for making compilation speed a priority when other languages of the same generation have tended not to.