caseymarquis

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by caseymarquis 10y ago
Good press for Haas and DMG Mori. Wonder what they're using for CAM.
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"[Keep your resume to a single page]; you're just trying to get a meeting, not tell your life story." I like that.
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I think it really depends on the use case. My current work project is multiplexing on one port with a separate port for critical control commands. It seems like a good design, but maybe I'll make another writeup like this in a year whe
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by caseymarquis 10y ago
I use both atom and sublime in vim mode. Also visual studio. I barely ever use actual vim for programming unless I'm throwing together a one off script on a a remote Linux terminal. When I say vim I usually mean something else with a
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by caseymarquis 10y ago
I'll take another look when we have a few hundred samples of this size over the course of a thousand years or so.
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I think the issue with this is that it doesn't allow for the existence of black boxes. I think an improvement might be to recurse until you hit something you don't think is worth understanding fully, and then move back upward.
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by caseymarquis 10y ago
Seems silly to pay thousands of dollars to read through some books at a slow pace. My employer wants to pay me to get a bachelors in ee or cs (have half of one, but dropped out when it was clear I couldn't afford to finish), followed b
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by caseymarquis 10y ago
The fact that this is an issue at Google makes me think this is entirely the result of the review process rewarding it. Could they really hire so many highly qualified people with no sense of DRY?
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by caseymarquis 10y ago
As in the following? var foo = new Foo(); Totally disagree. I find differentiating between definition and instance via caps very intuitive and clear.
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by caseymarquis 10y ago
As much as I love programming with no self imposed 'walls', I fear maintaining anything larger than 10,000 lines created that way. When you step into an existing enormous code base with no testing implemented, static typing and th
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by caseymarquis 10y ago
I agree with everyone else, I don't find Webstorm's js refactoring to be anywhere near Jetbrain's static offerings. And the js auto-completion is about the same as Atom's autocomplete-plus applied to generic text (which
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by caseymarquis 10y ago
In theory, 25% of the population has an IQ below 90. If that's a severe disadvantage we're talking about ~75M people just in the US. Edit: I read comments before the article as the HN discussion is typically more interesting than
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by caseymarquis 10y ago
Initially thought this was an argument against meta-programming till I saw the source. I got very defensive for no reason. |D
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Lazy.
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That's an excellent point. It actually helps balance existing inequality. Maybe not 'ideal', but fairly practical.
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by caseymarquis 10y ago
It'd be interesting to compare this to "Ask HN: Habits of the master programmer?"
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Genuinely curious, is there an alternative to spanning tree? He'd mentioned not implementing it, but that feature is a life saver the 1% of the time that you need it.
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It's not about OSS,it's about maintaining and understanding other people's code and revision control. If you don't have kids at this point, then I'd go with the Pat Rothfuss method: http://blog.patrickrot
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by caseymarquis 10y ago
Yep, been there and done that. You're looking at investing that much time again. On top of what you've done already. But do it! It sounds like you really care about programming. Specifically focus on working with others. Find an O
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by caseymarquis 10y ago
I've given up at many points over the last 9 years. I now program "professionally". I work on full stack web applications, networked desktop applications, and recently embedded applications. The primary reason I gave up was t
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by caseymarquis 10y ago
One year isn't enough time to reach a professional level. I wouldn't even talk to anyone in your position who didn't have significant experience (years) working on real world projects with others and delivering results; and I
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by caseymarquis 10y ago
Not a fan of Razor. Track down 'Json.net Decycle' and you can deliver your whole vm in javascript. With signalr and some effort you can then dynamically update a frontend object graph via automation (JS makes this easy). I've
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Vim and a clc, I'll have you know!
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by caseymarquis 10y ago
Volatile is required for working with memory which is subject to change without notice. This is required for signaling that the value may be changed by a physical peice of hardware outside of your control. It's pretty useful.
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The number of very small teams or individuals this encourages to start using github probably allows every organization who can't afford this to leave and github to still increase the money they're making. It seems like a good mov
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by caseymarquis 10y ago
This is just PDM.I built a system that does all of this, more, and integrates into our company's existing products for managing manufacturing data. While my version only watches the directories you tell it to, it also detects file move