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by eithed 5y ago
I left my previous job because breach of trust - if you're telling me for months that we're going to use language A, and then you go with language B, then that's not really treating your team with respect. I'd be happy l
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by eithed 5y ago
I think we shouldn't be forgetting about the disposal of solar panels as well - https://www.discovermagazine.com/environment/solar-panel-was...
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by eithed 5y ago
Tab in Notion, setup for entire month - every thing I need to do goes in as new entry in one big to-do list. No point in separating it per days, as things will not be done today, but in whatever order. I'm talking here about things I n
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by eithed 5y ago
I'd want somebody else to look at my code - the more I spend on my code the more blinded I become to the issues I'm trying to fix while sacrificing others.
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by eithed 5y ago
Is this legal? I mean - if I bought the game and suddenly I can't play it anymore, doesn't it affect my customer rights?
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by eithed 5y ago
Got Word, Discord, Slack and Postman installed, yet those were not detected. Chrome on Windows. All, except Word, were succesfully detected in Firefox though
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by eithed 5y ago
With large integers - no, ie: `Math.pow(2, 55)+1 === Math.pow(2, 55)` returning true
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by eithed 6y ago
I understand where you're coming from, but I'd read it as writing code that will behave the way it's anticipated without any gotchas - merely writing code that works in a specific scenario shouldn't be the goal. Addition
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by eithed 6y ago
Mhm - if you'll separate your review process from approval process, then yes.
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by eithed 6y ago
Well, if you'll allow everybody to review everybody PRs then eventually that's what you'll get. Similarly - junior might look at your PR and see that it's ok. Senior might look at it, see that you've forgot about a
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by eithed 6y ago
I strongly disagree - while juniors are more than welcome to look at the PRs, if you allow juniors to approve PRs of other juniors you quickly find your codebase deteriorating.
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by eithed 6y ago
My primary editor is VSCode, but I've got Sublime open as well. When making changes part way, I just cmd+x -> cmd+v to Sublime. This way if something doesn't work out I don't need to undo to whatever it was that was workin
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by eithed 6y ago
Yeah, that's unrealistic - in the real world you have access to the internet, to your notes, to other people. As long as you can apply that knowledge, as long as you can show that "ok, here I want to use XYZ because of ABC",
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by eithed 6y ago
Recently I've been interviewing a bunch of programmers and most of them exhibited one pattern - while their code was good, when it came to edit it, in a f2f interview, they simply couldn't do it. They had access to googling the an
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by eithed 6y ago
How is it different from running Selenium yourself?
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by eithed 6y ago
I was awaiting the conclusion that de Zwart started using De Zwart surname because of Facebook.
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by eithed 6y ago
It's counterintuitive, as magically the car appears behind the door that Monty chose. But tbf chances of it being behind the door you've chosen were 0 to begin with.
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by eithed 6y ago
Shouldn't the comparisons be based from percentages? Also - even with that I'd assume that the more the people, the more dynamic world we live in then the rate of transmission will increase (then the more deaths)
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by eithed 6y ago
If there are infinite number of doors, then does switching guarantee us the car? Also, Game 5: There are 2 doors. A car is randomly placed behind one, and goats behind the others. You pick one door. Monty looks behind the other doors. He ch
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by eithed 6y ago
I must say that this website/way of reading a book is simply gorgeous
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by eithed 6y ago
Oh, so you have the distinction between `function foo() { return; }` and `function bar() {}`. From the languages I'm accustomed to, yes, second syntax is first syntax under the hood. Thanks for the explanation!
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by eithed 6y ago
Could you please explain the difference between f: X -> void and f: X -> Bottom? If there was a void type in C, would void be Bottom?
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by eithed 6y ago
No, but you're defining a unit here; I'd expect people to put in values as 0..100 with unit being percent. So if a person puts in 20, and you'll want to multiply it by 3, you'd not expect 60 as end result; you'd exp
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by eithed 6y ago
Depends how you look at it, I guess. 0 to 100% translates to 0 to 1. edit: but I guess it is wrong, because % is ambiguous - it can mean fraction, it can mean growth
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by eithed 6y ago
Percentage. But in the code I'd probably use X_range depending on what 0..1 represents
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by eithed 6y ago
Phhhh, 6 months... I'd still have access to my first company's Google local directory console almost 14 years after I've left it (this is despite numerous messages on my part to remove my access) if Google were not to remove
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by eithed 6y ago
One doesn't need to have detailed knowledge of the implementation, but merely if provided initial state creates invalid output then we can write test for that. Though yes, having knowledge of implementation allows you to define the sta
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by eithed 6y ago
Today I tried to get a blank PDF. I've created a blank docx file using official Word and used official Adobe Acrobat to convert it to PDF. On the first try I've received a message saying there was an error while sending the file.
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by eithed 6y ago
I'm serious. Of course you don't test that language operations work, but you're testing that given method does what it's supposed to do. In this case your method sets value for property on model. It doesn't matter y
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by eithed 6y ago
You'd test those cases. This way, if you'll change your code to be ``` public setValue(value) { this.value = value + 5 } ``` then your tests will start to fail. Treat tests as a contract.

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