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10y ago
I live in Denmark, so the short answer is that I don't. Big-o came up in an interview once, but it was mainly along the lines of being asked if I knew what it was and me answering with a yes. I've spent a semester doing all sorts
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10y ago
I have a degree in CS and I've never found myself in a situation where anyone would discuss bouble sort vs merge sort. Neither have I been in a situation where big-o was relevant beyond the basic concept of not doing obviously stupid s
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10y ago
I wonder how a thinner model and more powerful graphics will affect heat in this generation. I realize this entirely personal, but as long as Apple keeps ignoring heat in hand areas, I'll keep doing my programming on something else.
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10y ago
I never learned flossing, and then in my early twenties I kind of ignored the dentist for around 7-8 years. I still brushed my teeth throughly two times a day, every day. Got me paradentosis and almost lost me my teeth. It's completely
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10y ago
You should see the tech on a modern farm. Self driving farm equipment, drones that scout for deer in the fields and scare them off so they don't get reaped, satellite analysis of fields to analyze the best crop locations and disease&#x
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10y ago
Is there really an UK left if North Ireland and Scotland deciede to leave?
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10y ago
You're not wrong, but comments are bad practice because they allow you to write code you have to explain in a comment. In my opinion comment-less code works really well with SOLID because it forces your developers to code clean and dec
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10y ago
I think there is a forth enemy, at least in Europe. Pro-refugee politicians receive daily death threats and a German politician has actually been stabbed over her views on immigration. I think it goes even further than politicians though. I
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10y ago
Living costs are similar in Denmark where I'm from, where the lower middle class frankly can't afford to live in the cities, even with two working adults. Being in IT I'm able to pay for our three room apartment even though m
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10y ago
I hate steam and I rarely use its features outside its store and the friends list. Yet steam remains my primary digital distributor exactly because they got there first. Later it has basically become impossible to avoid steam, if you want a
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10y ago
I'm not saying you're wrong, and I'm not very knowledgeable about language evolution but strawberries are called "earth berries" in Scandinavian languages.
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10y ago
I actually see blogs as remnants of what the Internet used to be. Especially in an age where click bait headlines, copy-paste and memes seems to be what drives most "media" outside of big dogs like the NYT. Some of the most intere
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In my experience it's a weighted list though, and things like having a compatible personality and a personal drive for wanting "this" job, often counts a great deal more than the technical skills on the job description. Unles
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11y ago
I didn't get the impression he hated the language or even the node.js ecosystem. Love or hate for languages have no real place in production. I work at a place with 5000 employees and I sometimes work with technologies I'm not fon