jgsteven

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by jgsteven 4mo ago
I wonder if cross-compiled Java to JavaScript or WASM would work here.
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by jgsteven 4mo ago
"None of the experts seem to agree on which of these is the culprit, so I figured that I (person with blog) should help." In case you aren't aware of dynomight yet, there is a great backlog of posts to read.
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4 points by jgsteven 8mo ago|0 comments
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by jgsteven 2y ago
For Earth orbiting satellites using their own on-board propulsion with storable propellant, hardly anyone actually does these transfer orbit maneuver sequences in just two-burns. (edit: For example, for geosynchronous transfer orbit) the de
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by jgsteven 7y ago
Agree with all your points here. I find the old-fashioned BBS-style system at my company extremely useful. Needs email notifications (we have the option for immediate or batched). Being able to reply by email is a plus (ours does not have t
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by jgsteven 8y ago
Same here. Also this one: 13. Design is based on requirements. There's no justification for designing something one bit "better" than the requirements dictate. To what level this is true depends on the complexity of the syste
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by jgsteven 8y ago
I first read "direct pipeline to the wisdom of the ages" as referring to the internet. But now I am guessing it means that just like you don't have all relevant past information and analysis, neither did they.
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by jgsteven 10y ago
Like other commenters have noted, the more experience you get and the more you learn to improve the design of your code right off the bat, the less debugging you should have to do. Hopefully then the coding part becomes just as fun as the d
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by jgsteven 10y ago
Have you ever coded for a project you were excited about? Where you could feel really good about delivering a quality, useful product? If possible, try and find that at your current job. If not, a new job may be the best route. Management a