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A year ago my company hired two young developers straight out of university and we've been training them on-the-job ever since. They are pretty well up-to-speed now, but it did take a full year to get them to a point where they are mor
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Tutorial – Beginner's Guide to Fuzzing
(fuzzing-project.org)
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I know that I probably fail at this, but I try to actively not buy brands I notice ads for and instead always go for the brands that are unknown (or less known) to me. The advertisers probably still trick me, but I try . I don't c
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Good for them. The sooner Facebook goes the way of the Dodo the better.
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"I don't think there's any other language with as many independent production-quality implementations." - C++?
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emacs ;)
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Sure, I don't care about that either.
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Brings back fond memories of Core War ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Core_War ).
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Thank you for the straight forward and honest opinion. You are right, I don't suffer from any misunderstanding. I simply don't want to pay more than advertised and I think tipping is just the wrong way to pay for services - that s
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Luckily I don't care one iota about that. And my bank balance likes me for it. You seem to be obsessed with how other people view your actions. I'm not. Simple as that.
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That's simply not my problem. Why should I care? If they are unhappy with their wages they should complain to their employer. It's not my job to fix their wages.
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I do. But I never tip. They get the price they ask, that I can see before I order. That should be enough or they should change their prices/wages so tipping is not necessary. And no, I don't feel the least guilty about that.
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No guilt. No tip. Never. If they want more than the listed price they should raise the listed price. Social customs/expectations/guilt/whatever be damned. I never tip. Never have, never will.
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Clazy 1.4 released
(kdab.com)
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Yes. A blocking loop will allow the CPU to power down until an event arrives. A non-blocking/busy loop will continue to burn CPU cycles and the CPU will be busy and cannot reach lower power states.
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A Look at Linux Application Scaling Up to 128 Threads
(phoronix.com)
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"As of 37 minutes in, not one Orgmode" - ehh, how did you miss my org mode comment?
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Emacs org mode ( https://orgmode.org ).
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$5/L? Make that $50/L if I was in charge.
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I don't see why it's insane to put huge taxes on something that polutes our environment, is dangerous to people around them, causes a lot of noise and other irritations. Pushing more people towards electric and public transportati
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I also learned (m68000 & x386) asm before I learned C and subsequently C++ and I agree that having some asm knowledge helps learn how the machine works and how the higher level languages work as well. As for fun ways to learn asm, I
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"Ask HN: What things have richly rewarded the time invested in mastering them?" - For me personally: Linux, C++.
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This is excellent. Well worth watching. Lots of great advice.
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Google Open-Sources “GraphicsFuzz” for Helping to Spot GPU Driver Bugs
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Qt Creator 4.7.1 released
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Qt 5.11.2 Released
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Exploring Clang Tooling, Part 0: Building Your Code with Clang
(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
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I recently needed a new phone and ended up buying a Nokia 8. The fact that it had a headphone jack was one of my main reasons for selecting it. I'm not going to ditch my collection of high quality functioning headphones just to spend m
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GCC gOlogy: studying the impact of optimizations on debugging
(fsfla.org)
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Using C++17 Parallel Algorithms for Better Performance
(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
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