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jorgeleo
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This is not about learning computer science, this is about learning how to program. Two very different things. I mean if C++ scare, what until your homework is to write an interpreter in an object oriented language. Having said that I think
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"But I still miss the old days of drag-N-drop GUI of Delphi, really easy." How many years later and the web still does not catch up.
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true... it is hard to test or measure soft skills, but the project result depends on them almost the same as technical skills. Btw, those are communication skills. There are many others that are also important
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One of the things I find missing from this list of soft skills. These lists are all concentrated in the technical skills, but the professional value gets realized through the soft skills.
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TDD does not help me to be a better astronomer
(linkedin.com)
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I was happy with the article content until I got to the examples. These examples promote been suspicious of everything and treat the technical people as non-professionals. So I took exception on it. “I’m making a generic version of…” It mea
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But if a policy is found unconstitutional, can it be challenged? Not a lawyer here
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This is interesting... then what happens to the concept of 3 strikes and out?
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Repeat after me: Correlation does not imply causation Correlation does not imply causation Correlation does not imply causation
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THIS. LOOKS. AWESOME! Love it. Especially for people like me, that still uses stick figures for everything. I am missing only a couple of things. Styling data tables so it is consistent and select2 for the drop downs.
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I am curious, what is your personal experience with this approach? can you elaborate?
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Very good example. What goes through the sale function pipe is not the store and its size, it really does not matter for the meaning of sale were the sale happened. What matter for the sale is the cart. The cart might be more or less sofist
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What you are mentioning is one of the hardest things to do when moving into FP. "OOP is more suited to model business because you can naturally extend existing types and apply existing operations to them (ie. pass a supermarket everywh
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functional is simple, oop is easy https://www.infoq.com/presentations/Simple-Made-Easy?variant...
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The reason why you see this pattern is not because in functional programming vs. OOP, functional losses. The reason for this pattern is because companies look for easily replaceable developers. To get into functional you need to be good at
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I am sorry, this just does not make sense. It claims that because there is direct access to all the DOM API, you really don't need jQuery, but then it gives examples on how simple jQuery calls maps to different, multimethod calls to th
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Which makes it worse because it opens up the possibility of intermitent bugs, and also those "it works on my machine, I don't know why it does not work on the server" So it is better to treat them as multithreaded always... w
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Interesting is also that these recommendations also apply to the use of the async/await pair
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Legal residents too, at the discretion of the immigration officer, that is point 7 of that paragraph
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Because otherwise is legalized stealing. Pay money, but don't get the benefits of what that money buys?
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One of the reasons why it can take years is because the intellectual development required to succeed needs a certain level of emotional maturity, something that the younger people does not have, shown in the negativity in the comments and t
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Disappointing click bait. This is not BI, this is just charting SQL results.
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3 examples on why TDD is not a silver bullet
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"While that is true and the mysql query cache definitely became a scaling issue as machines got bigger with lock contention etc., postgres doesn't even have a similar feature period." I am sorry, but I rather not have a featu
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This! This is key. I cannot count how many times I go to a client that is complaining that their software is slow and ends up that is because they don't have the right indexes
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How to recognize a senior software developer
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From the picture in the article "The Babylonian symbol for an absence of numbers". Then that is not 0, that is null!
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"The manifestation of anger means some model you are holding onto is no longer in sync with reality and that resynchronization costs more than your time preferences will allow" A different way that I know is: Anger is a secondary
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"Although the application did run correctly, it threw an exception that gdiplus.dll could not be found. It makes sense, that’s a Windows component so it’s not available on Linux. But my point here is that although being the .NET Core a
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When sex started to be fun!
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