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by knocte 10y ago
> I'm not sure why you bring that up. Sorry, forgot to give more details: a private method with a single line of code. That is: something which can be simply done in the caller. > Of course this sentence seems to capture your thi
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by knocte 10y ago
Thing is, in my book, bad engineers are the ones that cannot get anything done (or barely do) because they are not talented/intelligent enough. These are harmless. But what about the ones that get things done (at least their managers p
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by knocte 10y ago
I mainly disagree with the article. Most over-engineered monstruosities I've seen in my career don't come from engineers trying to uber-optimize their solutions to a sick level, but from noob/unexperienced/dumb programme
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by knocte 10y ago
Exactly! A sane supervisor should have put a rule that disallows deploying on Fridays. End of story.
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by knocte 10y ago
Worth it? You sure? Check this out: https://blog.okturtles.com/2016/09/how-to-compromise-zcash-a...
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by knocte 10y ago
I guess the restriction is about downloading and executing software, not executing alone?
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by knocte 10y ago
PHP???
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by knocte 10y ago
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by knocte 10y ago
Mtgox was an exchange (a bank in the end), not a wallet. The only people who lost money on that were traders.
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by knocte 10y ago
I'll take a trustless payment system any day, to hell with plastic.
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by knocte 10y ago
facepalm
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by knocte 10y ago
Thanks, you just saved an hour of my life :)
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by knocte 10y ago
> candidates due to not knowing the particular tech stack your team uses. candidate, in singular: it was only one. > you do not understand/appreciate what a senior engineer brings to the table. You don't pay seasoned profess
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by knocte 10y ago
Wow, that talk just demonstrates that all downsides about error handling in Go are due to its lack of exceptions (at least how they work in languages like C#). It's a step backwards, it's ludicrous.
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by knocte 10y ago
Generics and tabs, awesome! Now, if you remove the horrible feature of ignoring errors by default, I will play with it :)
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by knocte 10y ago
Hi. Simple question, what's the tech stack that will be used for the opensource software that will run the self-driving? (I imagine static and safe programming language?)
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by knocte 10y ago
"Your own country"? Assange is Australian, not Swedish.
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by knocte 10y ago
And I'm guessing they're even still not counting the Xamarin employees?
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by knocte 10y ago
Not sure if it's because of the startup culture or simply because there are actually no older candidates. In my case, 36yo, in a startup, I'm the oldest in it. But I've been interviewing many people and I think we only got 1
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by knocte 10y ago
I was talking about languages.
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by knocte 10y ago
It's a matter of taste. As for me, that I tinkle more with .NET, I see their (Swift's) grass greener in the fact that they are not afraid of making breaking changes if they truly benefit the platform, something which I don't
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by knocte 10y ago
+1, they should consider 16.04.1 which is also an LTS, not 15.10.
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by knocte 10y ago
IIS != .NET
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by knocte 10y ago
I'm guessing that even in a future in which we have 100% of IPv6 deployment, we would still run our loopback/LAN interfaces with IPv4 for simplicity...
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by knocte 10y ago
Can this be solved by configuring the local system (e.g. Debian?) to blacklist any DNS resolution that ends up being a private IP address? Is this is possible to configure at the firewall level?
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by knocte 10y ago
I like the stealth style but most people that go this way don't embed toilet/shower (because must be hard to do and harder to have space for it), which in my view must be a horrible downside, no? What do you think? What did you do
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by knocte 10y ago
This should not be targeted just to github issues users but to any bug reporting audience. (On a sidenote; I like gitlab issues so much more than github's now, they have emulated trello to add dnd kanbas style to them)
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by knocte 10y ago
That is not really constructive. If I were him, I would have replied with something really interesting for anyone at Google (I'm guessing actually recruiters would not care), for example, what would it take me take a job at Google? Cer
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by knocte 10y ago
Use MonoDevelop/XamarinStudio.
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by knocte 10y ago
This smells as being a need that comes as a consequence of using a dynamically-typed language. Because the example given seems to be just getting rid of the usage of a certain method, to replace with a new one. In a statically typed languag

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