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by lj3 9y ago
Not since they bailed on stage3d. That was the beginning of the end.
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by lj3 9y ago
Practical UML Statecharts in C/C++: Event-Driven Programming for Embedded Systems by Miro Samek. https://www.amazon.com/Practical-UML-Statecharts-Event-Drive...
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by lj3 9y ago
> What you're saying is probably more true in the web dev world. Any world in which OOP is the primary paradigm. Then again, I've seen truly horrid procedural code as well. Do you have any specific ideas on why the code you&#x2
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by lj3 9y ago
Which parts of react do you miss?
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> in which you authorize corporations to directly and automatically withdraw funds from your bank account The corporations over there must be more trustworthy than the ones we have over here. I'd never agree to such a thing.
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by lj3 9y ago
> That's different than cherry-picking on purpose in order to "win" an argument, which is indeed a human flaw and not a technological one. As much as I want to believe that, it has not been my experience. I've found t
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by lj3 9y ago
Did you get the job?
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by lj3 9y ago
Is there a way to help improve the machine learning algos by suggesting or flagging tags? When this first came out, the tagging was very inaccurate. It doesn't look to have improved a whole lot since then.
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by lj3 9y ago
> Oh no, no, no! Some people may reasonably, with some extreme care and diligence, maybe try to claim they can write safe and UB-free C code. If stars align properly. Why the sarcasm?
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by lj3 9y ago
Has anyone done any in depth explorations of the safety and security of rust code vs well written C or C++?
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> In fact, in some parts of the Bay Area — including Santa Clara, San Mateo and Marin counties — already more people are leaving than arriving, according to the estimates released Thursday, which cover the period from July 1, 2015, to Ju
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by lj3 9y ago
You could try bootstrapping your own product. No need to go big, either. A small web service you write on the side will give you valuable experience if you decide to go the CTO route in 10-15 years.
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Luckily, we have reddit for that.
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by lj3 9y ago
A better question would be what good alternatives are there to news in general. When I see the same headlines with the exact same wording across many different news outlets, I begin to wonder why anybody trusts anything the media has to say
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> I look forward to the day a majority of people realize that our biology is, to a large extent, something to be overcome. I look forward to the day a majority of people realize that our biology is something that cannot be overcome. Yo
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by lj3 9y ago
> Maybe Zed burns himself over Python3. Maybe not. Definitely not. https://zedshaw.com/2016/11/24/the-end-of-coder-influence/
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by lj3 9y ago
It's not a philosophy at all. It's just a list of random things that have improved my life for the better.
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by lj3 9y ago
Recorded music is great. I listen to recorded music all the time when I'm at the gym or at the office. I use it to set the mood. I use it to fill the silence. I use it to block out office noise. But here's the big question: could
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by lj3 9y ago
Active things. Go for a hike, play frisbee, walk the dog, play piano or guitar or whatever floats your boat. The whole point is to work for your rewards instead of getting them instantly at the push of a button.
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by lj3 9y ago
1. Embrace the grind. Motivation comes and goes, but the grind remains. This doesn't mean working all day every day, but rather setting aside specific blocks of time and doing the same thing every single day. Workouts should happen at
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by lj3 9y ago
I hear this a lot, but I've found it to be untrue. When I used to do wordpress development, a large part of my job was to customize admin pages so the non-tech staff could actually use it. The default wordpress admin interface leaves a
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by lj3 9y ago
Does it support multisite? Multisite is a big reason for wordpress's popularity as a CMS.
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by lj3 9y ago
Only the 'senior ops engineer' positions are remote?
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by lj3 9y ago
Has anyone here had any luck with oldgeekjobs.com?
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by lj3 9y ago
From TFA: > It's of note that these conversion rates, are likely lower than their eventual steady state rates because I ended up accepting an offer which essentially stopped the process. His numbers aren't accurate.
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by lj3 9y ago
16 years here and I failed a fibo question a few years ago. I don't do live coding well and it's rare to do that kind of "classic" recursion in a JS app. I've since added it to a list of practice questions I go over
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by lj3 9y ago
> Also, I tend to prune my resume, no one wants to see your experience 8+ years ago. Can you talk a bit more about that? Do you only list your latest 5 years of professional experience?
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by lj3 9y ago
I once calculated my $/h when I was working a deathmarch (80+ hrs per week for over a year). It came out to considerably less than what my brother was making per hour working an assembly line in a factory.
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by lj3 9y ago
> 16 years of experience is exactly what empployers and clients want. Which area of the country is this? edit: oh. Based on other comments, you're a freelancer. What companies want in a freelancer/consultant are wildly differen
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by lj3 9y ago
Yup, that's an easy fix. Where's the unemployment line again?

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