lucidguppy2000

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by lucidguppy2000 11y ago
The governments are giving the companies enough rope to hang themselves.
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by lucidguppy2000 11y ago
Write characterization tests for modules, see what inputs produce which outputs. Then you have the start of unit tests. Programming with unit tests really helps. And it points out where certain parts are too entangled and bound to impleme
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by lucidguppy2000 11y ago
How does go prevent complexity?
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by lucidguppy2000 11y ago
I wish high-schools would add some of this stuff to after school programs. Learning to make circuit boards would have helped me with all my spaghetti wiring I do/did.
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by lucidguppy2000 11y ago
Also - a big motivation for work is learning. Didn't someone say "never apply for a position your qualified for"?
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by lucidguppy2000 11y ago
Keep in mind - a function shouldn't contain more than one level of abstraction really. Having a 50+ line function, the code is telling you that you have a class in there struggling to get out. Also - you may be superior to others
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by lucidguppy2000 11y ago
Nothing's really jumped out to me yet, but tools need to raise flags about the complexity of code. A pre-commit hook that recognizes long functions, classes with more than ten member variables, classes that program to an implementatio
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by lucidguppy2000 11y ago
Where are the numbers? In my experience node is very slow on ARM. Spin up a http server on arm and check out the latency for it to return "".
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by lucidguppy2000 12y ago
The scientific term for work needs to get into the general culture. You can expend a whole lot of energy without doing any actual work. "Working harder" is actually "expend energy" while the actual work done is the sam
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by lucidguppy2000 12y ago
I wish there was a language that was actually multiple levels of compatible languages. At one end would be dynamic and scripted and would progress to the other side of compiled and static. You would start out at one end for speed of develo