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Bro, it's literally printing out "fizz" if a number is divisible by 3, and "buzz" if it's divisible by 5, on a for loop from 1 to 100. You really need a python module for a 3 line for loop??
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Exactly, I started doing it since I know if they can do literally 5 lines of super basic code. It should take 30 seconds. Why would I ask someone to write kernel code or other domain topics if they can't write fizzbuzz??? The replies t
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It honestly shows that alot of people havn't done interviews with the comments. You're 100% right with the 1:100 people knowing how a computer works. I legit have to ask FizzBuzz and I would like 4 out of 5 people can't do it
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I think Github knows that and that's why it's turned into more of a "Social Media" site. Jr Dev's grind it and view it as a gateway to a job. Constant memes about "Green boxes". "Only want my Sr Dev&#
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Apple news does this. And it has the backing of a big company that keeps gaining outlets rather than losing it like the other option linked. I can't find a single one that I read that isn't on it. https://www.apple.com&
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You're on the nose. I've been calling these types of positions a low interest rate phenomena.
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You can see this actually doesn't have that big an effect. See https://ballotpedia.org/California_Proposition_16,_Repeal_Pr... To summarize, the law is extremely simple. Remove the line "the government and public
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So I mainly do Kernel or super low level systems code. And i've never had an issue targeting the latest C++ standard. Given I don't use the C++ STL and only use the language features. The backwards compatability is amazing and i&#
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I don't see how the number of goto's is relevant. You're still having alot of goto's in each function in the codebase with SESE and only using one goto location, solely for cleanup and exit.
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I'm not saying not to use goto. The above example works on any C language, with some tweaks needed to K&R. I've done substantial Kernel work and can tell you that there's no reason to ever break my example and put multipl
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Yes. There's a reason pretty much every secure C coding standard dictates exact what I said, like CERT C etc. There's a reason they have weird bugs. Just because it's an impressive piece of software, doesn't mean it can&
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This blogpost is horrible! The title is good, you can tell if someone actually uses C at a decent level based off of if they describe SESE(single exit single entry) and how you use goto's to achieve that. BUT, the fact they have multip
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4y ago
No, I'm just trying to build a point that the high end car manufacturers are able to get some wild integrations going on that differentiate them from regular manufacturers due to their software. Especially Mercedes, who regularly has t
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It has a few things like this. https://youtu.be/mG3Uo0a8k5Q . It basically opens up the valves/exhaust a bit more for more noise. It's 100 % from the engine and not from speakers.
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Welcome to government, where comp isn't based on skills and is based on years of experience. And money is based on hours billed rather than shipping a product like private sector :)
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The infotainment and lighting + other controls really sells it… I more meant that even from a style standpoint, I never had that happen when I drove a Honda. There’s also features like making the engine “purr” which works really well on dat
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Defense contractors.
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My field of tech is strict no drug. The level of job security and salaries this provides is insane. FAANG salaries, and a tenth of the work(if that) compared to private sector. Along with being near impossible to get fired or laid off and a
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Everyones talking about alot of negatives. But I have a E53 AMG 4matic+ coup. It looks amazing, like constant compliments, i've even had people compliment it and give me their number in a wendy's drive through. But the OS(MBUX 2)
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C# with maui can natively compile (on most things), otherwise you can just ship the .net runtime with your app, you can target a webview on "any" platform with the same codebase and same tools using Blazor. Blazor has it's ow
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I don't condone that stuff at all. The big risk comes from 5 or 6 digit member enterprises where you can't properly vet your partners, employees, or contractors. What if a situation like Yandex happens and you find out your code h
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I personally don't trust any of my businesses to run on it after this, and have been advising business partners and people I advise to steer clear of it. I know it's not much, but it's been mid to high 6 figures in revenue i&
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You're 100% right, the new type annotations are really nice to. You can still be really pythonic and leverage some cool reflection capabilities with types. And on your point of forcing people to use types. I can't imagine many s
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The curse of low expectations is real. I recently moved out of Baltimore because of the long term implications of DEI in education. There's schools where a gpa of 0.13 puts you in the top half of your class ( https://foxbalti
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For anything like this, you're unironically better off using a non US based search engine. There's alot of US cultural biases. If you search something like that on say Yandex, you will get far more accurate results. But also keep
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I have a third person intro at the top of my resume. I feel it helps alot, and makes me stand out. It's only a ~4 sentences, but it says what I like to work on, how I'm passionate about it, and what unique things I can bring. Thin
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This is actually pretty similar. The OS has an alternative data stream(An idea they stole from Mac), and they list what site a exe was downloaded on, or if it came from somewhere else. Others incorrectly called it a flag, when it works by h
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Wow, you're right. I stand corrected. I've been leveraging it for Windows and Macos, and incorrectly assumed it would work on Linux as well. And when I did target linux it was using the Blazor(Webview stuff). Thanks for the correc
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With Maui, you can now have first class Linux gui support, same with Blazor. You can also even do some of the more cutting edge stuff on linux like compiling straight to ASM.
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In games obscurity isn't really a thing. They are prime targets for memory scanning and getting extremely accurate results. Here's how to build a simple "bot" for any game in about 30 seconds. Step 1, Scan memory for Hp
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