mm007emko

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1. 31.▲
   by mm007emko 3y ago

   So you are actually naking it worse for anybody who doesn't use 64 inch screen. Awesome.
2. 32.▲
   by mm007emko 3y ago

   They release every month so although the releases might not sound big in isolation, the sum of what they release over a course of let's say year is quite exciting. Last really big one (for me) was support of SIMD instructions in the co
3. 33.▲
   by mm007emko 3y ago

   Or the result their boss wants and pays for.
4. 34.▲
   by mm007emko 4y ago

   Exactly. Haters gonna hate me but I really liked Windows.Forms (and C#) for development line-of-business desktop apps.
5. 35.▲
   by mm007emko 4y ago

   I write C every now and then and couldn't care less about C++. So the question is why, what would be the benefit? Do you really think that everyone who use C uses C++ as well?
6. 36.▲
   by mm007emko 4y ago

   I always preferred Matlab to R Studio, TBH.
7. 37.▲
   by mm007emko 4y ago

   I upvoted your comment but I only partially agree. PHP is great in some ways and totally atrocious in other ways. It put bread on my table in the 2000s but I am not looking back. The language is horribly designed. Writing AJAX calls before
8. 38.▲
   by mm007emko 4y ago

   As a SW Engineer I have to say that this would not really work without some healthy dose of abuse. Mangers at one of my previous workplaces were very vocal with "everything is running with slacks" so whenever I gave them an estima
9. 39.▲
   by mm007emko 4y ago

   omfg, the number of people who take seriously this originally innocent looking joke really haunts me. Originally it was a joke about referendums in Ukraine regions about joining Russian Federation which is viewed as an illegal annexation by
10. 40.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    As other mentioned, The C Programming Language (2nd Edition - ANSI C)" by Brian Kernighan & Dennis Ritchie (K&R). I learnt from this book. It's still good for the basics.
11. 41.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    Not my experience. 300ms is noticeable and very annoying. 120ms does not feel instant to me.
12. 42.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    I happily used GeForce Now when I couldn't get a new GPU (and later could get but couldn't afford it). It made sense because the games were bought through Steam and GoG and I paid just for the streaming service. Now I don't h
13. 43.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    PilotEdge is IMHO better option than Vatsim, although it is paid for.
14. 44.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    I want to tell you that you are incorrect even I upvoted your comment :). There are industries which cannot use rolling distros for whatever reason. I switched jobs at the beginning of this year from a cloud-application development where ev
15. 45.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    Maybe I should give it a try again, then.
16. 46.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    Well, I honestly put flight modelling over graphics every single day. X-Plane 11 might not be as good as MSFS in terms of graphics but everything else (i.e. the really important things) is.
17. 47.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    Until Prepar3D version 3 it was somewhat true. Since V4 it is 64-bit and it broke the compatibility with most older plug-ins.
18. 48.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    Comments like these seriously haunt me. How many people there are who really think that?
19. 49.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    Gosh... can't imagine paying for my pilot training (even in the USA it's usually half of what's here) and be paid $52k.
20. 50.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    Well, depends on the country you live in. My country: https://www.platy.cz/platy/doprava-spedice-logistika/pilot https://www.platy.cz/platy/informacni-technologie/programato... Average i
21. 51.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    Generally yes and that's the reason I've been reluctant to switch jobs for small gains. I stayed with my previous employer for 6 years (plus 2 calendar months because here you have to file in a letter of resignation 2 months in ad
22. 52.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    Loyalty is demanded by employers from employees, especially when unpaid overtimes are demanded. However when it's employers turn to reciprocally show loyalty to the employees it usually doesn't work. You aren't getting bonuse
23. 53.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    Well, question is which part of the world you live in, of course. But I don't need to unionize. If I am not satisfied in my job I can switch. Each consecutive job hop past 15 years got me better pay, better benefits and sometimes a bet
24. 54.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    Just wait until the author needs to use Bluetooth. Or set up audio so it automatically switches between the front and back output when headphones are connected. Or CUDA. Or 3d acceleration with official drivers. I find FreeBSD to be a techn
25. 55.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    After spending some time with Trac, Redmine and IBM ClearCase, I have to say that Jira and MS AzureDevOps are not THAT tragic. However it's a tool targeted at managers, not us, developers. At my previous company one of the KPIs was a n
26. 56.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    Well, VSCode is a bad example. It's open source so if Microsoft decides to ditch it, it can be community maintained until people move to something else. Or another foundation can take over or another company can fork it. Come on, VSCod
27. 57.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    In this case, yes.
28. 58.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    Thanks. English is not my native language.
29. 59.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    I dare to disagree - I still think that functional programming is a FAD of the day right now. Like object oriented was the FAD of the day in the 1990s and many then procedural languages saw OOP extensions on top of them (Perl where you need
30. 60.▲
    by mm007emko 4y ago

    Exactly. Functional programming has been around for quite a while, it just recently became the FAD of the day, just search youtube for "functional programming in javascript". This will fade away in just a couple of years. F# is an