nanodano

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Juggling Projects(devdungeon.com)
1 points by nanodano 10y ago|0 comments
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“I know how to program, but I don't know what to program”(devdungeon.com)
5 points by nanodano 10y ago|2 comments
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by nanodano 10y ago
Another thing I run in to a lot is people saying "I know how to program, but I don't know what to build." There is an amount of creativity involved with programminng. It's like learning how to physically manipulate a gui
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by nanodano 10y ago
As software evolves and gets more complicated it only makes sense that bugs will become more obscure and tougher to chase down in projects that are reaching sizes we've never seen before. Most developers have a bug list longer than the
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by nanodano 10y ago
Have you ever looked at Google Analytics information? They don't even give you individual IP addresses or anything like that. They actually do a GOOD job of anonymyzing data like that. You could track more information if you did it by
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by nanodano 10y ago
X "betrayed us all to Google" Is this your reaction to every website that has Google Analytics too? Write a blog post about how it should be opt-in and how it's a betrayal?
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by nanodano 10y ago
He doesn't just use the MEAN stack. He coined the term.
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by nanodano 10y ago
Real men use C. Without the standard library.
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by nanodano 11y ago
Yeah plain text is great and everything...until you want to put a table in there.
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by nanodano 11y ago
Tcpdump and wireshark are built on top of libpcap. If you are interested in learning how to write programs in C or Go using libpcap check out these posts. http://www.devdungeon.com/content/using-libpcap-c http:/&
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by nanodano 11y ago
This is what I think of when reading this article: https://xkcd.com/927/ ================================= Situation: There are 14 competing standards "14?! Ridiculous! We need to develop one universal standard th
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by nanodano 11y ago
Personally, I think the terms "Software *" are all interchangeable. Programmer, coder, developer, and engineer. Everyone has their own subjective opinion on how each one is slightly different but they all mean the same thing in ge
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by nanodano 11y ago
I've been programming for ~20 years and I use Stack Overflow ALL THE TIME. The thing is...I've literally never ever posted a single question. Everything I've ever asked has already been answered.
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by nanodano 11y ago
This is why I run my own GitLab server as a mirror! Or just in case GitHub gets hit by a bus.
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by nanodano 11y ago
Go is still young and I think it will expand over time. I think they wanted to start with a simple language and grow it carefully. One of the biggest complaints is generics and they compare it to Java but even Java didn't have generics
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by nanodano 11y ago
That's brilliant.
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by nanodano 11y ago
The Linux project has been around for a couple decades now. Has this attitude been a trend from the very beginning, or is it something that formed over time?
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by nanodano 11y ago
Theoretically that is totally possible. I think the channels functionality would really make managing the different streams easy. Go routines could also greatly improve performance. It would be interesting to see how it performs under load.
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by nanodano 11y ago
Hey there, I wrote that page. I didn't even have an account here and didn't realize there were comments. I tracked down this page because of the referrals I was getting. The write up is meant to help anyone and everyone so share i