picacho

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by picacho 7y ago
emm... All we could say is that, kernel programmers'/reviewers' technical background is much higher/better than average python programmers'/reviewers'. Seen too many times these "Mr/Mrs. More or
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by picacho 7y ago
yeah, python LOC > 5000 try to debugging it while some dude just modified your type instance's guts.
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by picacho 7y ago
kinda funny... the talk is precise, touche, and cliche. Like software engineering 101 from top-notched software companies. Especially from those top-notched software companies which writing C++ code. That is, if C++ were not coded in this w
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by picacho 7y ago
touche
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by picacho 7y ago
and system isn't rocket science, it's been coded by good engineers knowing the limit thus gives you a good abstraction for you to learn it quickly. that is, get hands dirty and start coding. Look at those who were _so_ good at Nov
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by picacho 7y ago
the point is never to learn more, but to learn the essence. there's only one basic language must to be learned by every top-notched engineer is assembly. After that, it's just another layer of abstraction. The concept is just stac
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by picacho 8y ago
from compiler's point of view, C++ doesn't really added that much features, and quite stable. imho i believe the C++ ISO committee does consider the possibilities compiler writers are able to implement these features. e.g lambda e
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by picacho 8y ago
in 90's single core golang probably won't be invented the way it is today :-p
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by picacho 8y ago
imho he probably meant for experienced engineers we don't really care because knowing what's underneath is way more expert than learning another language/funny syntax which tries so hard using name mangling type system to hid
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by picacho 8y ago
Every time reading someone changing from xxx to Rust feel the need to post this thread, it's really fun indeed. https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/acjcbp/rust_2019_beat...
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by picacho 8y ago
if you have 13 years experience and don't even have a bachelor's degree, you are not screwed, just stay where you are, unless you are as good as Linus T, just stay where you are, we have lots of talents with > 13years experienc
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by picacho 8y ago
more school != more skilled proxy should have it's range. A rank 100+ cs grad school is quite obvious showing a person's learning skill if anyone knows how applying for a cs master in the USA works. One could argue a UCSC graduate
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by picacho 8y ago
define high-skilled workers. Currently an steven's institute graduate cs master could get a h1b visa by lottery while a Harvard graduate might not be that lucky. Consider this, is knowing how to use kubernetes anything harder than work
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by picacho 8y ago
As an user, without being influenced/trolled and making own judgement, make life easier and happier with linux + kde on opensuse :-)
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by picacho 8y ago
https://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-employees-complaini...
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by picacho 8y ago
Nice. that platform's just wasting primates' time.