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by pkrumins 5y ago
Rust is a syntax error, not a programming language.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
C is the only sane language left. It never changes and it lets us write code that just works. We can focus on getting things done and shipping rather than learning new features and Googling compiler errors. Learn once, ship forever.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Only the standards people care about standards. We (programmers) want to just get things done. We don't care about the standards. No one reads the standards. Also no one cares about portability. All computers have been the same for the
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Definitely C!
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by pkrumins 5y ago
No one cares about the standards. We only care about getting things done by writing regular C code that works.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
We all use C because it works and we love to get things done.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
The solution to Slack is Twist.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
David Goggins has entered the chat.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
I don't get it - how is this problem any different than simply comparing two very long integers. Given integers "a" and "b" - determine which one is bigger. You don't know as "a" could be seventy six
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Definitely Github. Everyone is familiar with Github and can instantly start using it without thinking or learning. Rarely anyone has experience with Gitlab or Bitbucket and you'll spend hours figuring out how to get started and where&#
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Talking about fonts for programmers, I recently discovered Cozette font ( https://github.com/slavfox/Cozette ). In my opinion, this is the nicest new programming font. I switched over to it and love it so much.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
So great! This has been one of the most requested curl features for years. Without this feature, to send JSON, you had to craft a valid JSON string yourself or shell out to another utility that creates a valid JSON string.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Does anyone know if this applies to Gmail for domains as well?
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Instead of doing this madness with complicated queries, I always advise to split complicated queries into many smaller simple queries and then merge the results in the code. This way you don't need to debug the queries as all of them a
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Yes, that was exactly my dream. My blog is at www.catonmat.net.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
No, that's what I did and it didn't take long. I was getting job offers left and right after my first few blog posts and open source projects.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Thanks!
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by pkrumins 5y ago
You don't really need LinkedIn. The quickest way to get hired is to create a technical blog, write a bunch of interesting articles, create a couple of interesting projects, and make them go viral. You'll get flooded with emails fr
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Does anyone know if utf8mb4 is variable length or does each character take full 4 bytes?
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by pkrumins 5y ago
I like to make many small queries and then merge results in code in any database. No one can really understand large complex queries but anyone can understand small selects and a couple of for loops that merge the results.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
No thanks, I'll take a 7-day workweek, 12 hours per day.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Does anyone know if they found if cats laugh? I can't find it.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
The first thing that I do when I setup a new server is rip systemd out completely and replace it with regular sysv init scripts.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Nice to meet you! All my URLs sites are inspired by popurls. Biztoc looks awesome as well. Congrats on raising money from Mark Cuban!
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by pkrumins 5y ago
I'm in, too. I and my team built several news aggregators ( https://TechURLs.com , https://DevURLs.com , https://SciURLs.com ) and they are all powered by RSS. Every month we have issues with some of the
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by pkrumins 5y ago
It's not an idiom. It's a fireable offense.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
The best code is in production independent of anything else.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Just one deployment? To win the war you need to be hundred deployments ahead.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Agree here but: // not a longer comment than this
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Happy holidays everyone! I made this card for you all https://i.imgur.com/mtAbU6c.png

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