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by register 5y ago
I believe that the explanation is simply because an executive job is more about managing relationships with clients, partners, stakeholder, suppliers and the first line of management rather than building something or executing some specific
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by register 5y ago
600 points in 6 months is an impressive achievement.
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Cookbook: Using VSCode with Alive for Interactive Common Lisp Development(lispcookbook.github.io)
3 points by register 5y ago|0 comments
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by register 5y ago
Both your point and the article one are valid. Your point reflects the reality of the market while the article correctly states that the most important skill of a software engineer is the ability to learn quickly (built on top of a solid ba
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by register 5y ago
In the end that is equivalent to bubble up exceptions when thy are of the unchecked type.
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by register 5y ago
I'll second this. This is mainly a cultural issue.
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McCLIM back end to render graphics in Emacs via SLIME(twitter.com)
2 points by register 5y ago|0 comments
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Dragon's Lair by Desire – 256 Bytes Intro for Msdos/FreeDos/WinXP/DosBox(pouet.net)
1 points by register 6y ago|0 comments
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by register 6y ago
At it was expected the program is very very weak. The elo should be around 1100-1200. Based on my game it doesn't see more than 1-2 semimoves ahead and doesn't have an opening repertoire. The evaluation function is weak because th
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by register 6y ago
It looks one-two semi-moves ahead at maximum.
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by register 6y ago
"The UK was one of the few net contributors to the EU" -> UK was in very good company as can be found easily here: https://www.statista.com/chart/18794/net-contributors-to-eu-... and it's not dif
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by register 6y ago
I am going trough the same stage and started developing the game that I wanted to develop as a kid on my first home computer: a Commodore 16. At the time I learnt to program in 7501 ASM ( a 6502 derived CPU ) but the endeavour was too much
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Show HN: Termini - Piastra Parcheggi(youtube.com)
1 points by register 6y ago|0 comments
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by register 6y ago
I have another opinion about that. Most of us don't work in product companies but rather as consultants or in IT enterprise environments. In such contexts the real objective of software development is often the improvement of a process
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by register 6y ago
I'll second that. I have seen that by "developers" with 20 years of experience. Dogmatism is the real enemy.
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by register 6y ago
And yet after 2-3 years they are appointed as "senior" in some of the most developed countries :)
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by register 6y ago
This to me sounds insane. Reaching 500K after 5 only years work is out of this world. What kind of impact can a guy make after only 5 years of experience? Can somebody explain to me how things like that can happen? Also this: after 3 years
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by register 6y ago
Is there anything similar that covers other fundamental and common task such as I/O,networking, json, xml, webservice, string manipulation and so on? Or in other words what today is considered as batch processing/system integratio
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by register 6y ago
>I don’t have to worry about bad devs doing stuff non-atomically and putting the db in a bad state Premise: I assume we are speaking of relational databases. The fact that a developer can "corrupt" the database with non-atomic
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by register 6y ago
I am against using stored procedures. In the projects I saw where SQL code was encapsulated by stored procedures the business logic was inconsistently split between the application and the database making maintenance much more complicated t
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by register 6y ago
That is Java. In .NET using linq with entity framework looks almost like SQL.
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by register 6y ago
What are the key differences between this book and your other title "Lisp system implementation"? What is covered in one but not in the other, what are the common grounds, etc...
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Alpharay: the best 8-bit home computer shoot'em up(youtube.com)
1 points by register 6y ago|0 comments
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by register 6y ago
Completely superficial and not worth reading.
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by register 6y ago
Ruby is dying and Perl is not?? I guess this is "really" opinionated...
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by register 6y ago
The REPL in CL allows you to redefine running code, even code compiled with high optimization levels. This is a feature of the language rather than a feature of the REPL but it's in the REPL that such features shine. In the best case i
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by register 6y ago
Finally! It was time that the EU started to take serious actions about UK behaviour.
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by register 6y ago
That's not my experience. Enterprises usually schedule far in advance budget specifically for the sole purpose of upgrades. Every product has a life of end support and projects to move to the next version are a reality in the enteprise
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by register 6y ago
In Siena it's just a pleasure to walk. And if you have the luck to live in the city center you just walk to the main square and spend your time there sipping a glass of Montepulciano at a local bar.
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by register 6y ago
I would like to know as well. I would also be interested in opinions about "Lisp system implementation by Nils M Holm". I tried to read "Lisp in small pieces" at least 3 times but never managed to go further than the 1st

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