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by snypox 6y ago
Okay, well I guess that’s a bad experience. I don’t think it invalidates the fact the usually book authors should be somewhat knowledgable - of course it doesn’t automatically mean that all of them is good to work with.
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by snypox 6y ago
Oh, how funny is it, that the top comment would be still the top comment today.
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by snypox 6y ago
People might find you a bit offensive, but I’m really curious if anyone has a counterpoint to this.
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by snypox 6y ago
I will risk that I get downvoted to hell. The data scientists in my company and pure geniuses. But. They can barely program. I wouldn’t trust them with Java, I’m sure they wouldn’t trust themselves either. Python is slow but at least it’s e
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by snypox 6y ago
Man, you’d be surprised what rate of engineers I interviewed for a .NET job ever seen a Docker image. I think maybe a few out of 30. Most of them still coming from the classic Windows/.Net framework/IIS eco-system.
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by snypox 6y ago
I’ve never seen a linked list in the wild in my entire career (5 years). I work on crud web apps, etl jobs, frontend etc. Actually, now that I think of it, I’ve never even seen it in OSS libraries and I contributed to a few.
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by snypox 6y ago
> A counterpoint on why I wouldn't ask anyone to implement something (such as a web server) using a framework: They're ever-changing. Can you elaborate as to why this is a contradiction? Yes, they’re ever changing but doesn’t m
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by snypox 6y ago
Some people - to say at least - exaggerates in their CV. You can’t trust someone automatically.
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by snypox 6y ago
I would rather say it’s an awesome skill to have, especially if you have ambitions to move to higher levels (lead, management, director) but not a crucial one to a strictly ‘technical’ person. I know guys who are senior devs for 20+ years a
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by snypox 6y ago
Imo this is plain stupid, sorry. Many people don’t have such abilities, and 95% of the people I know never needed to present something to any audience so they don’t have experience in it either. This sounds awesome for a marketing or PR man
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by snypox 6y ago
How is a cpu/motherboard from last year does not support virtualization? What?
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by snypox 6y ago
Stephen Toub!
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by snypox 6y ago
Are you me?! Even the party parrot emoji.
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by snypox 6y ago
What a good analogy, right.
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by snypox 6y ago
What happens if your face gets deformed in an accident? You unlock your phone with a pincode a re-add your face id?
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by snypox 6y ago
At the company I work for everyone gets a MagicMouse. The pattern is that after 2-3 months of usage everyone gives up and switches to one of those Logitech MX mouses - so did I. MagicMouse is so goddamn uncomfortable to use if you ever touc
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by snypox 6y ago
Usually, I don’t even know how did I trigger it. It takes me a few seconds to get out of it..
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by snypox 6y ago
Scroll down.
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by snypox 6y ago
What do you mean?
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by snypox 6y ago
You can do the first one on Windows. Press Windows button then type anything.
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by snypox 6y ago
Don’t understand why you got downvoted. I work in a Python shop and 100% agree with you.
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by snypox 6y ago
I always wondered what percentage of apps in production are using Windows images compared to Linux.
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by snypox 6y ago
This sounds nice. Since university is cost free where I live here I think I’ll want to earn enough to be able to buy (or at least help buy) apartment(s) for my future children.
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by snypox 6y ago
Investing time customizing VS Code. Today, I end to end manage my project from VSC: create new branch, code, publish branch, open PR. I have shortcuts for certain git commands too.
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by snypox 6y ago
The shame is that they teach VB.NET to your children instead of C#
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by snypox 6y ago
Really? At the last company we had like a 200 lines PowerShell script for all of that.
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by snypox 6y ago
I don’t drink coffee at all. I don’t get the hype. It makes some people addicted which is scary.
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by snypox 7y ago
I’m on your side but what you refer to is not static typing and it’s not mandatory either.
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by snypox 7y ago
What does it enable compared to ECS?
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by snypox 7y ago
In what terms VS Code is behind?

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