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by stefanos82 1y ago
Nice job! I don't know whether you know https://github.com/java-decompiler/jd-gui or not, but in case you haven't seen it before, maybe you could use it as a reference, since it's written in Java, for ex
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by stefanos82 1y ago
> We’re not going to waste days chasing them. But at some point, this goes beyond saving a few bucks: it becomes performance art. How about creating a "Wall of Shame" page and name shaming such companies, until the get the mess
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by stefanos82 1y ago
If you are well connected, with various friends and acquaintances, have a discussion with them about what they do either for a living or for a hobby and you might end up getting a job in a profession you never imagined before, that you migh
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by stefanos82 1y ago
Existing discussion in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43930640
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by stefanos82 1y ago
I thought I was alone thinking like this. Honestly, when I want to compile a Rust project and see all these dependencies getting pulled in to get compiled along with the project, it gives me goosebumps, because I don't know whether the
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by stefanos82 1y ago
That's why a friend of mine once told me "always work with a signed contract in your hands!"; I now get what he really meant when he shared that advice with me. Many customers don't want to deal with legal stuff and pref
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by stefanos82 1y ago
What I find fascinating about the evolution in general, is that where I live our doves, that belong to Eurasian collared dove [1], for some reason, the past 2 years now have started giving birth to young ones that look exactly like Sunda co
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by stefanos82 1y ago
Most shared hosting services I have used so far have a nice "account suspended" message when you forget to pay your invoice in time, enough to shake your soul to the core LOL! You should apply that too and your serious customers w
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by stefanos82 1y ago
"Thank you Hiten Shah for the reminding; I appreciate it. By the way, you are fired!" - The CEO
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Read both if you like. I read and liked them both, but my heart belongs to Bob's writing, especially the C implementation in Crafting Interpreters and how he explains things.
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Ask HN: How to acquire professional experience in the age of AI as junior dev?
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by stefanos82 2y ago
That was quite amusing and really fascinating to read; kudos my friend!
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Far from dying...let's just say, is no longer in the spotlight; but it's definitely there, for sure!
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by stefanos82 2y ago
I came here to write *EXACTLY* the same thing, even as a question too! :D
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by stefanos82 2y ago
It's actually quite common and typical for freelancers. Unfortunately when you evaluate a project, initially everything looks and feel just right, that you wouldn't have any problem delivering the end result as soon as possible. B
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by stefanos82 2y ago
I think it's an unfair comparison here. A developer, programmer, software engineer, call this category of work however you like, it uses the brain at such relentless limits, implicitly or explicitly depending on the problem a person it
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by stefanos82 2y ago
I really liked your article; it expresses more or less my own personal concerns around technology. I am certain that whenever the opportunity arises to change my professional direction, I will do it immediately. To me personally, as a profe
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Many companies use CRM / ERP in-house stocktaking that depend on MSSQL exclusively.
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by stefanos82 2y ago
I thought they had their own currency called BRICS. Don't they use that instead?
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by stefanos82 2y ago
It's weird that the_silver_searcher, also known as `ag` [1] is not mentioned in benchmarks, which is also implemented in C. I wonder why... [1] https://github.com/ggreer/the_silver_searcher
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by stefanos82 2y ago
GoAccess looks interesting; to be sincere, I haven't used it myself, but the demo website looks extremely fascinating to me! https://goaccess.io/
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by stefanos82 2y ago
> I tried neovim, but the days when I enjoyed a vim-based setup are long gone, and honestly the integration with LSP servers is poor at best. I use Vim, not neovim, and I use coc.nvim; it supports LSP servers just fine, I'm quite pl
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by stefanos82 2y ago
I could be wrong, but I have the impression what you are looking for is how constexpr and consteval work in C++ https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/consteval
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Just from the humiliation this man went through, he should have asked for a severance package, compensation, and then sue them for many reasons, primarily for mental anguish that he asked for the obvious as a newly divorced parent who wants
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by stefanos82 2y ago
The whole app situation reminded me the nightmares we had to face with browser toolbars that would get installed without our consent and would end up a mess! https://www.reddit.com/r/nostalgia/comments/xbehqk&
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by stefanos82 2y ago
As soon as I finished reading the article, the very first thing that came in my mind is Dieter Rams' "10 Principles of Good Design"; I have been following his principles as much as I can, as they match, more or less, those of
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Vim 9 introduced new vim9script which improved performance by orders of magnitude from old vimscript. You can test those benchmarks yourself from late Bramm's repo README file: https://github.com/brammool/vim9 My
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Seems like since C++26, it does use constexpr https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/numeric/math/sqrt
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by stefanos82 2y ago
> I actually wouldn’t blame software developers per se. I would somewhat blame the habits they develop along the way. Nobody is taught to write real software in university computer science programs. They are taught to code, and if they a
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Nice! I will let Tonis know about it and add it in the aforementioned repo. Cheers!

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