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by tester34 6y ago
Private Persona
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by tester34 6y ago
I don't think I could legally do that
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by tester34 6y ago
Aren't HFT programmers highest paid? If they do suck, then almost everybody in the whole industry sucks
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by tester34 6y ago
They do test it on their software bing.com/version
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by tester34 6y ago
I've been asked to write parser of _my_country_law_ and something that's capable of doing diffs and putting it together (diff+original=>newest version) docs without knowledge in that domain after seeing sample doc I've est
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by tester34 6y ago
> I am pretty sure MS's long game on it is as a replacement for Visual Studio (that might be projection though. I've always hated that IDE...). I hope not, at least unless VS Code improves heavily I mean, the real VS has its fl
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by tester34 6y ago
>Some of us value our privacy more than getting rid of the one hacker we get per week. oh c'mon. It's heavily dependent on the game. There's different % of cheaters in CS, in LoL, in Tibia and a lot of other games. e.g the
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by tester34 6y ago
>There was a lot of outcry and the response from the devs was basically "we don't give a damn". Because "we" gamers tend to prefer to have fair game Playing against cheaters destroys fun and the games itself. It&
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by tester34 6y ago
I don't think it's only cuz of lack of discipline I think sometimes in project this complex you (nor anyone) have no idea where some code SHOULD be and inserting it in "wrong" place causes weird things later
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by tester34 6y ago
>Here "politics" is everything that reminds them of how terrible they are. I think you're doing the same thing that you just criticized
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by tester34 6y ago
Ain't that significantly slower?
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by tester34 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Web_Accelerator
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by tester34 6y ago
I'm still using _mylanguage_ programming forums and they're way better than Reddit / HN in terms of an actual discussion becaues those two (HN/Reddit) are more like "move fast", so topics "disappear"
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by tester34 6y ago
30% snarky: I think majority of devs does not really care about west coast startup scene or generally VCs. Also there may be better news aggregators when it comes to Linux or LLVM or Postgres or famous IT/Math people or dramas with com
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by tester34 6y ago
Maybe I'm kinda skewed because I started with Windows, but I don't feel difference between downloading e.g Firefox on Windows and typing `apt-get install nginx` on Linux. Maybe because it requires "huge shittons" of eff
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by tester34 6y ago
which ads? I do ask seriously - I'm using Win Pro and I'm not sure what you're talking about recommendations of installing Microsoft Chrome?
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by tester34 6y ago
>I have so many packages, they are free and safe. I've tried Windows recently, have to install software from the web. It is scary. If you write it this way (without details) then how people can argue? What's so scary? I think I
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by tester34 6y ago
>Even having to make the decision to go tables first or code first is a burden >he very sight of dependency injection configuration is cringe. I'm curious - why?
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by tester34 6y ago
>as they have an entrypoint too. I meant that (as I've heard) you cannot write big app using "top level style" only/mostly It probably isnt going to reduce "the boiler plate" that people complain about
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by tester34 6y ago
Aren't top level programs basically "baby mode" for relatively simple programs or web webassembly based examples that target beginners? As far as I've heard it does not exist e.g when it comes for ASP and I believe that
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by tester34 6y ago
What's wrong/funny with that? Both are news "aggregators"
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by tester34 6y ago
>Forums and the communities they fostered are dead. Not really - I still use forums (that use my native language) and they feel great! way better than Reddit and have significant active user base.
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by tester34 6y ago
I have soft (web app) written in C# that's been running on Linux since 2018 (with many patches between) and everything works fine. The only thing I had to do was installing some fonts in order to make pdf generator works. Mem usage is
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by tester34 6y ago
There's also more "good faith" take on that: The software of their competitors is used by billions of people, thus finding and reporting vulns in that software is going to help billions of people by fixing that problem.
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by tester34 6y ago
MS Teams, Discord, Skype and all older stuff like Ventrilo, TeamSpeak and Mumble - all were (and are) avaliable on Desktop.
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by tester34 6y ago
Well, HN doesnt seem to be security oriented community. But it's ok, security isn't as important as algos are during FAANG interviews, so who cares.
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by tester34 6y ago
The only software that gets vide-co right is probably Discord I used MS Teams and zoom and both are decent (ms teams works fine for school) but it's insanely unbelievable that this kind of software lacks of features that gaming communi
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by tester34 6y ago
>On normal JS it locks up the browser for 10+ seconds Weird, I think I do the same thing (global exception catcher) and it works fine
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by tester34 6y ago
You can use existing e.g C# libraries on the client side (browser) e.g you can develop parser in console application and then ship it to the browser and use it there to parse e.g code without changing a single line of code or having to do s
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by tester34 6y ago
I think professionals should be able to separate work and their private life.

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