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by tester756 10mo ago
On the other hand we've never invested as much in hardware & software optimization as we do now
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by tester756 10mo ago
Yet if only it wasnt that huge, so compilation takes this much time :/
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by tester756 10mo ago
If you show X users old payment flow and X users new payment flow, then you can definitely try to draw reasonable conclusions
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by tester756 10mo ago
>Its a dice roll and its a measure of one's luck to be at the right place & right time to work on the right task. In general you pick companies, products, teams, initiatives, tasks that you're interested about, so it's
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by tester756 10mo ago
> One produced a 200% improvement in an internal product, one a 40% improvement in a product with thousands of users, one a 1% improvement in a product with a billion users? Compare that . Try to assign money/revenue/PR to tha
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by tester756 10mo ago
whats ur point, there's countless of examples to counter your statement from Windows, Linux, Chromium, VS Code, programming langugages, tools like k8s, AI to revenue! :D
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by tester756 10mo ago
>This goes for all new startups (non-profit or not!) if you want me to give you money, make it easy for me to give you money. Man, as far as I know this is not some wanna be unicorn startup, this is curiosity-driven, for-hackers content
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by tester756 10mo ago
Visual Studio != Visual Studio Code But tbf VS Code is decent at being editor tho
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by tester756 11mo ago
It's not proof of anything How do you know that they wouldnt be more productive if they were using Windows and Office bundle all the time?
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by tester756 11mo ago
I didnt!
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by tester756 11mo ago
I meant people often complain that unis do not teach them things that are useful in "real world" Windows indeed is real world.
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by tester756 11mo ago
Visual Studio is world class IDE, C# is one of the better designed languages and ecosystems, Windows is everywhere - from home, to enterprise.
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by tester756 11mo ago
I've been helping people with programming, from students struggling with classes, thru people trying to get 1st job, to people working in industry. They were passing their classes, getting jobs and completing their tasks. So I've
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by tester756 11mo ago
>the job is easy software engineering is easy? you live in bubble, try teaching programming to someone new to it and you'll realize how muuuuch effort it requires
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by tester756 11mo ago
Yea, Lunar Lake made hit into ARM, but Panther Lake should be even stronger hit
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by tester756 11mo ago
>usually one of the strong arguments for ARM devices—were not achieved under Linux
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by tester756 11mo ago
>This can reasonably said about any programming language that is popular C++ does not have great stdlib, lol. Maybe "recently" it improved, but still.
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by tester756 11mo ago
I've been running .NET web apps on Linux since 2018 (early .NET Core versions) ASP.NET is stable and really good web framework
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by tester756 11mo ago
As far as I know OOP has orders of magnitude higher market share than FP. >Wildy successful does not mean a good idea. Sure, but if there was FP instead of OOP, then would current digital world be better, as big, safer? Who knows?
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by tester756 11mo ago
It's not crazy at all, especially since majority of programming is about digitalization of real world things/processed. eBay, Tinder, Youtube, Robinhood, etc, etc. Those are all real world things that are now represented in digita
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by tester756 11mo ago
Same can be said about using iPhone, look: "Should Tim Cook use iPhone?" >He should. He should literally be using iPhones for real work, at least half of the time, deep in their ecosystem, to understand where Apple products nee
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by tester756 11mo ago
>For example, Intel has no answer to the X3D V-cache architecture that makes AMD chips better for gaming. So, it should be visible in gaming benchmarks, right? >- If you’re looking for integrated graphics, you’re pretty much always be
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by tester756 11mo ago
Thousands is niche. There are tens of millions of Apple laptops with Mx CPUs sold.
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by tester756 11mo ago
Why they cannot add generics to C as first class citizen, so you don't have to abuse macros, preprocessing and other primitive techniques?
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by tester756 11mo ago
My AMD cpu died after 9 months. I've received money return, but still it leaves a bad taste.
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by tester756 11mo ago
You alone is... pretty small market niche, I'd say.
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by tester756 11mo ago
You can get decent eastern eu engineer for 2700$ (after tax) salary
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by tester756 11mo ago
Stock market is really, really interesting
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by tester756 11mo ago
It reads as if written by teenager... >For me, I would stand there and keep reciting difficult words. And although I was slightly dyslexic, I still won every freaking spelling bee. With this simple trick, I dominated it so much to the po
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by tester756 11mo ago
Macro is one of the ugliest features available in langs like C/CPP

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