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751.
by zerr 4y ago
Do you have actual Ada engineering positions available?
752.
by zerr 4y ago
That's why becoming a CTO shouldn't be treated as promotion or "next level". And there should be the same compensation level for individual contributors.
753.
by zerr 4y ago
With all due respect, this is coming from a Win32 API C programmer who happens to save the code in files with .cpp extension. In other words, not familiar with modern C++.
754.
by zerr 4y ago
Why those web services don't leverage from the fact/data that a real bank has already vetted you? And you use a real visa/mc/ae cards. They anyway block you.
755.
by zerr 4y ago
Except that you can't see easily whether you intended correctly or not, especially during editing the existing block.
756.
by zerr 4y ago
That's because of its prevalence usage as a better flat file or config file.
757.
by zerr 4y ago
Thanks. Please specify the salary for NYC as well - you'll be required to do it starting from November anyway.
758.
by zerr 4y ago
Which one are fully rem0te?
759.
by zerr 4y ago
So the same story as with MFC.
760.
by zerr 4y ago
Windows has its own indexing, filenames as well as content for specific types. Just press [Win] and type the filename.
761.
by zerr 4y ago
One might argue that after Win 9x, the native is not important anymore - everyone does custom UIs anyway.
762.
by zerr 4y ago
I understand that. 9-to-5 is a common term, but I wonder why - many mention clocking out at 5, does that mean they arrive at 8 in the morning? Or maybe some have lunch on the keyboard while continue working.
763.
by zerr 4y ago
Off-topic: does 9-to-5 mean that 1-hour lunch break is considered as working time? How common is that?
764.
by zerr 4y ago
Yes, basic/toy versions.
765.
by zerr 4y ago
I've got an impression that it is a breadth introduction book to various interesting topics in symbolic computation. It doesn't go deep.
766.
by zerr 4y ago
"Scattered through multiple lines" inference :) Such code makes another programmer analyze multiple lines to deduce types in the head.
767.
by zerr 4y ago
What's a sane/legit use case of such inferring in general?
768.
by zerr 4y ago
It doesn't support the second most popular OS (Win7) which still holds the quarter of the market share.
769.
by zerr 4y ago
It would show that there are enough resources to fix the windows.
770.
by zerr 4y ago
Why there is no "Check spelling as you type" in Excel?
771.
by zerr 4y ago
Another code-only way is Flutter.
772.
by zerr 4y ago
Interesting, how did you get those gigs, worked at film studios?
773.
by zerr 4y ago
Isn't Ireland stuck in 5-figure?
774.
by zerr 4y ago
Worldwide rem0te?
775.
by zerr 4y ago
The content is the key difference - doesn't require months of leetcode grinding.
776.
by zerr 4y ago
Georgia, the country in Europe but outside EU. It is actually a tax haven.
777.
by zerr 4y ago
Hourly paid work with flexible schedule should help. Sometimes you work 5 hours per week, sometimes 25.
778.
by zerr 4y ago
This is useful when class A is from system or 3rd party library header so you can't just change it (unless you want to maintain the patch).
779.
by zerr 4y ago
In C++ you can access a private member of a class A by defining a class B as exactly the same but making that member public, and casting to B*: B* b = (B*)&a; b->private_member... Shouldn't be used more than once in every 20 yea
780.
by zerr 4y ago
Industry gatekeepers do not agree, unfortunately.

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