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USSMICHELLEBACHMAN posted:as an interloper in the terrible programmer thread the impetus is on you to explain why someone might be a bad programmer and help them out a little in a nice way. this kind of posting is contrary to the spirit of the thread sorry. sorry, arcsech. i was mic fitting pretty bad when i wrote that
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Jul 12, 2014 01:28
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Jul 12, 2014 01:53
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lol, you're so mad at everything and everyone
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Jul 12, 2014 01:55
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Citizen Tayne posted:lol, you're so mad at everything and everyone dsyp
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I'm a happy, fun guy
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Citizen Tayne posted:I'm a happy, fun guy no you're not, you post here.
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Citizen Tayne posted:His emotionally-stunted baby is being raised by an iPad. lol post the yosposters.xlsx lol
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theadder posted:post the yosposters.xlsx lol I don't have one. I just remember things. That's what your brain is optimized to do, remember things about people.
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Jul 12, 2014 02:09
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MeruFM posted:you probably don't want to go to amazon anyways yeah probably not i heard they're ultra-poo poo and i'm sure working for Generic Business Services Corporation of Tampa, Florida would be a million times better than working for Adolf Bezos
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Jul 12, 2014 02:21
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Luigi Thirty posted:yeah probably not i heard they're ultra-poo poo and i'm sure working for Generic Business Services Corporation of Tampa, Florida would be a million times better than working for Adolf Bezos my friend likes working for them a lot
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USSMICHELLEBACHMAN posted:my friend likes working for them a lot probably depends on what you do where but i heard that they can be one of those pirates of silicon valley apple-esque 90 hours a week or  because we've got a mountain of resumes ready to replace you dealies
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Jul 12, 2014 02:25
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Citizen Tayne posted:I just remember things. That's what your brain is optimized to do, remember things about people. sounds like a lie to me!!!
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Jul 12, 2014 02:29
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so, what is the best way to implement a stack?
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Jul 12, 2014 03:13
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a pringles tube and some golf balls with numbers written on them in sharpie.
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:it actually is though if you have frame pointers which usually points to a place in a sequentially allocated array of memory comprising both the call stack and variable allocation stack (usually explaining the need for a frame pointer), qed but yes, i guess ur right in that call stacks do have a pointer component even as they leverage locality as well
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Jul 12, 2014 03:27
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what's a frame and follow up what's a frame pointer?
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BONGHITZ posted:so, what is the best way to implement a stack? Use the cpus stack directly
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Forums Terrorist posted:a pringles tube and some golf balls with numbers written on them in sharpie. what if the balls fall out the bottom?
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Bloody posted:Use the cpus stack directly alright
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BONGHITZ posted:what if the balls fall out the bottom? no thats how time works
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BONGHITZ posted:what if the balls fall out the bottom? it becomes your lotto picks
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BONGHITZ posted:what if the balls fall out the bottom? you're not supposed to stop it's in the spec!
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USSMICHELLEBACHMAN posted:what's a frame and follow up what's a frame pointer? http://duartes.org/gustavo/blog/post/journey-to-the-stack/ lots of good poo poo on that blog also http://www.akkadia.org/drepper/cpumemory.pdf not super related but deffo good poo poo
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personally I'm a big fan of ecx
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BONGHITZ posted:so, what is the best way to implement a stack? an array. use arrays for as many things as possible. random reads from RAM are slow as hell compared to sequential. every L2 cache miss is a traffic jam on the 8-lane freeway that's a modern cpu's execution pipeline 
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what's so complicated about a stack? allocate a region of memory, increment/decrement a memory address, and reallocate memory if it gets too big. am i missing something?
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focal ischemia posted:what's so complicated about a stack? allocate a region of memory, increment/decrement a memory address, and reallocate memory if it gets too big. am i missing something? what's memory?
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is there a better way to do wpf applications than with the mvvm pattern? it's for a simple data query/display app.
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dearest yospos is it a good sign when you send your resume to a local company on craigslist at 9pm and one of their engineering managers sends you an email an hour later saying that your resume is interesting and they want to talk to you i think they make surgery recording systems or something
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Citizen Tayne posted:I don't have one. I just remember things. That's what your brain is optimized to do, remember things about people. not with all the goddamn name changes and av changes it's not
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Luigi Thirty posted:dearest yospos is it a good sign when you send your resume to a local company on craigslist at 9pm and one of their engineering managers sends you an email an hour later saying that your resume is interesting and they want to talk to you it means your resume didn't have to go through HR first. thats good i guess. also the guy thinks your resume is interesting. that deffo a good sign
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Luigi Thirty posted:dearest yospos is it a good sign when you send your resume to a local company on craigslist at 9pm and one of their engineering managers sends you an email an hour later saying that your resume is interesting and they want to talk to you no sounds bad, run before it's too late
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:it means your resume didn't have to go through HR first. thats good i guess. also the guy thinks your resume is interesting. that deffo a good sign it's an insanely good sign and this man is a pessimist
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yeah you should definitely followup with them the research manager in a certain formula 1 lab gave me, a fresh university grad at the time, a full tour of their facilities [including the simulator which loving owns] just because i followed up and sounded interested [i was until i learned the salary  , it's good enough but i was earning double and wanted to quit to earn more which i did]e: i didnt ask for the tour btw
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Blinkz0rz posted:is there a better way to do wpf applications than with the mvvm pattern? it's for a simple data query/display app. depends what you mean by "better"? best practise would be MVVM and a simple app would be a good way to learn the basics if speed of development is paramount then for such a simple app you could do without following that design pattern and just munge it all together
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