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pseudorandom name posted:no, I was making fun of Wind River (well, except they exclusively deal in ISOs) they also prefer #define'd constants evaluated at runtime to conditionals that suck up a cycle of execution time and they're absolutely right to do it that way given their domain
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i work with a legit 10x developer and he's a phenomenal cockhole. we went through a massive design exercise and were starting to write code when he decided to basically redesign the whole thing and write it by himself, invalidating a whole bunch of work that the rest of the team did please teach me how to undermine him at every opportunity and make him feel like poo poo about his job
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Feb 2, 2016 01:23
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is he really a 10x programmer if he's subtracting a bunch of productivity from everyone else?
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Feb 2, 2016 01:32
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Technically that makes him only a 10x programmer, he needs to start helping and working with the team to be a 10x developer. If the project is small it is a difficult situation to be in as his holistic view may be beneficial but the manager should pick up on this and not assign him group projects.
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Feb 2, 2016 01:35
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abraham linksys posted:we use docker in development and it's the loving worst and everything is slow and the build cache is bad and i want to die yeah it's loving amazing for development, but it takes a while to get used to it and it's rly painful at first if there are speed issues something is probably wrong; not sure what you mean about the build cache being bad
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Feb 2, 2016 01:45
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i'm a 20x programmer. my secret? work well with others.
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also he uses the word "codeline" all the loving time and i keep wanting to tell him that the word doesn't loving mean anything
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Feb 2, 2016 02:48
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Soricidus posted:is he really a 10x programmer if he's subtracting a bunch of productivity from everyone else? i understood that to be the most popular method of becoming one, yes
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Feb 2, 2016 02:49
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JawnV6 posted:i understood that to be the most popular method of becoming one, yes
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Feb 2, 2016 02:56
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haha yeah boss idk why these chucklefucks don't have any output, here i did everything bc i stayed up until 3am welp gonna head out bye
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Feb 2, 2016 02:57
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is that the same type of 10x guy who commits all of his code directly to trunk before there's ever a code review?
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Feb 2, 2016 03:01
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Barnyard Protein posted:haha yeah boss idk why these chucklefucks don't have any output, here i did everything bc i stayed up until 3am welp gonna head out bye We have a guy like that and I constantly overhear my boss talking about how they're gonna try to keep him from rewriting an entire project over the weekend.
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Feb 2, 2016 03:17
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Ludwig van Halen posted:We have a guy like that and I constantly overhear my boss talking about how they're gonna try to keep him from rewriting an entire project over the weekend. when he does it, don't deploy the code. ever.
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Feb 2, 2016 03:19
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Blinkz0rz posted:i work with a legit 10x developer and he's a phenomenal cockhole. we went through a massive design exercise and were starting to write code when he decided to basically redesign the whole thing and write it by himself, invalidating a whole bunch of work that the rest of the team did fail his code reviews big monster commit? rejected, reverted, pls break into chunks normal sized commits? question where the hell this is going when you agreed to do other thing trillions of tiny commits? pick them nits don't make it personal, but when you commit dickhole things you shouldn't expect everyone else to swallow
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Feb 2, 2016 04:29
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just be careful not to make an 11x coder out of it, that will be even more of a titan to bring down
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Feb 2, 2016 04:33
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those good suggestions would work best if there is an actual development process that is supported by the management. but dollars to donut the 10x dude is like the gingivitis goblin poisoning the mind of that nasty-old-man king in one of the lord of the rings movies
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Barnyard Protein posted:those good suggestions would work best if there is an actual development process that is supported by the management. but dollars to donut the 10x dude is like the gingivitis goblin poisoning the mind of that nasty-old-man king in one of the lord of the rings movies grima wormtongue. theoden. jesus
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Feb 2, 2016 04:36
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craisins posted:grima wormtongue. lol I thought the original criticism for that plan was going to be that it can't work when there is zero code or quality review process before going into trunk (hello all my jobs), but this was better
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Feb 2, 2016 04:54
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Barnyard Protein posted:those good suggestions would work best if there is an actual development process that is supported by the management. but dollars to donut the 10x dude is like the gingivitis goblin poisoning the mind of that nasty-old-man king in one of the lord of the rings movies sort of except my boss admitted to me today that while 10x dude can move mountains he (my boss) loving hates that everyone else has to clean up the rubble
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Feb 2, 2016 05:24
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Blinkz0rz posted:i work with a legit 10x developer and he's a phenomenal cockhole. we went through a massive design exercise and were starting to write code when he decided to basically redesign the whole thing and write it by himself, invalidating a whole bunch of work that the rest of the team did Does he describe himself as a 10x developer? Is this a thing where everybody rates themselves as an above average driver without regard for their actual skill level?
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no he's generally a smart guy he's just a really good programmer can't work with other people for poo poo tho
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Feb 2, 2016 05:32
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Jabor posted:Branch delay slots are actually really hosed up, sorry. branch delay slots are a gross, but it's about as bad as arm's pc skewing nonsense (except delay slots are more predictable, since they're context insensitive conditional instructions are kinda neat, i guess, but branch predictors are way better now, so the tradeoff of encoding space isn't worth it anymore. it's also not very RISCy and they were removed in a later MIPS revision it looks like??
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craisins posted:grima wormtongue. don't sign your posts, god
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Blinkz0rz posted:i work with a legit 10x developer and he's a phenomenal cockhole.
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OOP exists because if you encapsulate all the 10x developers enough it's harder for them to poo poo all over everyone else's code.
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Feb 2, 2016 10:07
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Same but microservices
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Blinkz0rz posted:no he's generally a smart guy he's just a really good programmer i'm srs about the code reviews even if you probably shouldn't be passive aggressive whatever 'quality' is determined is collectively, not individually, and code reviews are supposed to be normative. sometimes this means 10x is gonna convince you, which is good, because it forces him to teach or gtfo
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the new project.json format for visual studio is way better than what they had before. now if they could only switch to using xml and then add build plugins.
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they will move to project.yaml in 5 years after 5 years the js hipsters will have moved to a different format, because yaml-schema has made everything too complex and bloated and surely there must be a better way
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json > xml >>>> fixed-width file formats > yaml
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xml is better than json. the only thing that makes json usable in vs 2015 is they added a bunch of json schema tooling.
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b0lt posted:branch delay slots are a gross, but it's about as bad as arm's pc skewing nonsense (except delay slots are more predictable, since they're context insensitive Woah, what is program counter skewing? Sounds bad 
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meatpotato posted:Woah, what is program counter skewing? Sounds bad if you access pc, you get the wrong value, because of historical reasons: quote:In ARM state, the value of the PC is the address of the current instruction plus 8 bytes.
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pseudo-json with unquoted keys/single quotes/comments/trailing commas (which is usually just evaluated as javascript) is okay to edit hand-editing "real" json is a pain in the rear end yaml has a ton of edge cases that are annoying but it's still what I go to for hand-edited nested data (something flat I'd probably use some INI-type thing)
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kalstrams posted:do you guys use github or bitbucket or something else for your private shame repos? i use github for my shame repo and then i was applying for jobs and they wanted to see code and i was like i cant show them my lovely yospos userscript
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abraham linksys posted:pseudo-json with unquoted keys/single quotes/comments/trailing commas (which is usually just evaluated as javascript) is okay to edit Hand editing real json is fine. Every text editor on the planet has support for folding and checking your format. Comments are the only thing really missing.
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b0lt posted:if you access pc, you get the wrong value, because of historical reasons: it looks like it was designed this way to signify the next instruction that would be fetched. this of course is only true if you have a 3-stage pipeline like the original arm cpu from the 80s
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b0lt posted:if you access pc, you get the wrong value, because of historical reasons: this is fixed in a64
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Zaxxon posted:Hand editing real json is fine. Every text editor on the planet has support for folding and checking your format. Comments are the only thing really missing. well yeah, comments and schema
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