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like i gaze into the code and see lines i want to delete constants i want to reorganize but ultimately it does not necessarily move us closer to our goals is it a worthwhile endeavor? or is it friday make-work
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Bloody posted:like i gaze into the code and see lines i want to delete if it will later on enable you to make enhancements to the code or debug the code more rapidly and with higher quality, it's absolutely worthwhile to refactor. there's so many times i wish i could do that to code im staring at but we've got too much committed work so im not allowed. if you are, take advantage.
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Feb 26, 2016 16:49
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Bloody posted:like i gaze into the code and see lines i want to delete will it improve maintainability? if so, do it. it'll pay off later when you need to fix a bug, or bring on someone new.
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Feb 26, 2016 17:16
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yeah but its hard
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Feb 26, 2016 17:39
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Bloody posted:yeah I'm in the middle of doing this and it's hard but VERY satisfying
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Feb 26, 2016 18:41
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Phobeste posted:I'm in the middle of doing this and it's hard but VERY satisfying how did you get inside my pants
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Feb 26, 2016 18:49
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Captain Foo posted:how did you get inside my pants because you kept making pull requests? this joke made me realize that my first real code review by another programmer was filled with all the same anxieties as losing my virginity (concern that the commit was too big  )
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Feb 26, 2016 19:52
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i have a REST client that is frequently POSTing data and receiving 200 OK i want a way to flag that it should go ask another endpoint for something. i don't want to poll on the other endpoint because updates to it are infrequent, if I could just signal it through the existing 200 OK that would be much better is there a different response code that i want to use? or can I just add bytes after the OK so it'd be content-length 4 and say OKGO when there's something fresh at the other endpoint?
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Feb 26, 2016 19:52
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JawnV6 posted:i have a REST client that is frequently POSTing data and receiving 200 OK wtf do you do that you write both assembly and rest services?
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Feb 26, 2016 19:53
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:wtf do you do that you write both assembly and rest services? asm.js
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Feb 26, 2016 19:54
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:wtf do you do that you write both assembly and rest services? welcome to the internet of poo poo
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Feb 26, 2016 19:55
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JawnV6 posted:i have a REST client that is frequently POSTing data and receiving 200 OK you could send a temporary redirect with the other endpoint as the redirect address
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Feb 26, 2016 20:02
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:wtf do you do that you write both assembly and rest services?
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Feb 26, 2016 20:05
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alternatively send the 200 w/ the directive in the message body
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Feb 26, 2016 20:09
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Shaggar posted:alternatively send the 200 w/ the directive in the message body this looks like what im going to do, because "300 redirect" looks like something i'd have to handle in pretty much the same place/way i thought there might be some rule i was unaware of, like "200 must ONLY have OK in the body" or w/e cool, thanks
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Feb 26, 2016 20:57
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the thing that sucks about rest is that it's all convention
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Feb 26, 2016 21:00
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lol i like how on hired.com you can see the companies who looked at your profile and didn't send an offer. my profile apparently isn't worthy of TotalFratMove.com's time 
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Feb 26, 2016 21:33
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JawnV6 posted:i thought there might be some rule i was unaware of, like "200 must ONLY have OK in the body" or w/e that would make the web a pretty boring place.
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Feb 26, 2016 21:39
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:just how fuckin dumb is your jira guy? computer toucher posted:that would make the web a pretty boring place. is crafting raw wifi packets things humans do outside of (anti-)security?
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Feb 27, 2016 00:05
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computer toucher posted:that would make the web a pretty boring place. at least ud finally be an ok poster
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Feb 27, 2016 00:38
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Flat Daddy posted:lol i like how on hired.com you can see the companies who looked at your profile and didn't send an offer. my profile apparently isn't worthy of TotalFratMove.com's time that is the saddest thing i have ever read
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and ive read flowers for algernon AND of mice and men
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Asymmetrikon posted:is this a proprietary, custom thing, or is there a way the rest of us could get in on this action some of the stuff is still being worked on, especially the database part, but I can ask around when it's supposed to be released if anyone's interested. (sorry for derailing this thread with non-terrible things)
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Feb 27, 2016 13:17
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:because you kept making pull requests? same but "merge failed: permission denied" so i had to stick to my local branch
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:same but "merge failed: permission denied" so i had to stick to my local branch
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:because you kept making pull requests? i enjoy taking peoples code review virginities
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:this joke made me realize that my first real code review by another programmer was filled with all the same anxieties as losing my virginity (concern that the commit was too big you can always let your mom go on top if youre worried about squashing her
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how easy is it to get a terrible programmer job in the USA if you're not American. I am white if that helps
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pointsofdata posted:how easy is it to get a terrible programmer job in the USA if you're not American. I am white if that helps most of the programmers i work with aren't american or white, i don't think its a factor you should worry about too much. it might be harder if you need the company to get you an h1b visa, i don't know much about it but i've heard its a pain in the rear end.
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getting an h1b is mostly a matter of luck, and the odds are really not that bad. transitioning from an h1b to permanent residency is the pain in the rear end. (it is much easier if you are not indian or chinese, though)
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I'm not actually bothered about getting permanent residency, so that sounds pretty good, thanks.
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pointsofdata posted:I'm not actually bothered about getting permanent residency, so that sounds pretty good, thanks. we'll see how you feel about it after a couple of years the great thing about an h-1b is that it's dual intent. you're allowed to change your mind
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if you're canadian I think there's some special visa (TN-1?) that is even easier to get than H1B and has better perks, which has done a good job of draining a lot of university talent out of canada
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piratepilates posted:if you're canadian I think there's some special visa (TN-1?) that is even easier to get than H1B and has better perks, which has done a good job of draining a lot of university talent out of canada the tn-* (nafta) visas are not dual intent, which gets really sticky yeah yeah yeah i hear you "oh i don't want to live in the u.s. forever, just temporarily." you say that now. after you spend 2-4 years of your life in a place, you have friends and familiar places and reasons to stay. 1+ year of your life is never "temporary," it will always be a loss to leave
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:1+ year of your life is never "temporary," it will always be a loss to leave
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just traveling to USA I had to vouch I had never employed child soldiers or instigated a mass sterilisation campaign.
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computer toucher posted:just traveling to USA I had to vouch I had never employed child soldiers or instigated a mass sterilisation campaign. well maybe if they'd do a bit more mass sterilisation there would be fewer child soldiers, did you think of that uncle sam? logic solves the worlds problems once again
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it's a trick question, if you don't answer "yes" we don't want you here.
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you should see what you have to fill out for security clearance i'm still not 100% sure none of my friends have plotted to overthrow the government
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i've done like 4 or 5 security clearance questionnaires for college friends something that i've said more than once: "no, he's not an edward snowden type"
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