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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:well, as a yosposter, I would find it hysterically funny and be grateful for the distraction. frequent it caller rabbi bob had very strong opnions on the bereavement button. back then, poorly trained as i was, didnt even know what bereavement was until he gave me a 60 minute (billable) lecture on it on the helpdesk line, lol.
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good lord I mean I'm not surprised I talked to an athenahealth recruiter once and he started talking about php and that's when I knew I was never talking to him again
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:and yet we are far and away the front runner in our market and have been for years. just imagine what a trashheap the comptetition is. jk, you dont have to, when i was helpdesk monkey i supported all of them. they bad. joke's on you, even after more than a year on prozac and a bunch of therapy i still can't cry
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:frequent it caller rabbi bob had very strong opnions on the bereavement button. back then, poorly trained as i was, didnt even know what bereavement was until he gave me a 60 minute (billable) lecture on it on the helpdesk line, lol. Bloody posted:good lord sorry you both had to listen to lectures on bereavement
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Aug 26, 2016 12:43
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anthonypants posted:yeah but what's the / directory called :Macintosh HD:
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Aug 26, 2016 14:14
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my doctor uses allscripts and it is the biggest pile of garbage
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Aug 26, 2016 14:36
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reading some old code and found this beginning of a function call to printfcode:
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Aug 26, 2016 15:06
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lol one of our  senior devs just up and left (literally picked up his keyboard and walked out) because he wants to move to Germany and HR wouldn't let him work from, uh, homewhen they disabled his user account on the build server it broke everything for 3 days because it was his fiefdom and everything just ran out of his home directory so they turned it back on with a different password and went through his .bashrc to figure out how his scripts work because it was never written down anywhere
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Aug 26, 2016 15:53
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it's almost like companies get the employees they deserve, and vice versa
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Aug 26, 2016 15:55
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:cerner's hospice module still uses the controls from windows 3.1, and the button to launch the bereavement worklist is a giant crying eyeball drawn in an art deco style, lol. imagine when u see ur grief counselor clicking that poo poo. that is loving outrageous
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Aug 26, 2016 16:20
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lol basically everything our dba that got shitcanned was doing was undocumented and running off personal accounts like they were logged in with their personal gmail on thier testing tablets even
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Aug 26, 2016 16:20
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Luigi Thirty posted:my doctor uses allscripts and it is the biggest pile of garbage omg, i repressed the memory of that poo poo lol
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the more the regulations on a piece of software, the less money will be spent making it not be dogshit to look at or use. imo gov't should subsidizeso loving future posted:it's almost like companies get the employees they deserve, and vice versa "deserve" is an empty concept
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Aug 26, 2016 16:58
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:dunno but it integrates with healthkit which is p nice. touchid is still "new" in the grand scheme of things release cycles are longer in the enterprise world. they just added push notifications to the android app last release after i opened the project for it 3 years ago. yeah the iphone app doesn't give us notifications but i assume that's because our ~health network~ hasn't implemented it or whatever. it's very cool to be able to add appointments directly to my calendar, even if i have to manually add the address, which i assume is also our ~health network~'s fault for setting the location to "8th floor" instead of, you know, the place i need to drive to
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LordSaturn posted:"deserve" is an empty concept deserve not in some cosmic karmic sense, instead 'we set the stage for X and then X happened!'
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Aug 26, 2016 17:11
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can someone tell me why style attributes are deprecated? they seem p useful imo
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Aug 26, 2016 19:49
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They don't preserve separation of content and presentation!  As if both aren't being generated by your code anyway.
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Aug 26, 2016 19:54
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HoboMan posted:can someone tell me why style attributes are deprecated? they aren't when building HTML emails
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Aug 26, 2016 19:56
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HoboMan posted:can someone tell me why style attributes are deprecated? where did you read they were deprecated
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HoboMan posted:can someone tell me why style attributes are deprecated? because it's nice to have all the rules defining an element's style in a specific place instead of sprinkling them throughout your HTML.
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Aug 26, 2016 21:08
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they're not deprecated, they will continue to be in HTML - but people will laugh at you if you use them
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Aug 26, 2016 21:09
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some editor i was using over a year ago kept giving me warnings that style attributes were deprecated in HTML5/CSS3
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Prolog is fun
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Aug 26, 2016 21:13
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java's a lot of fun too right up until you get to the arcane requirements for documenting it that are seen only in first year courses oh god just end it all now programming is seriously a shitton of fun why do they keep stirring raisins into my chocolate chips
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i've been looking into building an android wrapper for a web game i've built and i'd just like to formally apologize to xcode for everything bad i've ever said about it setting up xcode's certificate system and getting things integrated with the apple developer stuff was a bit dicey but NOTHING compared to the loving nightmare that is this IDE, holy poo poo my favorite part is that it can't handle scrolling text on osx 
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Aug 26, 2016 21:26
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for the first time in my life my object class inheritance has worked well and a bunch of features of one app translated right into another that doesn't excuse the last 6 years of poo poo piss code, but don't tell anyone
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Aug 26, 2016 21:31
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HoboMan posted:some editor i was using over a year ago kept giving me warnings that style attributes were deprecated in HTML5/CSS3 that holds as much weight as all the tags over which i typed "DEPRECATED" in the comments. some fucker is still gonna call them 20 years from now and i can never delete them for that reason. jokes on him, they all return false now.
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Aug 26, 2016 21:36
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flakeloaf posted:java's a lot of fun too right up until you get to the arcane requirements for documenting it that are seen only in first year courses oh god just end it all now there aren't really any arcane requirements for documenting it you don't HAVE to javadoc every method, argument, return value, and exception.
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there sure are in this beginner course for idiots i feel bad for the ta who has to pretend to read this stuff seriously though eclipse is wonderful
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I don't recall ever having a problem w/ Javadoc. eclipse autogens the basic structure for you and then you complete it. also lol @ windows autocompleting the J in Javadoc to uppercase
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quote:java quote:first year course sounds like your prof is a p big fail, op java is a good language. but it is not a good teaching language.
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documentation in intro cs classes are to show what your intent was and how you think it works as compared to the actual results.
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java is a fine teaching language but I would try to abstract away some of the OO stuff at the start.
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learn you a version control system this poo poo is never taught in college but it's something you really can't learn too early in programming life i recommend learning mercurial because it's basically the same thing as git (which is what everybody uses) but unlike git its command line tools actually make sense any time you spend more than a few hours or two writing a code you should put it in a repo
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git is trash for trash people
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Mr Dog posted:sounds like your prof is a p big fail, op first semester of freshman year, we took an "intro to programming for engineers" course, which was half matlab and half c. you have never seen something as awful as watching someone who has never tried to program before learn off of matlab and c, and needless to say the only people who got reasonable grades in that class were people who already knew how to program
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Mr Dog posted:learn you a version control system good call definitely learn the thing that's sorta like the thing that everyone uses 
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maven would be rad as hell for intro to programming classes cause you could have the students start from an archetype for each assignment and then have them fill in the rest. you can provide them with tests too so they can immediately know if their code works.
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Shaggar posted:git is trash for trash people it's what i use! (for personal stuff. my work has tfs set up already)
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