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hobbesmaster posted:only in the most fishmechian "the c++ standard says that the integer limits are the same as C" way i think 'fishmechian' is one of the best way to describe anyone who works on a modern, 2fast2furious c[++] compiler. you need to have at least dropped out of (and preferably completed) law school to even start discussing the language specs
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cis autodrag posted:why are types in c so convoluted anyway? is the answer "int was once upon a time a thin wrapper over a hardware register size"? Symbolic Butt posted:I'd get nervous on answering immediately the size of int, I'd need to think for a bit i always feel kind of dirty for using fixed width int types for random poo poo like loop counters. there's nothing about a loop counter that requires it to be a 32bit unsigned integer, but the default types are a crapshoot and i cba thinking about it FMguru posted:theres been a real downturn in signed chars since smartphones became a thing because char is unsigned on arm
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JESUS CHRIST SHUT THE gently caress UP ABOUT INTS GOD
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travelling wave posted:the standard is intentionally vague [...] because over specifying it would make the language hard to port "Hey, so, programming is literally exclusively concerned with the manipulation of numbers. Shouldn't we clearly define what those numbers are? First?" "No"
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ints are cool & good and so are languages that are "close to the metal" like c & c++
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travelling wave posted:the standard is intentionally vague about how large any of the integer types are [...] because over specifying it would make the language hard to port "Hey, we want to make it so it's as easy as possible to port this language. That's our top priority!" [creates programming language where it's a mystery what int i = 32768; does on any given platform]
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double ohm seven posted:JESUS CHRIST SHUT THE gently caress UP ABOUT INTS no Doom Mathematic posted:"Hey, we want to make it so it's as easy as possible to port this language. That's our top priority!" yep in all fairness moving from one platform to another usually requires re-learning all manner of stupid poo poo, so it's not out of character
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a friend told me to send a resume to the company he works at, he said if I get hired he gets a bonus. is it kosher to mention it in the motivation letter? like "I got interested in the company via the recommendation of *butt's friend name*" or should I only say this after they start the process?
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typically youd send your resume to your friend and he would pass it on, but either way you should be explicit from the start
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travelling wave posted:in all fairness moving from one platform to another usually requires re-learning all manner of stupid poo poo, so it's not out of character otoh i ported some of my code from x86-64 to arm32 by just copying the repo over running make and it worked great
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Cocoa Crispies posted:otoh i ported some of my code from x86-64 to arm32 by just copying the repo over running make and it worked great love to overflow 👅💦
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:love to overflow 👅💦 nah i used stdint.h because libc is nice
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it's a bit weird that you can't trap overflow in c given that most architectures have a condition flag for it and everything (except risc-v because they don't have any flags whatsoever and they point to the lack of this very language feature in c as a major justification)
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i had a lot of fun writing c in school, but i get the feeling that if the instructors had gotten more in the weeds on the implementation details it would have been a stressful death march instead. it's me, casting everything to void * when i want to do pointer arithmetic.
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c is fun for hobby programming i think it's probably hell professionally, and c++ doubly so
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Sapozhnik posted:it's a bit weird that you can't trap overflow in c given that most architectures have a condition flag for it and everything duh just check the result before you use it: C code:
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VOTE YES ON 69 posted:c is fun for hobby programming yeah at my first paid c job, we took a week to figure out that someone fundamentally misunderstood the arguments to fread and was scribbling all over the stack as a result when building challenges for cgc qualifiers the event organizers were running their own fuzzing and such looking for unintended vulnerabilities (vs. intended vulnerabilities which were the only ones under consideration for cqe) and found a lot, and most of mine were… integer overflows
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since half of you are in the bay, what's the best isp out there? i have u verse now and am p happy but if anything else is less expensive without being shittier I'm down. all the cable companies in Wisconsin suck rear end.
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cis autodrag posted:since half of you are in the bay, what's the best isp out there? i have u verse now and am p happy but if anything else is less expensive without being shittier I'm down. all the cable companies in Wisconsin suck rear end. you will basically have two options: comcast or att, no idea what things are like in the burbs with att speeds but here in downtown sf they are garbage so everyone gets comcast if you have decent dsl access see if you can get sonic.net, they use att's infrastructure but aren't idiot hell fuckers like att
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at&t has gigabit in parts of the South Bay. if you can get that do it. otherwise Comcast
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mishaq posted:ints are cool & good and so are languages that are "close to the metal" like c & c++ this, but the exact opposite
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if you like C++ for any reason other than it makes you feel ultra smart when you manage to get anything productive done in it, then you're an instant rejection in my eyes
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my favorite part of job seeking threads is watching seekers go from asking advice to full tilt question-answering-mode with little to no pause between
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qhat posted:If you honestly gently caress up on an ultra basic question in that way, then the only logical conclusion that can be drawn from that is "this person has absolutely no idea what they are talking about" In the days of dial up had a prospective client ask me "how do I get your software?" "We'll give you a couple disks" "And how much memory does your software use?" Two disks worth roughly, wtf but w/e "Oh, about 3-4 megs" "I see. And is that in RAM or in ROM?"
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maybe i didn't bomb my amazon interview last november as bad as i thought since another recruiter just contacted, but this time for a position in LA instead of Seattle which is close enough for me to enjoy another 2-3hr commute (kill me). of course they contacted me on a different e-mail address so maybe once they find out who i am they will ghost me. gonna try again anyway since waiting for the feds sucks.
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Shaman Linavi posted:maybe i didn't bomb my amazon interview last november as bad as i thought since another recruiter just contacted, but this time for a position in LA instead of Seattle which is close enough for me to enjoy another 2-3hr commute (kill me). amazon is a big company and failing one interview doesn't mean you're not a candidate for other interviews* * unless you like, brought a gun to the interview and then left a giant poo poo on somebody's desk or something
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cis autodrag posted:since half of you are in the bay, what's the best isp out there? i have u verse now and am p happy but if anything else is less expensive without being shittier I'm down. all the cable companies in Wisconsin suck rear end. 1) Am I in the area for sonic.net fiber? Hooray. 2) Am I in the area for AT&T gigabit? Ok then. 3) Am I in the area for Astound Cable? Not too bad. 4) Will work pay for home internet or do I need it reliable? -> Comcast Business Class 5) Well gently caress this sucks: -> Comcast Residential Note that, because this is America, you will basically never ever have more than one of the above options at once.
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ShadowHawk posted:The Bay Area ISP selection algorithm: chicago is pretty much the same but replace sonic.net with some fiber service I forget the name of and replace Astound with RCN
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astound got bought out and it's called wave now and apparently it sucks way more
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p much what shadowhawk posted, plus some local DSL carriers that max out at theoretical 20mbps or so
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Progressive JPEG posted:p much what shadowhawk posted, plus some local DSL carriers that max out at theoretical 20mbps or so and this is smack dab in the middle of downtown sf so I just give comcast all my money
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qirex posted:20? I wish lol i just hit att earlier and i got for rural san mateo county, where the nearest grocery store is ~25 mins away but i think they got a box right next to me cuz i see att trucks there every couple months e: i too am on comcast Progressive JPEG fucked around with this message at 01:42 on Jun 27, 2017 |
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i suggest getting fios gigabit for 79.99 with a 2 year contract.
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I think I am going to start looking for more figgies soon. Full stack embedded Linux engineer and I make 80,000$. The company promised a bump to $120,000 after the product launched, but squelched on the deal and instead offered my 90,000$ instead because "they want to lower their debt." Fuuuuuck that. I don't give a gently caress about your debt.
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ratbert90 posted:I think I am going to start looking for more figgies soon. 👏always 👏 get 👏 it 👏 in 👏 writing 👏 and yeah similar poo poo is why I left the last company I worked for.
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Classical Muzak posted:👏always 👏 get 👏 it 👏 in 👏 writing 👏 Oh, I had it in writing. They squelched like a bitch and considering it's at-will employment in Michigan, there's nothing I can do about it.
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ratbert90 posted:I think I am going to start looking for more figgies soon. should have started looking when they made the promise hth
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leper khan posted:should have started looking when they made the promise hth So I should have mentioned: I took the 80k for 2 reasons: 1) It got me out of Idaho. 2) I was just going to be a systems engineer, not a full stack engineer. When I became full stack I went to upper management and told them 80k isn't enough, that's when they promised me 120k after we did some negotiating. Now; I would have liked to instantly start looking, but it's hard to not finish a project and look for another job. Especially after 18 months of being at a place. I would really like to have the product on my resume. FlapYoJacks fucked around with this message at 12:39 on Jun 27, 2017 |
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ratbert90 posted:So I should have mentioned: I understand where you're coming from. Good luck finding a new job that actually values you correctly.
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Classical Muzak posted:I understand where you're coming from. Good luck finding a new job that actually values you correctly. Thanks. Product release is the end of August.
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