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bobbilljim posted:just rereg. your brand is tainted. srsly Luigi Thirty posted:is it worse than quadruple sulk's dog I'd say it was on par
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he places I know that use c2h do it primarily as an extended interview process so they don't have to be so fussy up front I'm not saying there's not jerks who don't abuse it, just that there are reasonable use cases for it
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:by advertising c2h, you guarantee that you will only get the most desperate candidates not really, and it's really not the big deal you're making of it
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i mean i know you were abused by startups and also big companies and probably medium sized companies too but c2h is a fairly normal thing, especially in areas where they're hiring help outside their core business and they're unsure how things may work out, and when they're hiring junior people like we have in this situation.
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Jimferd posted:ok i have a dumb question. python can be used to write computer programs.
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BONGHITZ posted:what can i do with computer programs? nothing of any lasting value
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buttbot is the only worthwhile software ever written
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Luigi Thirty posted:i thought the yospos standing orders were "don't answer unsolicited recruiter phone messages" two of the best jobs I has were from unsolicited recruiter spam. recruiters can be crap though so dont get your hopes up and don't kill yourself to make the interview. If it's 3 states away, fine, they can fly you out if they're so goddamn interested.
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Arcsech posted:some people want concise conCISE CONCISE because it makes them feel clever I loving hate this poo poo. Be as long winded as you want, the compiler doesn't give a poo poo and maintainers will thank you for it.
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if your object is a left handed recursive descent decarbonator, I want the class named LeftHandedRecursiveDescentDecarbonator, not a LHRecDesDec
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:i wrote a recursive worker that enqueues the next worker if it's not done with the task nothing named "honey badger" matters
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:is that true in jit languages? j/w in some interpreted languages you'll pay a small penalty but who cares
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Nov 16, 2014 06:07
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I had to maintain a little php thing and it wasn't awful
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doing what you love for a living is a great way to make you hate what you used to love
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BONGHITZ posted:what is a working mans language for a working man? Tef is right, Java. Or c# now I guess, we'll see how that works out. what's weird is that when I was writing java the challenge was trying to make it use less memory now the challenge is getting it to use more.
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Seaside Loafer posted:for you java people whats the best ide for it at the moment? it has been IntelliJ idea for like over a decade now
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there's a guy at work who insists on writing all this enterprisey java we do in emacs and I'm like "why in gods name would you do that"
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Soricidus posted:sadly nobody actually uses intellij in the real world that's a not true fact
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Soricidus posted:still gonna say eclipse is the most popular though worse is better wins again
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Malcolm XML posted:eclipse is dogshit this cannot be overstated
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Seaside Loafer posted:So would it be fair to say eclipse is the most used but intellij is better? it would be unfair because it doesn't do any justice to how incredibly poo poo eclipse is and how incredibly polished idea is
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Careful Drums posted:so i need to make a dead simple api. it has only one endpoint, and the result is going to be a json object with a name and a date and a time. it will accomplish this by querying some database table full of datetimes and names and returning the next closest one in the future. node
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way to accomplish this with a p-lang? I was thinking Rails but idk.
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Forgall posted:How crippled is free version of Idea? for a java-only editor it's fine. It's missing a bunch of the enterprisey stuff but meh. http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/features/
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i mean also you are theoretically only supposed to write gnu tools with it also buuuuuuut
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tef posted:this is a pretty good attitude to take with web apps, as fashion trends dominate so much that much of the frontend ends up being rewritten as it turns out last year's one size fits all approach didn't work, so maybe this year's will Tef is sometimes just grumpy but this is 100% true
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Necc0 posted:start learning design patterns and be sure to sketch everything out on paper use as many design patterns as you can - the more patterns you have in your design, the better it'll be
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tef posted:i have become much nicer to beginners when i realise how terrible the tools we expect them to use are are you kidding me?? I had to BUY a compiler. With actual MONEY. And look up things in PRINTED MANUALS. the tools for beginners are astoundingly good. it's the rate of change and the constant reinvention and the layers upon layers of indirection that we expect them to deal with that earns them my pity.
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tef posted:yep aw ur just bein grumpy. half that stuff has always been and will always be needed, and the other half is, well, I don't know what the other half of it is, but it's probably bad. counterpoint: open the javascript console of the browser that came with your computer. there, you now have the tools needed to learn programming.
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tef posted:tbh if i am teaching basic computer stuff, i'll use scratch first to get the habits down and then bring them over to a more general purpose language if their projects need it sure I guess what I'm saying is the learning curve has basically inverted over the past ... what, say 25 years or so.
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Bloody posted:Visual Studio is free now, c# is the best choice for everything, or should they have to gently caress around with useless command lines and terrible tools? honestly I would be so loving happy to see c# replace java
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Valeyard posted:c#..java..whats the difference function objects and unmanaged code
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FamDav posted:I'm confused why isn't software dev as real and as lovely a job as anything else? I'm not sure what you mean by real but I've worked in warehouses and retail and print shops and assembly lines and I can safely say that being a programmer is cushy as hell. Maybe there are other jobs that are equally cushy, but I doubt they pay as well.
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tef posted:dynamics, generics without type erasure, linq, .net runtime has better options for dynamic code, and so people can also use f# if they want. it's so great 
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tef posted:you really do like missing the point, don't cha do not engage with discount fishmech
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PleasureKevin posted:for some reason i like the idea of node. it just exudes light-wieghtiness and single-language efficiency. then again, node is fine until: 1) it becomes an unmaintainable tangle of closures or 2) the whole server hangs because one job hangs and javascript a single threaded lmbo
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like if u just got a lil webservice and you wanna stand it up fast and not make a big deal about it node is great just don't do like a big thing out of it
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