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Powerful Two-Hander posted:holy poo poo wait a sec is trick question, theyre both valid
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well theres a snype. 
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design patterns are fine. some problem classes recur often enough for a generally-applicable solution to be recognized. a pattern catalog is a handy thing to page through for inspiration if you get stuck people who are enthusiastic about patterns, or build whole systems by sticking patterns together...poison
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Dec 8, 2018 05:32
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hey everyone, faked my death and moving to japan
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PleasureKevin posted:hey everyone, faked my death and moving to japan
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why do people move to japan instead of going to a place with more progressive labor standards idgi
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Corla Plankun posted:why do people move to japan instead of going to a place with more progressive labor standards idgi sure he's white*, but does he have citizenship anywhere in europe? he could be australian for all we know * yospos assumption
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Corla Plankun posted:why do people move to japan instead of going to a place with more progressive labor standards idgi ramen is good and you can apparently sleep at your desk for like 4 hours a day edit: for real though I know multiple people who have worked in Japan and the hours are insane. also if you arrived late you had to write a letter of apology or something. I'd have been fired in week one as I'm like an hour late every day lol. Powerful Two-Hander fucked around with this message at 08:59 on Dec 8, 2018 |
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Dec 8, 2018 08:46
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lol if your employer has a concept of “arriving late”
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Maybe I'm a moron but boy do I hate Spring. Java is a perfectly good language but using spring you don't get to write any, just gently caress around with endless combinations of hard to debug attributes and configuration.
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Dec 8, 2018 16:05
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Soricidus posted:lol if your employer has a concept of “arriving late” i did get a few weird looks when i showed up 2pm once
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Dec 8, 2018 16:07
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bob dobbs is dead posted:i did get a few weird looks when i showed up 2pm once just play it off like you're coming back from lunch make sure you take your bag to lunch every day to prime expectations
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Dec 8, 2018 16:09
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I mean yeah it’s polite to let someone know if you’re going to deviate significantly from your personal routine, so they don’t have to worry if you’re ok or not. but there’s a huge difference between “hey let me know if you’re not going to be in before lunch” and “you will start work by 0830 if you ever want a raise”
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pointsofdata posted:Maybe I'm a moron but boy do I hate Spring. Java is a perfectly good language but using spring you don't get to write any, just gently caress around with endless combinations of hard to debug attributes and configuration. i support a team that uses Spring to setup their database connection, but never bothered to configure the possibility of a connection failure, so in all envs it will occasionally throw an ugly JDBC trace and then “succeed” after doing gently caress all with their data for a while and offer no useful logs. their answer to my question of “why don’t you add custom error handling” is “yes but we use spring and can’t change it” which is the dumbest poo poo this same team ends all their shell scripts with exit 0 and never logs any errors so any issue is hours of manual debugging and I want to shoot them all into the sun
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what the hell, out of the box spring will even crash your application at startup it it can't connect to the database you need to go out of your way to not do that
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Sagacity posted:what the hell, out of the box spring will even crash your application at startup it it can't connect to the database yeah that sounds like something they’d do. i don’t have access to their repos to shame them so the worst I can do is bring it up to their management but it’s at “steady state” and their interest in any change is nil
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the one time i came in at 10 everyone thought i died because i usually come in at 7
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PierreTheMime posted:i support a team that uses Spring to setup their database connection, but never bothered to configure the possibility of a connection failure, so in all envs it will occasionally throw an ugly JDBC trace and then “succeed” after doing gently caress all with their data for a while and offer no useful logs. their answer to my question of “why don’t you add custom error handling” is “yes but we use spring and can’t change it” which is the dumbest poo poo I don't get why you would use it just for database access, it's like 1000x harder to get working than a normal connection string E: http://samatkinson.com/why-i-hate-spring/ I agree 100% distortion park fucked around with this message at 18:05 on Dec 8, 2018 |
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pointsofdata posted:I don't get why you would use it just for database access, it's like 1000x harder to get working than a normal connection string they do a lot of etl work and from the looks of it it’s helpful there, but I’m not sure of their specifics. I just get to see the crap that breaks and is externally accessible they also just realized they’ve been printing pii for a year+ and no one at any level of review caught it so my quibbles are the least of their problems
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PierreTheMime posted:they do a lot of etl work and from the looks of it it’s helpful there, but I’m not sure of their specifics. I just get to see the crap that breaks and is externally accessible I do a lot of etl work and it seems awful. Trying to debug a spring app that someone else wrote is hard enough, but of the problem is with types not lining up in one of the magic steps you're just straight up screwed
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carry on then posted:love to read constant back one forth volleys consisting solely of “my kind of programming is the only real kind of programming” I do many kinds of programming and I believe I make generally good choices of the technologies to use and how to use them Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:yeah my point was that 16 userspace bytes per open file aint gonna be what kills you. writing a bunch of code so it's 0 bytes instead of 16 isn't gonna make a big dent in the total you have to write a bunch of code either way. one bunch of code sucks in every conceivable way, the other is literally the way the language was designed to be used Soricidus posted:c++ chat: i opened some c++ today for the first time in a while, and the first thing i saw was it calling std::string::data() and then using const_cast so it could modify the result. what could possibly go wrong? it's legal starting in c++17. calling data() on a non-const basic_string now returns a non-const pointer. and thank god, took them long enough
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What awesome version of GCC supports std::quoted(std::string_view)? It's part of C++17 but GCC 7.2.0 moans like an rear end. Less than 1 month into a 5 month or so project and almost feature complete already. C++ is so easy these days, first day a TLS server up and running, second day a full HTTPS server up.
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idk which thread this goes in but i could use some halp here https://twitter.com/LuigiThirty/status/1071573956354805765 I have a 256-byte RAM module here. When CS and WEN are high, the value in data_bus_in[7:0] is written to the cell addr[7:0]. This value will appear on the the output on the next clock cycle. HOWEVER If addr is $00, nothing is written to RAM. Any other value and it writes... but not $00. Any ideas? 
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hackbunny posted:I do many kinds of programming and I believe I make generally good choices of the technologies to use and how to use them you called all java programmers hobbyists that’s exactly the kind of poo poo I’m getting really tired of in this industry, the smug condescension everyone exudes toward all programmers who don’t make the exact same choices
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i'm getting real tired of all u fuckers making GBS threads on my javascript
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carry on then posted:you called all java programmers hobbyists just what I’d expect a shitlang using scrublord would say. maybe you should try using a good language for once 
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akadajet posted:i'm getting real tired of all u fuckers making GBS threads on my javascript then stop writing it
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Krankenstyle posted:then stop
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lol if you write anything other than c++20
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redleader posted:lol if you write anything other than c++20 I recently had the luxury of moving to C++03 at work.
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Arcsech posted:just what I’d expect a shitlang using scrublord would say. maybe you should try using a good language for once
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carry on then posted:you called all java programmers hobbyists what? who? when? I'm a java programmer too so I have no idea what you're talking about
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carry on then posted:you called all java programmers hobbyists if yospos isn't the right place for smug condescension over meaningless technical trivia then what reason does it have to exist
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i think java is a great language for getting work done but i don't know if i'd want to work with someone who uses it in their free time
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:i think java is a great language for getting work done but i don't know if i'd want to work with someone who uses it in their free time eh it's good enough for most uses and why learn something else if you don't need it?
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jit bull transpile posted:eh it's good enough for most uses and why learn something else if you don't need it? yeah this, it's my "native" programming language so to speak so if i want to bang something out with the least friction it's basically gotta be java
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can’t imagine writing java in your free time yikes!
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elite_garbage_man posted:I recently had the luxury of moving to C++03 at work. Oof. At least most of the nice STL additions (and I think lambdas?) are in boost somewhere, right? Can you at least use that?
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:i think java is a great language for getting work done but i don't know if i'd want to work with someone who uses it in their free time there are basically two worthwhile options if you’re programming in your free time: - play with fun languages - play with fun problems trying to do both at once is a recipe for never finishing a project so if you’re doing the second one then you’re best off choosing a language that you know well. no reason not to choose java if that fits the bill. it’s a good enough language, if a rather dull one, with a great ecosystem.
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Soricidus posted:there are basically two worthwhile options if you’re programming in your free time: I didn't know you followed my work
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