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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:admittedly react/jsx/html, which i'm not very comfortable with in general, and rust, where the bad experience is not because of vscode. ime visual studio is wicked awesome for anything c#/.net and sorta okay for anything else vscode suits the rest of my needs i don't gently caress with rust, tho, so i can't speak on it
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:admittedly react/jsx/html, which i'm not very comfortable with in general, and rust, where the bad experience is not because of vscode. wait are you talking about Visual Studio 2017 or Visual Studio Code? These are completely different things and at first it sounded like you were talking about vs2017
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Finster Dexter posted:wait are you talking about Visual Studio 2017 or Visual Studio Code? These are completely different things and at first it sounded like you were talking about vs2017 yeah sorry, i definitely meant vsc but said visual studio
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to simplify matters you can just refer to visual studio code as vscode and visual studio by its version number, like so: dev10 - visual studio 2010 dev11 - visual studio 2012 dev12 - visual studio 2013 dev14 - visual studio 2015 dev15 - visual studio 2017
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:yeah sorry, i definitely meant vsc but said visual studio idgi then, visual studio code is pretty nice (especially compared to alternatives)
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cinci zoo sniper posted:idgi then, visual studio code is pretty nice (especially compared to alternatives) i like it but when i open a file in it i never have any idea what window/project it is going to open it in
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typedef std::vector<Window *>::iterator WindowIterator; Now I remember why nobody likes C++.
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Luigi Thirty posted:typedef std::vector<Window *>::iterator WindowIterator; isn’t this literally the use case for auto?
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Luigi Thirty posted:typedef std::vector<Window *>::iterator WindowIterator; lol at Stepanov’s terrible library design, having everything take begin and end iterators instead of having sensible collection protocols oh but then someone might try to treat collections as interchangeable even though they have different performance characteristics and we can’t possibly allow that
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I already know you work on XCode and think it's good, but somehow you keep surprising me with just how wrong you are
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:isn’t this literally the use case for auto? Watcom baby, no C++11
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Luigi Thirty posted:typedef std::vector<Window *>::iterator WindowIterator; I'm having flashbacks to 2013 when I was in gamedev and working 100+ hours a week with gcc 4.2 because the toolchain we were targeting didn't support clang. eschaton posted:lol at Stepanov's terrible library design, having everything take begin and end iterators instead of having sensible collection protocols Don't forget output iterators with no known end, because having them act as streams with a concept of exhaustion might be bad or something. iterators as cursors vs iterators as streams was such a colossal fuckup for c++
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Yo, what's a good ETL/workflow engine for parsing CSV files, and doing stuff like error trapping at certain steps? Js or PHP options please. I'm a terrible proframmer
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Xarn posted:I already know you work on XCode and think it's good, but somehow you keep surprising me with just how wrong you are lol
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I am in the throws of bringing up a 50,000+ line of code C++ project to modern C++ standards. Anybody who is trying to modernize a C++ project should be using CLion, it has clang-tidy and ClangD built in, making the transition wayyyyyyy smoother. C++17 is cool and good. It makes C++ drat near a higher level language.
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SpaceAceJase posted:Yo, what's a good ETL/workflow engine for parsing CSV files, and doing stuff like error trapping at certain steps? php has fgetcsv and fputcsv
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SpaceAceJase posted:Yo, what's a good ETL/workflow engine for parsing CSV files, and doing stuff like error trapping at certain steps?  Or maybe this: http://csv.adaltas.com/parse/examples/ ? Ellie Crabcakes fucked around with this message at 19:15 on Aug 5, 2018 |
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Aug 5, 2018 19:12
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i visited belize earlier this year and it was an honest to god paradise and i think about moving there weekly i was within miles of where mcaffee had been
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Xarn posted:I already know you work on XCode and think it's good, but somehow you keep surprising me with just how wrong you are can we not just be a dick to eschaton for no reason?
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there’s no way I wouldn’t get into the exact same poo poo Mcafee did if i were in Belize.
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Aug 5, 2018 20:36
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Stubbs posted:i visited belize earlier this year and it was an honest to god paradise and i think about moving there weekly hope you can afford you're own militia
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Aug 5, 2018 21:25
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SpaceAceJase posted:Yo, what's a good ETL/workflow engine for parsing CSV files, and doing stuff like error trapping at certain steps? dbt. it's python but it's a command line tool so you don't need to know python
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Aug 5, 2018 21:41
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SpaceAceJase posted:Yo, what's a good ETL/workflow engine for parsing CSV files, and doing stuff like error trapping at certain steps? just roll your own. how hard could it be?
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Progressive JPEG posted:hope you can afford you're own militia there's load of expats living comfortably out there. it's not el salvador. mcaffee made alot of enemies that said i did see a bit of arson go down when a guy got his cabana bar torched in labor dispute
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redleader posted:just roll your own. how hard could it be?
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is this the place to e/n about working at one of the oldest and most terrible software companies in the world?
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Mahatma Goonsay posted:is this the place to e/n about working at one of the oldest and most terrible software companies in the world? you work for dec?
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I think that’s cjs
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what if it involves MUMPS
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Mahatma Goonsay posted:is this the place to e/n about working at one of the oldest and most terrible software companies in the world? Sounds pretty terrible so why not? edit IBM or hp?
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could also be apple
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Mahatma Goonsay posted:is this the place to e/n about working at one of the oldest and most terrible software companies in the world? yes. spill the beans
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Mahatma Goonsay posted:is this the place to e/n about working at one of the oldest and most terrible software companies in the world? Of course, that's how I got famous 
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jit bull transpile posted:Of course, that's how I got famous sorry to leave you hanging. lets just say it’s very similar to epic but somehow worse
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Mahatma Goonsay posted:sorry to leave you hanging. lets just say it’s very similar to epic but somehow worse ah, are you working at SAS
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Mahatma Goonsay posted:sorry to leave you hanging. lets just say it’s very similar to epic but somehow worse Do you work on intersystems EU only emr nightmare?
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jit bull transpile posted:Do you work on intersystems EU only emr nightmare? its meditech, where you can write proprietary software in proprietary programming languages at 50 cents on the dollar!
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Mahatma Goonsay posted:its meditech, where you can write proprietary software in proprietary programming languages at 50 cents on the dollar! Noice. I used to support meditech in my help desk jockey days and it seemed like trash. Also I love how y'all use a language forked from mumps that has somehow become even more terse and indecipherable than the source language. Please teach us MAGIC
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looks like i've got myself a (limited, part time, contracting) rust job and i'm very pleased. in addition to rust i'll also get to put MIT on my resume which is cool, i think.
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:looks like i've got myself a (limited, part time, contracting) rust job and i'm very pleased. in addition to rust i'll also get to put MIT on my resume which is cool, i think. congrats!
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