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Stalker 2: 'We want to show Ukraine can make great games'
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5 Years of React patterns, practices and pitfalls
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There is nothing about learning how basic data structures and algorithms work that won't help you in your day to day development. You might be "fine" without it in a certain category of job, but rather than be dismissive abo
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This book https://www.amazon.com/Data-Structures-Algorithm-Analysis-C-... Don't let the "in C++" scare you If you google about you'll find free copies of older editions online
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The new module system makes it easy ;)
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A bit more lightweight version of that is https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/installation_guide The first time I tried to install arch I had many aha! moments
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humility
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9y ago
He writes about Design, and also likes to call it a game of constraints(paraphrasing).
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Someone's been reading Fred Brooks ;)
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I'm the Riddler
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Just like the other non programming book on the list(Thinking Fast and Slow) GEB is a lot about perception to me. Understanding that nothing is purely logical nor is it purely expressionistic; by pigeonholing your perception of any design w
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Nice catch, thanks :)
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* Douglas Hofstadter - Gödel, Escher, Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid * Fred Brooks - Design Of Design * Fred Brooks - The Mythical Man month * Eric J. Evans - Domain Driven Design * Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Soft
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https://www.offerzen.com/ * Upfront Salaries * Talent treated with dignity * Companies/Talent held accountable for showing up to interviews
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I have always held the belief that everyone is entitled to their own life and can do with it as they please. This exchange reinforces that.
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I respect that, and accept that you have the right to your own life. You and your life have had great meaning to me and I will forever be thankful for that.
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I'd suggest you pay a visit to your nearest ER and have the staff there give you some advice. Melancholic depression, fairly often is a symptom of other known health problems, that we as humans have ways of alleviating. I'm sure
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Doesn't all debt reduce lifetime wealth?
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We need Pshycohsitorians a la Harry Seldon
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I think that's really cool, although // Find the first foo with bar foos.map(f => f.bar).uniq().orderBy(f => f.baz)[0] does the same basic thing, the ability to collapse and display intent is incredibly rad for lack of
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Software The Mythical Man Month && Design Of Design by Fred Brooks Everything else Hitchhikers Guide (Existentialism does not have to be edgy) The Foundation Series (Bureaucracy and Institutionalization will never undermine Ingenuit
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In the same way it's hard to explain why you are most comfortable with your first language ;)
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Somehow this immediately made me think of Player Of Games by Ian Banks
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What does that mean? Go read https://www.digitalocean.com/business and https://status.digitalocean.com/ if that doesn't put you at ease send them an email. However it shouldn't matter. Droplets a
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Kotlin is really nice and I am very happy to have more than one great/fun/productive language however I feel like mentioning typescript might be worthwhile (yes I know it's "just" a superset of JS and you have a per
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Most compilers :)
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This is fairly dangerous advice and amounts to. "Hey folks, I think it's a great idea to friction weld parts of your code together" It's not YAGNI or duplication, if you can't understand why we program to an interfa
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So generally, I write a test when I want to make an assumption an certainty. If I can't be certain that something is doing what it's supposed to I write a test for it, make sense? So ``` Int => add(x, y) => x + y; ``` Doesn&
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what if my address is bob@accounts@localhost ?
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I'm going to assume it's got to do with the multiple layers of clothing they no doubt have to wear in that climate.
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