CzechTech

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by CzechTech 7y ago
Here's a question: What if I don't care about "future generations"?
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by CzechTech 7y ago
That is my experience as well.
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by CzechTech 7y ago
Pretty much every job? I'd say about 10%. With all the web and web-adjacent jobs around, maybe even less. Most stdlibs are already written in a sensible way, so calling "sort" usually means calling quicksort. Most people just
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by CzechTech 7y ago
Some people like that sort of thing. Mostly the "academic" types. The memorizers. There are people who got through their higher education by using memory instead of wit. I know some of those people, I went to school with some of t
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by CzechTech 7y ago
I always cringe when one of these "we could have been driving electric cars" articles shows up. Cars are not bread and the vast vast majority of the planet's population (who even own a car) don't just go around shopping
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by CzechTech 8y ago
The line is in the little thing only backwards people seem to use these days... the law. In the case of 8chan, the US law. It is within the US law to praise terrorists under the Freedom of Speech law (1st Amendment). If you want to change t
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by CzechTech 8y ago
Good. Great even. If the implementation is top notch, mantained and from the 1st party, why the hell not, but most of the times, language server implementations are half assed, slow, "kinda" working messes that are all but useless
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by CzechTech 8y ago
> ‘interchangeable code monkeys’ mindset Which is pretty much the default mindset these days...
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by CzechTech 8y ago
From my experience, one of the causes of this issue is that in some companies, the people who are in charge of the money (upper/top management) are rarely also people with software engineering backgrounds. These people are often unable