andomdeazzz662

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   by andomdeazzz662 3y ago

   There's a huge difference between interns and juniors. For one thing, junior engineers are full time employees with full benefits and regular expectations. For the most part, intern expectations are very low as far as any actual work g
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   by andomdeazzz662 3y ago

   It's an odd article, and the premise is also extremely odd. It sounds an awful lot like rushing a frat, which I'm not sure would have been all that helpful for me as a junior engineer.
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   by andomdeazzz662 3y ago

   Real men don't write Pascal either, we write all our programs in Fortran. In all seriousness, it's a valid opinion. All the best programmers I know had relatively bare bones setups. I've found when I get in the habit of using
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   by andomdeazzz662 3y ago

   This is what I tell people that ask if it's possible to break into the field without a degree as well, which basically amounts to "what do you mean by self taught". There are all different kinds of self taught. The highest pe
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   by andomdeazzz662 3y ago

   I'm also increasingly sick of the Linux eco-sphere these days. I think there is something to be said in favor of Linux ditching POSIX and other standards and that this inclination has definitely had some positives and pushed us forward