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redcat7
6y ago
screw this shit
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redcat7
6y ago
I love academics. They can post shitty code full of single letter variables etc and still get the applause for it, not to mention the paycheck :D
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redcat7
6y ago
you cant do it on a first go. i write a draft of what has to happen. often i draw drafts of the solution on a4 sheets of paper(my own blackboard, the best tool i know to make software). i do research and update the drafts to a point where i
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redcat7
6y ago
wow, so my assumptions that coders dont design and draft solutions, but type in furiosly code to make it work where true. i recently begin to believe the teaching how to create software is fundamentaly flawed. now i have more evidence. wow.
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redcat7
6y ago
also, i use i3, tmux, emacs and vscode on daily basis. i changed my unix experience(mostly cli) into something close to a roguelike game - shell scripting + fzf + make + direnv can make cool things together. the less typing the better, and
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redcat7
6y ago
You could have already asked me if breathing makes me bored. when i go ona a bike trip, i dont like wasting time on going through the neighborhood i know. so i take the train and go up to the more interesting part of the trip and have fun.
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redcat7
6y ago
i dont like typing. it is a waste of time and very slow and error prone method at least in my case. i have too big fingers and i make too much spelling errors(not related to fingers). i developed my own style copy/paste/search
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redcat7
6y ago
I see how everything works. Humans, businesses, societies, machines, myself - everything. And I use that to have fun.
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redcat7
6y ago
I want to make software development so simple that cost of entering the software industry and competing with current companies (except infrastructure) will be close to nothing. I really want that normal people would be building functions on
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Work Ethics and Office Aristocracy
(medium.com)
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redcat7
6y ago
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Ask HN: Did recruiters started to stress on purpouse candidates?
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redcat7
7y ago
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redcat7
7y ago
PHP community is here a funny example. Basically an example what happens when you bully coders that their languages sucks. They went for fullblown corporate style clean code rules (slow), for a language used in places where speed is crucia
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redcat7
7y ago
whot?? this is some kind of a new thing? i do everything in this fashion for years
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redcat7
7y ago
sorry for earlier post, a lot of stuff still hurts. i'm in poland. my type of manager would be a person who accepts me, gives me clear target and constraints and leaves alone, person who does his job, person who doesn't bullshit m
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redcat7
7y ago
most managers is drug&alcohol infused money starving 10 year olds with no fucking idea what they are doing and knowing only how to abuse people like their fucking abusing power figures called parents
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redcat7
7y ago
No. What is sky for non functional programmers is the floor for functional. If you dont understand the difference then you still have a lot to learn.
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redcat7
7y ago
FP programmers are above the nonFP in terms of skills. Mangers are non-functional programmers who understood they are shitty programmers and ran to do management instead. They never knew anything about FPs cause they didn't get there.
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redcat7
9y ago
My question comes from the fact that how we code and how our tools look like and what is code and what structure it[code] is, says that we are coding in most stupid way possible, most error prone way there is and most slowest one. No to men
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redcat7
9y ago
It appears you might be suffering from not-your-fucking-bussines.
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Do you really know how to program or you just copy-paste stuff?
(quora.com)
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redcat7
9y ago
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redcat7
11y ago
It's not about immigration. HR people are talking things like that on seminars for people looking job in Poland :) And they're using such argument so people would create accounts there. So, by reading your comments it's more
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Without LinkedIn account I won't get a job in US?
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redcat7
11y ago
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redcat7
13y ago
I know some perks of that language: - time functions would be off - new boolean states: - do as you wish - maybe - I don't know - (true|false) because I say so - objects ending on vowels coundn't be treated as objects
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Chrome plugin to control tabs from command line or vim...
(github.com)
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redcat7
14y ago
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redcat7
14y ago
http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/400x/30936334.jpg before talking about "beautifing" the web, please make your font bigger it's hard to read
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redcat7
14y ago
Stop stoping them from telling me to code or not to code