rossitblt

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   by rossitblt 6y ago

   Rather than inventing a completely new peer-to-peer protocol, I would have liked it more if they had worked on smaller improvements of git itself, that would reduce the need for platforms like github. For example, integrating the bug tracke
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   by rossitblt 6y ago

   I would add to that: 7. Java was easy to learn, compared to languages similar in features, such as C++. 8. Java is easy to debug. No memory corruption, core dumps etc. 9. Tooling: Java IDEs were fantastic! I cannot say the same about C++ ID
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   by rossitblt 6y ago

   I have looked into taking certifications remotely. One of the things that bothers me about it is that you have to give a 360 view of your room to the person who is monitoring you over webcam when you start. This is on top of having to insta
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   by rossitblt 6y ago

   How likely it is for code to be misunderstood depends on the code readability as well, not just on the person who gets it wrong. Personally, I find the style of Linux lists unintuitive. To me it seems a case of sacrificing code readability