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by sdfsdfs34dfsdf 3mo ago
That's quite the thing to bring up. Wonderful. So you say an object is like a computation stretched over time and a function that same computation but compressed into a single invocation? Like an object is a computation whose execution
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by sdfsdfs34dfsdf 3mo ago
Because content is orthogonal to form. Development at its core is virtually pure content. The form, the fonts, the graphics, the "pixels". It's noise with regards to the task at hand. It's not useless, because surely we
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by sdfsdfs34dfsdf 3mo ago
If you are not in an environment where it is being actively used it is not something you'll pick up. Not every programmer is on HN or being cool with blogs etc. I agree not knowing about source control at all is a .. different matter.
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by sdfsdfs34dfsdf 3mo ago
> "small town" in "Southern Europe" I've highlighted the two main issues you are currently experiencing.
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by sdfsdfs34dfsdf 3mo ago
That's more ageism than anything else. I mean surely real "programmers" know the new hotness "ghsfgusdfu", right? How could you live without? I know companies running on SVN and they're fine. In fact, it's
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by sdfsdfs34dfsdf 3mo ago
One is that it solves all problems once instead of various times in various levels of quality on various types of systems. Windows, GTK, Qt, FLTK, [100 others].. not to mention most "native UI framework" delegate to the underlyi
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by sdfsdfs34dfsdf 3mo ago
That's super interesting. Thank you for that. I believe what's missing is not just data. That'd only grant it capabilities that upgrade it to a "record" type of entity. I believe an OOP object is more than a record.