@cafecortado they should define the requirements. Not how it is implemented.

So does it always display the same alert?

@Voxera it was HTML/PHP. And I indeed started using vim shortly after

Forever 23 :-), congrats

@jckimble @adroit It goes down to how it is handled on the processor / in assembler. Compare against zero is a standard operation. For other values the value must first be loaded into a registry and then the compare is done against the registry value.
Nowadays the effect is probably neglectable, but in the old days it could make a difference.

Actually, the following is slightly more performant:

for (count = 500; count > 0; --count)

I didn't know they sell cats in vending machines nowadays.

@backbencher actually I do pay a lot of attention to security. It is just a joke a make when other devs are takin it about security

So many negative reactions :-) Imagine how much nicer the world could be if we would trust each other just a little more.

@mano probably true

@azous I know, after working for more than 10 years you are used to some things. But this time it surprised me as it came out of nowhere. I was just suggesting an improvement.

I have seen many times that people improve a lot once they have a good mentor or when they end up in an environment that has the necessary business structure.

Not every environment is suitable for any type of person.

That said, I have also seen many cases where critical systems are handled by people not having a clue at all.

This has to stop! What's next? Someone turning 20 who asks for a stress ball? Soon people will start asking for stress balls at an age they cannot yet spell the word.

Just a reminder, there has also been a time when Symbian had 85% market share. Things can change quickly.

@cahva ah docker, I use it in my own project, but I still need to convince the client

@avstuff I guess not, or maybe it is because I am getting paid by the hour

It is no longer from Nokia, but still one of the best navigation tools.

Do code reviews. I haven't seen any code yet that can't be improved.

Nice facade design pattern

@fuckfuckityfuck exactly my problem. The custom serialised string is added to a JSON object.

@kwilliams not 15 minutes for 20 queries, 15 minutes for a single simple query. The query wasn't the problem. The ORM which loaded 400k records in memory for showing only 20 of them was the problem. The develops had tested with 100 records and of course that was working fine. They had forgotten to tell them that there were about 400k records in the production DB :-)

So true :-)

@liveCoder just DXT5 image compression and architecture builds are part of Unity.

@liveCoder No, image compression and 2 builds instead of a fat (arm + x86) build