But this is wrong. The egg came first

Is that JS?

They are:

"Not that one"
"The other one"
"Got it"

If you didn’t know, you might also find ctrl+w useful, for deleting the last “word”, rather than the whole line.

The funny thing is, I usually see them minding their own business.

It’s other people who go to them and say, oh, you’re using x or y ....

Varies massively location to location, technology to technology.

The annual Stack Overflow Developer Survey is usually fairly accurate. Admittedly some of the results is widely off, because bad distribution and lack of data context

I have also found glassdoor.com to be a good source for granular inspection in some areas.

This couldn’t have happened to someone for real, could it?

This is going to be good!

A picture is worth a thousand words 😬

More information would help.

Om of the general methods which help teams would be code reviews where you collaboratively share, learn and improve your knowledge and code base

Another would be to do some pair programming. This particularly helps learning when there is a senior and junior combo. It also helps keep standards up

You should also use code analysers and formatters. Not sure what languages you use, sonar cube would be good for most programming languages. On frontend, eslint, tslint are helpful with consisntency checks

Is this for a product/company you could name?

Just trying to figure out what sort of industry requires this kind of process!

Though I do agree that case you just mentioned is truly inconvenient and there should be better ways of handling it implemented by the city council/Mayer if whoever is in charge of designing that system

Based on your theory of natural selection, we should let have let Stephen Hawking die, which is completely counter productive to the society’s evolution

Arguably, a large number of contribute to art and science would fall into the category of outside norm which based on your logic should not be cared for

All that aside, I would argue a society/species true progress should be based on how they value and care for their least privileged and able member in their most difficult time.

Would appreciate any explanation on what has worked for you

Feel your pain

The only “safe” way to refactor is to write tests for the current functionality and then refactor

But that is an investment and from product owner’s perspective, not very useful; it’s quite intangible

Hold your horses, if I understood it correctly l, the summer time will be optional and up to each country to keep it or remove it.

So it’s a lot worse than it is right now, imaging having to do it for each single country ...

@Brolls bitch please, of course there is an angle

Didn’t mean to come off as rude, but the phrase fits perfectly ;)

Apple Pay and Google Pay allows these companies to access an entirely different level of data which *will* be used in targeted advertising.

What information is more valuable than what who you are, what’s your job, where you live, what you buy, when you buy, where you buy, what’s your heart rate when buying x and most importantly, what’s the name of your best friend

Also less common knowledge is that Apple makes money from adverts, admittedly it’s less than their profits directly from iPhone, but the profit is in terms of billions!

Yes, the mini-map is very useful during development - I don’t even look at the rest of the editor, only use the mini-map to code

Who cares about intelisense, code refactor, useful warnings and error messages, we want the mini-map

Some times people say, it’s a coincidence, or it’s based on other things you’ve watched.

Others say they keep making these offers regularly, but only when you want to do it, you notice it.

But they’ve had “bugs” where their Google Map cars collected all router details of every place they went passed. It’s highly likely that there is another one of these “bugs” in the Android - at least that’s my opinion. L

When a hack has been in prod for years with no bugs, would that be the cause of the bugs, or the newly added code?

The only time you are supposed to mock things during unit tests, are for third part functions which return different outcome depending on when called.

In practice, I mainly used them for mocking api call responses, which then my function processes it.

A few of things to keep in mind is that this clause intends to prevent your new employer, or your own new business from gaining confidential information, trade secrets, client list.

So if you are a software engineer, unless their is some sort of proprietary technology which could be used in the new business, there won’t be a problem.

Secondly if they are serious, they need to take you to court and the court decides if their length of non-compete, geographical distance or the concept of it is legal.

Lastly this changes from country to country, but I think under English common law, this clause is not reinforceable. A lot of the time it’s just added to as a “scare” tactic

@AlgoRythm I might have misunderstood your point.

a) npm is bad because of the numerous libs (many low quality)

b) npm is bad because of the Q&As on SO

regarding a) Any registry of libraries would a similar problem of having too many unchecked code, unless selected few can upload their libs to it. Other examples of include:

NuGet C# - nuget.org

Hex Erlang/Elixir - hex.pm (not used personally)

Maven JVM - search.maven.org

pods ObjC/Swift - cocoapods.org

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regarding b) the answers on SO are related to the users of SO and how they decide to answer it. From my view, it has nothing to do with the "state of npm"

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Now, it is true that there are plenty of terrible libs on npm, but so there are on almost any other platform I've worked on (ios/android/.net/jvm/node)

The fact that you should look at who's written a lib, is it maintained, dependenat on others in any platform you could.

Hehe - the funky things you can do with reflections!

Definitely won’t recommend for a something which requires maintenance

@AlgoRythm every other language has the the same (or even more) number of third part libraries. Quick search proves this point:

Java - 7 answers https://stackoverflow.com/questions...

C++ - 8 answers https://stackoverflow.com/questions...

Some searches on GitHub repos for those who have tagged a library as httpclient (many others aren’t on github or don’t tag it as httpclient):

https://github.com/topics/...

Java - 99
C# - 76
TypeScript - 41
Go - 19
Php - 14

Your argument is very weak people will write their own version of an http client as it suits them. I mean it’s programming, if at some point I came across a language where everyone only used a single http client, I’d think that’s a cult

Isn’t this more related to stackoverflow rather than npm?

It’s worked out as it’s supposed to anyways, right answer is accepted and upvoted ...

@CozyPlanes goddamnit don’t you know it’s called Microsoft/Windows

Windows itself is just a noun, you could have House/Windows, Car/Windows or any other kind. Without House, Windows would never exists!

Anytime you start feeling uncomfortable about changing jobs, remember it’s your life and time, not others place to make that decision for you

That JavaScript tag ...

Out of interest, did you talk to your boss, to see why they are doing this?

Well you know it was the work of a designer who wanted to stand out ;)