hopefully the next girl will ‘catch’ that exception

good luck mate

Welcome to prototyped first draft code bases with curators who leave no unit tests or documentation.

Clearly this is a sign that the machines have evolved over to Linux.

I didn't

Keep it up and she will SASS you up

Proprietary doesn't imply the source is closed, just look at unreal engine

@Qchmqs http://leftoversalad.com/c/...

@irshu pretty crap reason to hate a WYSIWYG, the argument could be made for typist receptionists who lost their jobs because the world moved on to saying people should learn to type their own shit.

And people wonder why gnome doesn't have desktop icons on by default out of the box

More readable than some code I've read

Use an editor that doesn't suck like subl--atom.io

You ever heard that cpp sucks because compilation time takes to long -- Gentoo is what they're talking about. You'd be better off 'wasting' your time with Arch Linux.

The problem with OOP is almost always inheritance, basically the expression problem. Typeclasses are a better form of extension with automatic code inference. Honestly that's my major gripe about OOP. On the other hand I don't really think functional programming is effective in its extreme sense without immutability by default and convenient persistent data structures built into the language. Thus the best you got is some monsterous mess of mostly modern OOP, a pinch of FP in the style of higher order functions, and a shred of hope that your coworkers don't extend heaven into hell.

If they are loose files like pictures, vids, etc why not use an external hard drive later rather than factor the cost in now.

You know what you can do in Python that is harder to run in js? Variable mistyping.

Example in Python:
carpet = JavaScript
#### tons of carpet code
car = Java # doesn't flag as uninitialized/defined variable cause there is no distinction between declaration syntax and reinitialization

Brainfuck, chef, and lolcode isn't on this hype list -- omg the tyranny of mainstream proganda joining the likes of "learn these programming languages in 20xx."

xclip is a nice tool learn from jobs/systemctl

Arch Linux. Antegeros is a nice install though.

Emacs + evil mode, to rule them all and in the darkness bind them.

Sad part is that if you think about implementation this might not actually be true since an ArrayList might be preallocated to avoid reallocation on add. Life is more like a tree, every branch leads to different paths.

If it makes you feel better I once had a professor who tried to convince me that if unsigned num < x you also have to check that it's greater than 0 because unsigned num could be negative

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Leave some mind trauma available for learning c++.

Season 2 was great, liked the kernel panic episode.

@siljamicke I understand your sentiments there is nothing to apologize for. Have a great day man.

@siljamicke I'm not on anyone's side, I don't believe it's right to be misogynist or racist but flaming a post that is already well understood to be a joke is not about to convince those who aren't/are racist/misogynist. If I find it to be offensive I'm not going to respond and water down true issues that should be addressed where they are blatantly seen to be issues by arguing with practical jokes.

@thecritic the more you continue to defend your joke, the more logs you will feed to the fire of the social (politically correct) justice who can't take a joke for what it is. Do you really believe all these people don't know it's a joke? They know -- the response is merely a way of convincing/embarrassing you into it not being a joke by attaching the joke with misogyny and racism and then shaming you and/or your innocent motives. If they didn't have a motive they wouldn't ask for a baited explanation, but you fell hook line sinker. Just let it go and stop responding.

@ChrisCooney the point is valid but becomes moot in the context of makefile and vim rather than GUIs or ides like eclipse. Makefiles are merely intelligent terminal execution tasks whose basics are not that abstract. One does not use a screwdriver for industrial work alone merely to obtain the hardcore status, they use a drill, not because they can't use a screwdriver but because it doesn't make sense in the context of the amount of work one must get through.

Just use emacs + evil mode on your local computer -- no one will be able to tell how the c source was edited.

Have you ever written portable c/c++ app from Windows? A lot of the problems are that development is just better or equivalent in most cases from Linux. Lots of Linux users are power users and want to customize everything without a hack which Windows is resilient to without brilliant devs fighting against the system. Just look at X11, (as crappy as one might debate) it is conditioned for flexibility in contrast to the Windows UI that cannot really be changed. Unix philosophy is do one thing right and do it well. Linux does this, it is not readily apparent that Windows does this. Windows is just too Monolithic. Compare bash and CMD (yes I know PowerShell but look how long that took). On the other hand Windows does do one thing right, drivers and gaming.