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Encryption... reddit.com/r/programmerhu…

Passive aggressive reddit.com/r/programmerhu…

Last-ever programming book just released by Oreilly reddit.com/r/programmerhu…

@buhakmeh Weren't the original C and C++ makefiles before automatic dependency generation a prime example of a project ecosystem that is not filesystem dependent?

The constant reminder that #dotnet is the odd-duck of the bunch when it comes to project-based structuring vs. every other ecosystem depending on the file system. It has its pros/cons but its evident in most modern tooling.

@buhakmeh Because few people remember what page faulting was like on the old MFM drives when we were lucky to have 2MB of RAM.

Why is everyone so worried about RAM?

This one's so good, no one can resist tweeting it💪🏽 Thank you, @MarkHamill!

@NRA If the proposed amendment should pass, it should pass as written. No edits. Damn the unintended consequences. No exceptions for military, government, police, ex-police, judges, ex-judges, secret service. So our military will be equipped only with fully automatic, or revolvers

What do you think of Michael Moore's proposed 28th Amendment?

Imagine being able to put code in the production, having it be totally distributed and incredibly powerful, if you can’t actually update the code. What could go wrong?

McDonald's Chicken Nuggets + Jufran = Awesome!

But... but... but...

@mladenm @simey @davidfowl But if the loop is within the contract, not something external that initiates the contract, would that require gas for each iteration of the loop? If the code has to iterate over a 256 character string, there has to be enough gas to handle 256 characters otherwise stall out?

@simey @davidfowl Each execution costs money (called gas) so it would loop only until the gas runs out 😉

It should be clear that the idea of running general purpose immutable code in a public database is a terrible idea. I don't understand how a software engineer with experience could put that kind of trust in code written by software engineers.

@NookTtocs Is the Java version still vulnerable not the Log4J exploit?

@LaurieThompson People look at me strange when I practically have to climb up and into the refrigerated and freezer sections of the grocery store to grab some juice, butter, or ice cream from the top shelf. It's even worse trying to grab that last soy milk box all the way in the back top shelf.

Huge thanks to the tall young man who noticed me staring longingly at the top shelf in the grocery store today and kindly offered to grab me what I needed. 😅

@zemptime @shaundai @zemptime: Clicked on the link. Waited 180 seconds and the page is still trying to finish loading/rendering. I've 500 Mbps up/down. At this rate JIRA and Service Now are cummulatively faster. Hope it's just an issue with your web host.

@shaundai This is how: aha.io/develop/overvi… Some of my most satisfying coding experiences over the past months have been working on Develop extensions, and the whole pitch to the business folks is oriented around the degrees of freedom you get as a developer.

My relationship with JIRA is the most toxic relationship I've ever been in and I can't escape it

@ghbaker @shaundai I'd happily take 12 seconds. 45-90 seconds is the norm for our JIRA implementation, and that's after multiple engagements with Atlassian to improve perf, add more machines, and eventually breaking down and telling people only that scrum master should be in JIRA during stand-ups.

@shaundai Our Jira has been taking 12+ seconds to load various filters. I profiled it today and found a few ways forward, but the Jira server is so buttoned down by IT that the effort to try to lead the troubleshooting is hopeless. So we all die inside, 12 seconds at a time.

@davidfowl My school used the compsci classes to hold up hope, but used the required Calculus classes to weed people out.

I’m interested to learn about others’ experiences. If you did a CS degree, was the data structures and algorithms class the one that made people drop out of the major? #compsci #stem

@buhakmeh I'm quite sure it'll be an end-to-end solution.

Thinking of building an editor exclusively to #code while on the toilet. I think I'll call it VSCamode 🚽🧻

@awright18 @buhakmeh OneDrive uses SharePoint on the backend.

Weird question, but what’s the best place to upload a file to share with folks?