Now we are getting somewhere. Yes, neither option works. The points you mention should be open to debate, based on open and truthful information. And if the points of view are so incompatible that no reasonable solution…
You not agreeing with my statement, is only because you decided for yourself what you see as a minor or a major inconvenience. But you cannot project your belief system onto others. People should always have the choice…
Separating DOM and data I can understand, but I am not convinced Backbone is the right way to do it. My code would look more like: function postdata(url, data, callback) { $.ajax({ url: '/status', type: 'POST',…
For me personally, I couldn't work without music. It blocks out environment noise. In a silent area it's like every small sound is amplified tenfold. It could be I'm different, but I had very productive weeks, while on…
I don't think the author intended to insult Java/C# developers. He just gave an extreme example to show that a good IDE will pay it self back.
No the opposite of holding back. Without MS we wouldn't have AJAX or Rich Text editors at the moment. I am fully supportive of open standards, but it's rare that companies together can develop one. The year 2019 I…
The server and tools revenue doesn't say anything about .NET. I didn't say get rid of SQL server or their server OS. Compare the popularity of C# + VB.net to other languages to see .NET has less than 1/20th of the…
I would tell Microsoft to go back to their 90s mindset. Less focussed on big corporations, and more on getting (Windows) Microsoft software everywhere. Back then Microsoft was maybe an evil empire, but at least they did…
As always I am wondering if this test tells me, who I am, who I think I am, or, who I want to be. Today I am somewhere between ENTP and INTP ENTP (E: 1 N: 75 T: 50 P: 33)
There is no point in getting up either; eventually gravity will win.
For every analyst predicting a stock will go up there is one predicting the opposite. Guessing correct 50% of the time is probably an improvement to their past predictions. Till now using darts to pick stocks…
Above 40 good programmers probably are rare, but doesn't have much to do with age, but is more of a generation difference. 40 and below is the same as the gamer generation, starting with those growing up with the first…
We have more stuff than 40 years ago, but less than 20. What also changed is that many single income households are double incomes now. Or that people are working 60-80 hours a week. 15 years ago you also could buy a…
The upperbound = maxint The total number of items = maxint + 1
1) He is using real world math arguments why computer arrays should be 0 or 1 based. His example seems valid, but once you use Maxint it fails, proving his argument wrong. 2) Yes, but that has nothing to do with…
I am starting to think Dijkstra is about the worst thing ever happening to software development. He arguments that option A is the least ugly one, but forgets that computers have maximum numbers. According to Dijkstra,…
Now we are getting somewhere. Yes, neither option works. The points you mention should be open to debate, based on open and truthful information. And if the points of view are so incompatible that no reasonable solution…
You not agreeing with my statement, is only because you decided for yourself what you see as a minor or a major inconvenience. But you cannot project your belief system onto others. People should always have the choice…
Separating DOM and data I can understand, but I am not convinced Backbone is the right way to do it. My code would look more like: function postdata(url, data, callback) { $.ajax({ url: '/status', type: 'POST',…
For me personally, I couldn't work without music. It blocks out environment noise. In a silent area it's like every small sound is amplified tenfold. It could be I'm different, but I had very productive weeks, while on…
I don't think the author intended to insult Java/C# developers. He just gave an extreme example to show that a good IDE will pay it self back.
No the opposite of holding back. Without MS we wouldn't have AJAX or Rich Text editors at the moment. I am fully supportive of open standards, but it's rare that companies together can develop one. The year 2019 I…
The server and tools revenue doesn't say anything about .NET. I didn't say get rid of SQL server or their server OS. Compare the popularity of C# + VB.net to other languages to see .NET has less than 1/20th of the…
I would tell Microsoft to go back to their 90s mindset. Less focussed on big corporations, and more on getting (Windows) Microsoft software everywhere. Back then Microsoft was maybe an evil empire, but at least they did…
As always I am wondering if this test tells me, who I am, who I think I am, or, who I want to be. Today I am somewhere between ENTP and INTP ENTP (E: 1 N: 75 T: 50 P: 33)
There is no point in getting up either; eventually gravity will win.
For every analyst predicting a stock will go up there is one predicting the opposite. Guessing correct 50% of the time is probably an improvement to their past predictions. Till now using darts to pick stocks…
Above 40 good programmers probably are rare, but doesn't have much to do with age, but is more of a generation difference. 40 and below is the same as the gamer generation, starting with those growing up with the first…
We have more stuff than 40 years ago, but less than 20. What also changed is that many single income households are double incomes now. Or that people are working 60-80 hours a week. 15 years ago you also could buy a…
The upperbound = maxint The total number of items = maxint + 1
1) He is using real world math arguments why computer arrays should be 0 or 1 based. His example seems valid, but once you use Maxint it fails, proving his argument wrong. 2) Yes, but that has nothing to do with…
I am starting to think Dijkstra is about the worst thing ever happening to software development. He arguments that option A is the least ugly one, but forgets that computers have maximum numbers. According to Dijkstra,…