What we saw on TV was just a glimpse of what actually already happens behind closed doors.
That's quite a jump of conclusion. Astonishing actually. First of all, poors, worldwide, are the vast majority by any measure you pick. So poors, becoming majority, is a no point. Moot. Now, to another point. Poor…
Oh, you reminded me about this article: https://www.defmacro.org/ramblings/lisp.html
>> [...] I'm amazed they haven't done it. Never interfere with an enemy while he’s in the process of destroying himself.
Another perspective is this one: https://www.defmacro.org/ramblings/lisp.html
You might find https://github.com/donnemartin/haxor-news useful.
Oh, almost forgot. Another suggestion is to review C++ implementations of those designs you're already familiar with. I'm also looking into Inversion of Control/Dependency injection containers. And never forget to look…
Just a suggestion... I cannot attest for the code quality of the projects on the link below, but I find it easier to start learning from smaller code bases. So when you have a chance you could take a look at this link…
I understand that the 1K+ engineer number comes from Facebook as a whole, when mentioning the use of Hack as a typed PHP. More like to give a perspective on the transition on how to come from a small company into a huge…
C++ has an optional digits separator too. Not '_' but single quotes, since c++14 [0]. Which is cool. Swift has it too [1]. Erlang has the full stop '.' as expresssion/statement terminator [2]. [0]…
Not sure you're aware of this one too... But, you might like the "Ctrl+Tab" shortcut as well. With it you can alternate between the last few active tabs, with thumbnails. Really handy.
There is http://www.stencyl.com/ also. Used it many years ago, so not sure how it stands now. But back then, it was a very cool product. Used at a couple of game jams.
I believe that is a great point. I have a feeling that we don't have more work-from-home-first jobs because (middle-)managers wouldn't know how to deal with that. They are not quite there for such change. And I'm…
What we saw on TV was just a glimpse of what actually already happens behind closed doors.
That's quite a jump of conclusion. Astonishing actually. First of all, poors, worldwide, are the vast majority by any measure you pick. So poors, becoming majority, is a no point. Moot. Now, to another point. Poor…
Oh, you reminded me about this article: https://www.defmacro.org/ramblings/lisp.html
>> [...] I'm amazed they haven't done it. Never interfere with an enemy while he’s in the process of destroying himself.
Another perspective is this one: https://www.defmacro.org/ramblings/lisp.html
You might find https://github.com/donnemartin/haxor-news useful.
Oh, almost forgot. Another suggestion is to review C++ implementations of those designs you're already familiar with. I'm also looking into Inversion of Control/Dependency injection containers. And never forget to look…
Just a suggestion... I cannot attest for the code quality of the projects on the link below, but I find it easier to start learning from smaller code bases. So when you have a chance you could take a look at this link…
I understand that the 1K+ engineer number comes from Facebook as a whole, when mentioning the use of Hack as a typed PHP. More like to give a perspective on the transition on how to come from a small company into a huge…
C++ has an optional digits separator too. Not '_' but single quotes, since c++14 [0]. Which is cool. Swift has it too [1]. Erlang has the full stop '.' as expresssion/statement terminator [2]. [0]…
Not sure you're aware of this one too... But, you might like the "Ctrl+Tab" shortcut as well. With it you can alternate between the last few active tabs, with thumbnails. Really handy.
There is http://www.stencyl.com/ also. Used it many years ago, so not sure how it stands now. But back then, it was a very cool product. Used at a couple of game jams.
I believe that is a great point. I have a feeling that we don't have more work-from-home-first jobs because (middle-)managers wouldn't know how to deal with that. They are not quite there for such change. And I'm…