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nvmletsdoit
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Comment #30539020
A little off topic -> I was reading the comments about learning to code through Java. A lot of people are against C/C++ and majority of schools uses Java/Python nowdays. Ofc the la…
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Comment #30538863
"There was always some guy in the back-row of the class with a trench coat and messy beard who let his feelings about the superiority of C++ be known." Reletable
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Comment #30147082
I mean, I use microsoft tools even for compile on Linux nowdays. It's hard to forget. :D
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Comment #29141847
I had a great colleague who started programming at ~35. And the thing I noticed with him, which I strongly agree, is that you should pick something you like and start a little proj…
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Comment #28634623
I noticed when I started to exercise more seriously few years ago, all the pain from working 8h+ in front of a PC magically disappeared. But I think the key isn't just do the exerc…
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Comment #28591942
And nowadays we use it just for make sure that buffer won't overflow xD
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Comment #28575477
> you really think your professors, your future colleagues or even your fellow students have nothing to teach you? I really like this. I mean, it happens often that I learn somethi…
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Comment #28565331
I certainly don't want to start a war and I'm glad there are some who think differently. I have many very good colleagues who love JS and love its portability, I respect that. But …
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Comment #28553196
Technically cool. JS should be erased from the earth, tho. ( Expecially for gaming :'D )
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Comment #27326121
I didn't image there was ppl actually caring about anything but the "search" tab. I never felt to be engaged that far on LinkedIn, I used it to find job, and that's it.
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Comment #27301394
There was this time where I wrote shitty code for a imminent super urgent release and I did not think about all implications. I had to work all the week after 10 hours per day just…
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Comment #27300545
Basically the operators disabled the "emergency break" because it would ocasionally cause the cable car to stop and they couldn't afford to lose a day of work. 3 people charged wit…
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Comment #27287942
Good "old" SFML, I made a lot on that. But now I feel(&fear) is dying. It's very well written and, in my experience, it beats SDL in everything ( from readability to functionalitie…
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