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Comment #14054363
Part of the way the Joel test works is to determine if companies value developers. Companies that will pay for developers to have their own offices are likely to treat them with re…
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Comment #14054258
Re-reading the original Joel test, it is clear that Joel means quiet in the sense of free from interruptions. There has been an ongoing debate on the benefits of having developers …
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Comment #14054138
I believe this question is as valid today as it was in 2000. From the beginning of my career (in 1993) everyone company I have worked for has used source code control. Not to do so…
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Comment #13397713
Yes, this is how it works in the UK. Basically you have to shop yourself, or if you were not the driver then the person who was driving, to the authorities. If you don't, then you …
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Comment #10207758
Spot on! The code fails as the author has used nil? rather than empty? The recursive call is not from the tail position so tail call optimisation is not possible in any language.
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Comment #10135732
If quicksort always takes the first element in the array as the pivot, then an array that is already sorted is the worst case.
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Comment #10135630
If Quicksort worst case performance is a problem then use Introsort ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Introsort ), which the paper fails to mention.
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Comment #10041236
For those people in London (England) interested in SICP in Clojure, we are running a monthly study group. Our google groups group is https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/sicp-ma…