Haha tell them good luck with the broken mess they’ll in a few months and just walk

System design and arcitwcture should be covered when you are working at a company to complement the work you are doing there :)

The first lab you ever have at my uni is to connect and explore the uni’s git ;)

@misiman thank you, what other subjects does it cover other than security? :)

Wtf? Shouldnt matter if the candidate is male or female. No excuses. Also not okay the other way around.

You are at a company that have no visions, unmaintainable code, people that will set you back. Finding a new job would according to me the only thing you are doing. It's not worth doing something you hate. If you're almost the CTO then you have the skills and experience to move on

@Michelle well you got over 20 ++ so if you mail the creators you will get dev rant stickers!

@DjSall Yes of course but my question where more about how you leave things on good terms

Welcome to the friendliest dev community!

@Pizza how is the instructions stored in memory then?

@JonnyCodewalker your program which is just data which is stored in certain memory locations can be read and put into other memory locations so it should be possible :) maybe better with assembly or just machine code instructions than c though ;)

@mantekillah your code is compiled/interpreted and assembeled into Numbers which is stored in memory as data

@Qaldim this must mean something 😮

@Qaldim I agree. Fortunately even though he doesn't like weak typed languages he still tells us pros and cons of languages with different type handling :)

@Qaldim I agree. Fortunately even though he doesn't like weak typed languages he still tells us pros and cons of languages with different type handling :)

@TerriToniAX google it ;)

@ac1235 and my learning is a work in progress so haven't gotten to know everything yet 👍

@ac1235 Good example of declarative and functional programming style. Everything else is awesome too but you gotta start selling from somewhere ;)

@LeFlawk when I said x I meant p

@LeFlawk It's a good example of the difference between declarative and imperative programming. Imperative: change states and then get a final result. Declarative: "this is what this is". The parameter (x:xs) is a list [] where x is the first element and xs the rest of the list. You take x and say "everything greater is on the right side" and "everything lesser vice versa". So you DECLARE how it is recursively instead of changing what is inside the list recursively. The ++ operator just adds lists together

@BixelPitch Don't know. Working on a big meteor project at my job so I can't just update to the latest without risking fucking up the whole thing:/

Meteor is awesome! Create multi platform apps. Publish and subscribe is the best for sending exactly those models I need on client. Websockets for real time update on certain changes you control very easily. Optimized client db cache. Basically stuff you need to implement anyway. Awesome community.

@mhudson huhu

@g-m-f Is it up to date though?

@Redrield
while(!person.isDead())
rant();

White noice from computer and fans

@MadHatrix i'll pray to the programming gods for you