1,700,000 - 360,000 = 1,340,000
1,340,000 / 1,700,000 = 0.78823529411
0.78823529411 = 78.8%
No wonder our code is so bloated. We can't do simple math to tell us what percentage of lines we removed.
The University of Stanford doesn't require password complexity if your passphrase has 20+ characters:
I have been a full-stack developer at my last 3 jobs (a span of 7 years). During this time, I've used ActionScript and JavaScript (Backbone, and now React) on the front end. On the back end it's been Java, Python, and now Node. In terms of database, it's been MySQL, MSSQL, and now PostgreSQL (and Redis).
...it's just an API call to translate.google.com
I uninstalled Flash and stopped using Microsoft Office years ago. Haven't missed them at all.
...that intentionally slows down the snow and ice after one year.
...I cut the cord a long time ago.
...if you get a decent severance, and if you're laid off with a group of peers for reasons beyond your control.
I'll hold off upgrading until I can get more than 16GB of RAM.
Not "Aliens 2".
I changed my diet and started exercising in November. After losing about 12 pounds, I bought a popular fitness tracker in January to help me keep going. I don't use it to track steps at all. I track calories in/out, water intake, various exercises, and sleep. It's been quite helpful, and I've lost another 13 pounds since then.
Sometimes unit tests can be extremely helpful. Other times they're a waste of time and provide little to no benefitâ"like when you're only writing them because somebody wants 100% code coverage.
...according to the Dunning-Kruger effect.
...how many nails does this damn coffin need before we can bury it?!
Visual Studio is probably the best IDE ever built
This made me laugh so hard I cried. Obviously you've never used Intellij.
"If a computer can't directly address all the RAM you can use, it's just a toy." -- anonymous comp.sys.amiga posting, non-sequitir
