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vrek

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  • What are some of the worst code you have seen in a production environment?

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  • Why does it seem like Java is always the language with the worst code?

    I mostly do local programs with c# or python so alot of your comment didn't make sense to me like quarks and ejbs but yeah it sounds horrible.

  • What are some of the worst code you have seen in a production environment?

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  • Wow... If you can answer was this like a single company or were you selling the service to other companies?

    If selling to multiple companies did you offer a "new" version and a "security patch" for the old or just made everyone use your implementation?

  • What are some of the worst code you have seen in a production environment?

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  • I don't know what's worse... That program or that you put biscuits greater than bacon...

    Actually I think the greater crime is biscuits being greater than bacon

  • What are some of the worst code you have seen in a production environment?

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  • Are they speaking to you to improve it? Or like that's just how they do it so account for it in what you are doing?

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  • Maybe this says something about me but I would write a script to get the excel file from the email and then do whatever you did to it.

    At what point would it not be financially viable to just a write a program for the entry on your budget and then send it to the rural places?

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  • I have to ask, if it's only contains wouldn't you get a ton of collisions?

    Expecting an apartment manager to know what a api header was nevermind how to change it is probably not likely. Security hole to be sure though.

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  • Do you think he would have better coding standards?

  • Reddit Removes API access for personal use

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  • Wait reddit now hosts games? But in a proprietary format? I'm scared but what language do they allow?

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    ‘R-tarded’ is a slur, and I’m sick of otherwise “liberal” people going along with the right’s move to renormalize it

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  • I got a lot of hate in this thread but I agree with you. We need to much more accepting of people in society disabled or just different. A word change makes you feel good but doesn't actually do anything. A business with a curb should be required to have a ramp also, for wheelchairs. I wish there was a some sort of option for drive-thru for deaf people. A person with autism who gets overly stimulated by people close should be allowed to ask for personal distance.

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    ‘R-tarded’ is a slur, and I’m sick of otherwise “liberal” people going along with the right’s move to renormalize it

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  • I think we are arguing the same thing. Don't be mean or an asshole. Don't look down on people. People regardless of ability should be treated as people.

    Of course you shouldnt use it as an insult or derogatory word. I was totally not arguing for that. I was just saying that if you wanted to be insulting or derogatory the word itself doesn't matter. The change to r-word doesn't change anything. The question "are you r-worded?" should be just as offensive.

    We have down this many times. Stupid, invalid, ibecil all had similar meanings and then were made offensive and a new word was made up, then that became offensive.

    The word itself is meaningless, it's the context and intent.

    One thing I just thought of that I would agree with is changing it from an identifier to attribute. What I mean is a person should not "be r-word-Ed" but should be do you "have r-word-ism?" it shouldn't define a person, but a description of an aspect is different. Like you may have the flu but your not a "fluer" or you might have epilepsy but you may also be a mechanic or pianist or physicist it's a part but should not define you.

  • How to test if the internet is working as expected..

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  • I'm really trying to make a udp joke but you may not get it

  • Wise words

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  • Oh, true... Its actually a sad post about her almost mute father. /s

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  • I don't know, I don't think the specific word is that meaningful. A new slur will likely be made for mentally disabled people, then it will get pushback and then another one will be made.

    If I translated it to hindi or German or swahili it wouldn't mean anything but if I walked up to you and yelled them at you you would probably be hurt. If I said them lovingly and softly you probably would be comforted.

    The problem with having these conversations on the internet is there is no way to express that so... Maybe... I could see the point of banning potentially offensive words in text on the internet.

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  • My point with smeg was that it was a made up word. But you could figure out the intent purely by context.

    Again it comes to context, if you intend to hurt a person the word is meaningless.

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  • Nope, I am not saying you could be property so shut up. I'm saying the progress we made was not based on language.

  • Wise words

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  • How has her dad "just told me" but she "used it for rest of my life ever since"?

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  • Here's the thing, the word doesn't matter... It's the intent. For example if I said "well aren't you a fucking genius" and meant it sarcastically that's just as insulting. I could also say "you gobflecker" in a aggressive tone that also bad.

    An example is the old show red dwarf. The replaced every curse word with smeg. Smeg doesn't mean anything. But in the show when one character calls another a "smeghead". You know it's not nice and meant to be an insult even though they never said or explained that in the show.

    Banning a word won't do anything. Ban the attitude and change people's opinions and you can change the world. For example women, not saying they are treated well by everyone but compared to 200 years ago? Or even further back? For example there was a "treatment" for women who dared consider working. They were basically forced to bed and forced to stay there only hand few broth for 6 months. They literally just had to lay there, no talking no reading no such thing as a video. Today they are treated much better, it wasn't by banning the world girl or bitch or vagina or anything it was by changing people's perception.

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  • Also commonly used in timing of internal combustion engines

  • My first successfull program in C

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  • For a small amount of time in a lot of cases. It would likely run out of memory and crash the system.