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// Software Developer, Programmer, Coder, Implementor, Maintainer etc.

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How many programming languages can a programmer learn? To cover 95%, just learn C, Smalltalk, Haskell, Lisp (I like the answer at the link)
https://t.co/CdCdf65FfL

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@JonathanMHenson “There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses.” -- Bjarne Stroustrup

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"The gains from automation have generally been enjoyed not by those who operate the machines, but by those who own them" https://t.co/yEWzrwTCrH But when you don't tell it to your employer, then it is YOU who gains.

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Why Isn't Functional Programming the Norm? 😄https://t.co/fj9NSACaxD

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@lhochstein Dale Earnhardt Sr. working on his car in May, 1984

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@jessfraz screen

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"The overhead from the consensus algorithm serves no purpose and will only limit throughput of the whole system, and appears to be there here no reason other than apparently cargo culting public blockchain technology which is not designed for this use case https://t.co/JT4wJGiol5

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Let's start a new "flood" about the cases against blockchain

[Justin McGuire @landedstar]

The inevitable followup, here are "absolute facts" about programming and software that I was definitely wrong about. https://t.co/NDDS0CAWhY

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Is this IoT?
https://t.co/eUEKQF0wkE

[MachinePix @MachinePix]

2,018 Intel Shooting Star drones flying in formation acting as a 3D display.

[Justin McGuire @landedstar]

I've never been too confident in my opinions, but after the decade+ I've been a professional software developer and programmer, I still believe in a few things.

https://t.co/w2ingz0nUm

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@landedstar You are so right, especially "Old ways of doing things that still work will never go out of style" and -going deeper- especially for the SQL. People don't realize things really didn't change much in recent years.

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@JonathanMHenson Texstudio: 85 MB + Miktex: 190 MB. Then installs necessary components as you go.

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@mrlopis @CodeWisdom You are right, and for this reason this piece doesn't deserve to be called "programming wisdom"

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@d_stepanovic Another unpopular opinion: Microservices incentivizes for local optimizations and silos.

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@bjorn_fahller int* pbooh;
int** ppmeh;
int*** pppok;
int**** ppppgood;
int***** pppppamazing;

but it should really be:

PINT pbooh;
PPINT ppmeh;
PPPINT pppok;
PPPPINT ppppgood;
PPPPPINT pppppamazing;

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@tobyhede @jessitron @RealGeneKim Strategy defines a set of tactics as a toolset. Crisis management is another thing, which is an art form. But bosses like to call that as tactics to make them look more institutional, especially if their company is in constant crisis mode.

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@jessitron This is normal because strategic planning is a job which is reserved for the bosses (Bosses=the owner, CEO, Board of Directors, president etc.)

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In any way, he is good guy who has a big share on the success of Open Source/Free Software.

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A good view about the current state of the advocacy of Richard Stallman https://t.co/0eeHKreMkD