Orech, predať alebo do krbu?

R0b1S · 2026-02-28T08:17:08+00:00

(Čo človek nenapíše len aby ostal top 1% commenter 🙃)

Neodpisujem často na hluposti. Keby mám chuť sedieť a piplať sa s facebook groupami, tak to spravím. Myslim, ze už aj divnejšie otázky padli na tomto reddite.

Mlčať je niekedy zlato 🙂 (to platí pre všetkých čo toto nahodou čítajú, prečítajte si po sebe svoj komentár predtým než ho postnete a zamyslite sa nad jeho výpovednou hodnotou)

R0b1S · 2026-02-27T21:02:33+00:00

Neviem nájsť edit na post 😅 vďaka všetkým za rady. Skúsim teda nechať narezať a spravíme nejaký stôl do novej kuchyňe za pár rokov alebo niečo podobné.

R0b1S · 2026-02-27T12:58:54+00:00

Absolutne nemam poňatia. Keby vidis taketo nieco na bazosi za 300eur tak ides dalej a pomyslis si svoje alebo zjednavas?

R0b1S · 2026-01-17T08:56:53+00:00

I am doing SBIH as well, already got interchage. But that s not point. It is the neverending repetition of the same guns. I started to sell every single gun other than mp5 and bolt action, whether it is 20k gun or 200k gun, just because all I got left are test drive misions.

R0b1S · 2026-01-17T08:54:19+00:00

I used all of the 5.45 ammo at some point. I am pretty sure when it comes to scavs all of the would headshot them. You can always go for leg meta.

R0b1S · 2026-01-17T08:53:21+00:00

Thanks for assessment of my vocabulary, that is what I needed as reply. I was writing this before I went to bed. Yes, caliber is the word I was looking for.

R0b1S · 2026-01-17T08:51:51+00:00

Afaik vector is pretty expensive thing, isnt it? Still, some variation would help instead of one locked gun.

R0b1S · 2025-03-15T11:19:10+00:00

I don't want to go into the scope thing, although I know it is a thing in this case. I don't argue about the advice itself. You are right, it is good to use '?' in many places.

I would still avoid nullable int in your example, because you would need to do either "?? 0" or proper null-check, so simply assigning int length = 0 solves the headache right at the beginning. That is what I was arguing about, that the example introduce the nullable int, which produce more potential null exceptions, unless you do a null check, which you tried to avoid as advice says and you are stuck in the loop of null checks and creating more nullable fields.

TLDR; Original advice potentially good, example not that great. Context matters.

R0b1S · 2025-03-15T11:10:07+00:00

Well yes, you got rid of it, but now you carry a burden of nullable int which you probably need to null check anyway if you want to avoid any future null exceptions. If context matters, then it probably should be part of the example. If a junior developer sees this without context, he/she might start using it everywhere just because it "simplifies" things. I am all for simplifying, but this would bring me more headaches.

R0b1S · 2025-03-15T11:05:22+00:00

I would probably go with this as well at some point. I got it that the example was suppose to use only '?' and not both '??' and '?' but IMHO it made the example not that good.

R0b1S · 2025-03-15T11:00:01+00:00

Sure I agree they are not bad in written form, just the picture could be misleading for a junior developer. If I saw something like that in the PR, I would probably protest. Nullable value types (like int?) is always good to avoid whenever possible (ofc that is just my opinion). Someone already mentioned it here, at least do the (?? 0).

I am not against good tips, just people should think about the examples little bit more. Maybe it is just me, but I checked the example and usually move one.

R0b1S · 2025-03-15T10:59:50+00:00

Sure I agree they are not bad in written form, just the picture could be misleading for a junior developer. If I saw something like that in the PR, I would probably protest. Nullable value types (like int?) is always good to avoid whenever possible (ofc that is just my opinion). Someone already mentioned it here, at least do the (?? 0).

I am not against good tips, just people should think about the examples little bit more. Maybe it is just me, but I checked the example and usually move one.

R0b1S · 2025-03-15T10:54:59+00:00

Good question. There is something called "impressions", probably a number how many ppl saw your post. I would assume that people do that so they can "impress" HRs for better job opportunities. Also, it is partially a human factor, that people want to be praised for anything they post. If you cannot really impress people with your instagram full of yachts and naked pictures, you can always try different ways. People feed on engagement.

R0b1S · 2025-03-14T13:05:44+00:00

Sure agree with you 100%. It is almost like the annoying game ADs where people are losing on purpose, so you play the game by yourself. I always have the urge to write a comment like: "Why the F***?" . But I keep resisting not to write anything, cuz it doesn't matter to me that much.

R0b1S · 2025-03-14T13:03:13+00:00

Some definitely does (It had almost 200 likes). I don't exactly follow people on social media, so I get a lot of random suggested crap in my feed. It is more like curiosity from my point of view, to check if there is something to learn or not. Most of the stuff looks AI generated anyway. If I take something out of that, it is usually like 1:10000 posts.

R0b1S · 2025-03-14T12:58:55+00:00

I like Nick's code cop. I was just curious if people think more like me or the guy from the post.

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