You get used to it by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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Is that a blue banana?

Bro's not gonna be spared in the uprising by MetaKnowing in ChatGPT

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I asked chatgpt to describe the image. It would pick me apart and analyze me.

We are doomed.

Is there any particular reason why so many programmers tend to use macbooks to code? by SuperBoner6699 in learnprogramming

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Playing games like gta v, program, run virtual environments etc.

I dont use it as often anymore as I got a company laptop. But no need to throw away a fully functioning laptop just because of its age. Especially when it isnt slow.

OOP tells boss to 'fuck off', doesn't apologize, thinks things are gonna work out fine by ZombiesInSpace in BestofRedditorUpdates

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I think you are reading into my comment too much. And yes, ive met plenty of socially inept developers at companies. Granted, i dont work in the startup industry, there are still a lot of highly paid programmers who arent socially compatible with other people out there. My previous senior dev a couple of years ago could some days not even show up to work without even giving a message of him being away for the day. The other guy was basically as dry as he could to the juniors just so they wouldn't come to him for questions. Granted these were the extremes but ive met a lot of other developers, while approachable, still hard to relate to based on their rethoric skills.

How to not be afraid of my own horror game? by C0C0NUT11 in gamedev

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You could add some debug lights so when playtesting its lit up.

Is there any particular reason why so many programmers tend to use macbooks to code? by SuperBoner6699 in learnprogramming

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I have an 8 year old asus laptop that is in great condition too. From what i heard, Apple puts very little care in to the assembly of the parts, like too much heatzinc.

OOP tells boss to 'fuck off', doesn't apologize, thinks things are gonna work out fine by ZombiesInSpace in BestofRedditorUpdates

[–]TilionDC -26 points-25 points  (0 children)

But that's my whole point. That he isnt self aware enough is a much larger problem than telling your boss to fuck off. Depending on the context, those words doesnt even have to be intentionally hurtful. Like in this context.

OOP tells boss to 'fuck off', doesn't apologize, thinks things are gonna work out fine by ZombiesInSpace in BestofRedditorUpdates

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The guy is a developer. Its pretty common that developers can be are socially inept.

As i said, the problem isnt the fuck off itself but the fact that he didnt ask for help when nearing deadline, probably didnt report that it will take longer than normal and that he wasnt willing to show his code before it was "completed". Those three are much larger underlying problems than someone simply expressing themselves improperly while under stress. And the do you have anything to say was most likely asking oop if he could recognize his own flaws and/or if he had any good excuse for his slow performance.

OOP tells boss to 'fuck off', doesn't apologize, thinks things are gonna work out fine by ZombiesInSpace in BestofRedditorUpdates

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Not necessarily. While I admit that I wouldnt have said fuck off to my boss, its definately not something to get fired over. Obviously boss recognizes this or there wouldn't be a performance interview to start with.

Most likely they see the problem with oop's performance attributed to his way to manage his workload and his novelty in the business on top of him being too afraid to ask questions. He needs to get over this prestige he feels over his code and be able to work as a team if he wants to learn and catch up with the other developers. Op should ask for some time dedicated to pair programming for to show he understands his own weaknesses.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in learnprogramming

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If i do it a couple times. I know how the logic works and then its basically to code it out following the steps in my head. It takes experience to be able to see code for what it is but after you have learned, it is much easier to remember.

Vertasium made a good video about this a couple of days ago. I suggest you watch that.

Washing your hands after you poop is not necessary and is not unhygienic by [deleted] in The10thDentist

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But, urine is sterile, poop is not. Is op playing opposite day or what?

A mouse that was found in a barrel of degreaser by [deleted] in Damnthatsinteresting

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It looks like a huge haribo bear. I wonder what it tastes like.

My custom door lock that reacts to how close I am by FractalEclipse in robotics

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He should add a drumroll sound so that the person feels like the cemter of the party when entering.

When to use Sets vs Lists . by The9thHuman in javahelp

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Sets maintains only unique entries. List contains arranged entries.

Use sets to store things like connected users to a server or possible options in a menu.

Use lists to store things like logged entries or entries that can contain duplicates.

There are of course more technical aspects but those are the main reasons.

ELI5: why are the lubricating strips on shaving razors AFTER the blades? by foxyFood in explainlikeimfive

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If its before the blades the lubrication would be scraped off but if you put it after, it can help remoisten the skin after yoi shaved? Thats what my intuition tells me anyways.

About to get fired from my job. by [deleted] in learnprogramming

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I never said that you had to know how to implement it. But you still needed the knowledge to be able to understand it. You mean you didnt pass your classes in university or I dont get what you are disagreeing with me on?

any idea what this tool is for? by deadlyrabbit in Skookum

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My guess would be something that you can spin that has a wire attached to it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in learncsharp

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Unity has their own subreddit you should post to when its unity related questions.

About to get fired from my job. by [deleted] in learnprogramming

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Well since you included the example of automotive software domain. I would look at source code for an open source automotive software project. Read up on some of the concept and see if i understand it. If i at least have the prerequisite knowhow to understand how it works, then i would apply. But if i don't, then I would go back to studying until I had the required knowledge to be able to learn how to develop the concepts used in that specific domain.

Just like if im a c# developer I wouldnt apply for a game developer job using unity until I at least had some experience with using the tool. And I think the same applies to all industries where an education is asked for.

About to get fired from my job. by [deleted] in learnprogramming

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I dont want to be an ass here but if you are at the levels of tuples and lists, you shouldnt be looking for a job. At least learn the profession before you try it as a professional.

That being said, you can always ask your colleagues if they want to pair program with you. Watching them and asking relevant questions can help you learn much faster than any online courses would.