Of course a capacitor has state: it's current charge level and the fact if it is charging or discharging, you could even add the rate of charging/discharging to its state.
Neer saw something like this in a European plane. You basically can not bring more hand luggage than what would fit over your head (or below the seat in front of you).
lol if you don't think you can have a race condition in single-threaded code, wow... that's what I call "sheltered." No you can't.
So any type of non-blocking read, for example. Or you might have to set some system register, and then wait for some other register flag to show up before doing the next step That is nonsense.
I had one a few weeks ago where an interrupt service routine simply made a faulty assumption about the maximum number of cycles it could take to start That is not a race condition.
Interestingly however the whole engish wikipedia article is wrong;D https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... Perhaps you use the term "race condition" for several distinct things that have nothing to do with each other?
Composing is more an art, and the composer has ofc to accept the judgement of his audience. The internal quality and external quality of a piece of music is the same.
Programming software is just a craft (yes, you can drive it up to higher levels and the highest might be art...) as long as the software passes a test (probably automated) it is fine. The internal quality and external quality of a piece of programming is not the same. The software can look from the outside perfect, my be even perfectly useable. That is called external quality.
From the inside it might still be a complete mess.
So: you can not really compare music composing with programming. Even if there are similarities. And, yes, imho both can be thought. But that does not mean that a composer has the spark to make really creative art. And a programmer does not need that spark, he has a spec instead.
Actually we agree what "best practices" are. You can google for it and then you find the 5 steps/levels of CMM(I) which are centered around about best practices. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
The question however is for a single developer which of the best practices he should know. That is why we developed agile methods like Extreme Programming (XP) and Scrum, to focus on the stuff that is relevant for a single developer so that others can focus on the bigger picture (like acquisition, planning etc.)
I doubt it has anything to do with democrats versus republicans. It simply is the idea of americans that money rules the world.
Regarding geothermal power, it is not so easy to use geothermal power to create electricity. Not hot enough. And on Hawaii you don't need it for heating. So I doubt there are any "political" reasons against geothermal power.
The reality in this case there was NO EVIDENCE presented ANY claims reported were checked out or verified. NONE AT ALL. Erm, so you did read the law suit? Why not providing a link? And why did the judge accept the suit? I mean, if there is no evidence provided, judges tend to reject law suits... at least in my country.
That is why the Nanny States in Europe have laws you loath us for... An employee has to take vacation, by law. He can not go without nor can an employer deny it. Of course it happens sometimes that during a year an employee does not find a time period where he wants vacation and the employer does not agree to other time periods. Then the vacation days are shifted into the next year or "payed off"... but there are limitations how often that can happen.
And to be honest 10 or 14 vacation days... and only very limited set of holidays... it is surprising that the US have no riots and violent revolutions:D
To be honest, this seems to be a purely american problem.
In Europe we are happy if in a group of 10 men is a woman (talking about software development)... and if a coworker would harrass a woman in front of our eyes we would invite him to a tour through the basement where the server rooms are... mumble some things about dungeons and chains... and he probably would stumble somewhere and we would bring him to the health office with a black eye making sure he is treated.
Sorry, but many things people posted here and the summary of the article are close to unthinkable to happen in a normal company/society in Europe... no idea about Asia yet.
Heck if my sister would be harrassed like this and my brother found out, the culprit would only end up in hospital if he is very lucky... because my brother is an asshole himself, but he loves my sister.
If a police officer asked me where I was at 20:00, and I say in a pub, while I actually was in a red light district: that is a lie. And that is completely legal.
Filing a "wrong accussion" is technically a lie too, but first of all it is a "wrong accussion", and this is covered by law, while a simple "lie" is not.
However, what is wrong with this: He also took yoga classes to hit on women.
If you want to meet hot woman you obviously need to go where hot women hang around. And if you want to date one you obviously need to go where you most likely find a woman that is not in a relationship.
A few of us made fun of him, but he kept on doing it. I hope you did not make fun about him, because he took yoga classes, because that would imply you are an idiot.
I got harrassed and bullied from small child age on. I complained to my mother (nearly daily) and when I was about 3 we had a parents day in the kindergarden. I showed her one of the worst of them and assumed she would talk to his parents. What she did was putting us both on a small wall, and giving us a stick (a dry branch from nearby trees) and told us "to fight it out"!
Obviously I never really bothered her with my problems anymore from that time on...
1) I guess "coding" is just the new word everyone likes to use because it sounds cool, so yes, it is programming. 2) Race conditions by definition only happen in multi threaded systems. And plenty of software is not. Your examples are wrong. A web server will be multi threaded, but most of the time will only use exactly one thread per request. In other words, the programmer of the web application will never see race conditions... the programmers of the web server will... and those are likely 2 or 3 levels above the mere coder in (1) 3) Agreed, but that is e.g. difficult in languages that don't offer IDE supported refactorings 4) agreed 5) completely unnecessary if s/he does not work in that area 6) JSON is a way to serialize data, no idea what you think is wrong with it
Of course there is. Just like for composers. For composers you would assume he can play at least one instrument or can use music programs good enough to compose tracks that sound not to bad. Same for a programmer, he should be able to use his tools properly, like a version control system and a build system and depending on organization know about continuous integration etc. Then probably comes a ticket system. And learning how to pick up requirements, aka Use Cases or Stories or more technical requirements in case he is working on highly formalized systems. Then again: be able to write tests. And then again: have an idea about how installing/deployment works and how to roll back in case of failures during deployment. This are all simple things, and in the end everyone working in those areas could become a specialist and really a rock star in one or some or all areas. But to jump from "just a programmer" to one with "best practice" you only need to broaden your field and learn the basics. I don't expect one to be an CI expert and move a build that works on his machine to a CI system. But I expect him to know that the CI system is watching his commits (and he should commit often) and builds them. So he gets email or has to check the build server to see if his build worked.
VoiP does not imply lying about your address. Actually you can pinpoint one down to his floor in a flat...
And in most european countries, ordinary emergency calls have no address atached anyway, people calling an emergency service are supposed to know where thay are.
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Of course a capacitor has state: it's current charge level and the fact if it is charging or discharging, you could even add the rate of charging/discharging to its state.
What exactly is "passive" on/in a capacitor or inductor?
Neer saw something like this in a European plane.
You basically can not bring more hand luggage than what would fit over your head (or below the seat in front of you).
lol if you don't think you can have a race condition in single-threaded code, wow... that's what I call "sheltered."
No you can't.
So any type of non-blocking read, for example. Or you might have to set some system register, and then wait for some other register flag to show up before doing the next step
That is nonsense.
I had one a few weeks ago where an interrupt service routine simply made a faulty assumption about the maximum number of cycles it could take to start
That is not a race condition.
Interestingly however the whole engish wikipedia article is wrong ;D https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Perhaps you use the term "race condition" for several distinct things that have nothing to do with each other?
A simple introduction you can find here: https://stackoverflow.com/ques...
Composing is more an art, and the composer has ofc to accept the judgement of his audience.
The internal quality and external quality of a piece of music is the same.
Programming software is just a craft (yes, you can drive it up to higher levels and the highest might be art ...) as long as the software passes a test (probably automated) it is fine.
The internal quality and external quality of a piece of programming is not the same. The software can look from the outside perfect, my be even perfectly useable. That is called external quality.
From the inside it might still be a complete mess.
So: you can not really compare music composing with programming. Even if there are similarities.
And, yes, imho both can be thought. But that does not mean that a composer has the spark to make really creative art. And a programmer does not need that spark, he has a spec instead.
So it is propaganda that there is no law regulating how much vacation an employee has? :-P
Actually we agree what "best practices" are.
You can google for it and then you find the 5 steps/levels of CMM(I) which are centered around about best practices.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
The question however is for a single developer which of the best practices he should know. That is why we developed agile methods like Extreme Programming (XP) and Scrum, to focus on the stuff that is relevant for a single developer so that others can focus on the bigger picture (like acquisition, planning etc.)
Sorry, that is not how databases work ;D
I doubt it has anything to do with democrats versus republicans.
It simply is the idea of americans that money rules the world.
Regarding geothermal power, it is not so easy to use geothermal power to create electricity. Not hot enough. And on Hawaii you don't need it for heating. So I doubt there are any "political" reasons against geothermal power.
Batteries don't really have a negative impact on environment.
They get recycled. The mining is simple.
The reality in this case there was NO EVIDENCE presented ANY claims reported were checked out or verified. NONE AT ALL. ... at least in my country.
Erm, so you did read the law suit? Why not providing a link?
And why did the judge accept the suit? I mean, if there is no evidence provided, judges tend to reject law suits
That is why the Nanny States in Europe have laws you loath us for ... ... but there are limitations how often that can happen.
An employee has to take vacation, by law. He can not go without nor can an employer deny it. Of course it happens sometimes that during a year an employee does not find a time period where he wants vacation and the employer does not agree to other time periods. Then the vacation days are shifted into the next year or "payed off"
And to be honest 10 or 14 vacation days ... and only very limited set of holidays ... it is surprising that the US have no riots and violent revolutions :D
To be honest, this seems to be a purely american problem.
In Europe we are happy if in a group of 10 men is a woman (talking about software development) ... and if a coworker would harrass a woman in front of our eyes we would invite him to a tour through the basement where the server rooms are ... mumble some things about dungeons and chains ... and he probably would stumble somewhere and we would bring him to the health office with a black eye making sure he is treated.
Sorry, but many things people posted here and the summary of the article are close to unthinkable to happen in a normal company/society in Europe ... no idea about Asia yet.
Heck if my sister would be harrassed like this and my brother found out, the culprit would only end up in hospital if he is very lucky ... because my brother is an asshole himself, but he loves my sister.
It helps to read the articles of the links you posted.
The first one, http://blogs.findlaw.com/blott...
Has nothing to do with "lying" but giving wrong statements to authorities.
If a police officer asked me where I was at 20:00, and I say in a pub, while I actually was in a red light district: that is a lie. And that is completely legal.
Filing a "wrong accussion" is technically a lie too, but first of all it is a "wrong accussion", and this is covered by law, while a simple "lie" is not.
I understand he was a creepy guy in your office.
However, what is wrong with this: He also took yoga classes to hit on women.
If you want to meet hot woman you obviously need to go where hot women hang around. And if you want to date one you obviously need to go where you most likely find a woman that is not in a relationship.
A few of us made fun of him, but he kept on doing it.
I hope you did not make fun about him, because he took yoga classes, because that would imply you are an idiot.
I got harrassed and bullied from small child age on.
I complained to my mother (nearly daily) and when I was about 3 we had a parents day in the kindergarden.
I showed her one of the worst of them and assumed she would talk to his parents. What she did was putting us both on a small wall, and giving us a stick (a dry branch from nearby trees) and told us "to fight it out"!
Obviously I never really bothered her with my problems anymore from that time on ...
Then give some hints, with no links or names of frameworks/languages/technologies your post is pointless.
Wow, that was an interesting hint.
As I'm not into platform depending code but also not into JavaScrip based frameworks.
1) I guess "coding" is just the new word everyone likes to use because it sounds cool, so yes, it is programming. ... the programmers of the web server will ... and those are likely 2 or 3 levels above the mere coder in (1)
2) Race conditions by definition only happen in multi threaded systems. And plenty of software is not. Your examples are wrong. A web server will be multi threaded, but most of the time will only use exactly one thread per request. In other words, the programmer of the web application will never see race conditions
3) Agreed, but that is e.g. difficult in languages that don't offer IDE supported refactorings
4) agreed
5) completely unnecessary if s/he does not work in that area
6) JSON is a way to serialize data, no idea what you think is wrong with it
And which of your workshops was the most successful? I like to join it sometimes, perhaps :D ...
Well, the pimp thing probably not
Of course there is.
Just like for composers. For composers you would assume he can play at least one instrument or can use music programs good enough to compose tracks that sound not to bad.
Same for a programmer, he should be able to use his tools properly, like a version control system and a build system and depending on organization know about continuous integration etc.
Then probably comes a ticket system. And learning how to pick up requirements, aka Use Cases or Stories or more technical requirements in case he is working on highly formalized systems.
Then again: be able to write tests. And then again: have an idea about how installing/deployment works and how to roll back in case of failures during deployment.
This are all simple things, and in the end everyone working in those areas could become a specialist and really a rock star in one or some or all areas.
But to jump from "just a programmer" to one with "best practice" you only need to broaden your field and learn the basics.
I don't expect one to be an CI expert and move a build that works on his machine to a CI system. But I expect him to know that the CI system is watching his commits (and he should commit often) and builds them. So he gets email or has to check the build server to see if his build worked.
Etc. p.p.
And why do you write Math in your subject line but talk about analytical skills in the comment?
Math != Analytical skills
Lying to law enforcement is not illegal, yet. Not even in your fucked up legal system.
VoiP does not imply lying about your address. ...
Actually you can pinpoint one down to his floor in a flat
And in most european countries, ordinary emergency calls have no address atached anyway, people calling an emergency service are supposed to know where thay are.
You are not from this, planet are you?
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