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Comment on: Reasons why you should delete your GitHub account

It sucks, but they don't really have that much power unless people allow them to. Git makes it trivial to move the "upstream" repo elsewhere and pretty hard to fuck around with the integrity of it.

0 08 Jul 2018 00:14 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: Reasons why you should delete your GitHub account

Microsoft AI will scan every single line of your source code and patent your code before you can

This is the most retarded thing I've ever read. I can't fathom what kind of retarded mind would type that into the comment box and press "submit"...

People should avoid using GitHub if they have the choice, but this isn't the reason.

0 08 Jul 2018 00:06 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: I guess he prefers Ruby

But it was Otto Frank who popularized it in his fiction novel "The Diary of a Young Girl".

0 07 Jul 2018 20:10 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: I guess he prefers Ruby

first commercially successful ballpoint pen

Wasn't that Anne Frank?

0 07 Jul 2018 20:04 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: I guess he prefers Ruby

Pajeet, you need more education.

0 07 Jul 2018 19:08 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: I guess he prefers Ruby

Are you foaming at the mouth yet?

I bet if we were to do a little quiz about computer science you'd be exposed as a moron in short order.

0 07 Jul 2018 19:00 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: I guess he prefers Ruby

Isaac Schlueter

That guy is a seriously degenerate kike.

The creator of Node was a dirty kike too -- the fake "grassroots" development model was mostly a ploy to get funding (which seems to have worked). He has since admitted that he doesn't even use it himself any more.

0 07 Jul 2018 18:16 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: I guess he prefers Ruby

It doesn't suck more than any other language

Yes, it really does.

as a matter of fact you have php, now that sucks balls a million.

Wow, so JS is better than PHP? You have to have some seriously low standards to even mention that.

JavaScriptards are like Apple fans. They foam at the mouth when you insult their stupid tribe.

0 07 Jul 2018 18:13 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
GitLab post-receive hook sends Faggot Pride flag to my terminal
1 0 comments 20 Jun 2018 00:21 u/WhiteMakesRight (..) in v/programming
Comment on: C/C++ inc/decrement operator style

Style guides should be based on substantive differences, not trivialities and bikeshedding.

0 17 Jun 2018 18:36 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: C/C++ inc/decrement operator style

So preference (bikeshedding) has nothing to do with it.

0 17 Jun 2018 18:08 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: C/C++ inc/decrement operator style

Who cares. CoffeeScript took "nice" syntax to it's logical conclusions and ended up with the ugliest and most unreadable language ever created.

0 16 Jun 2018 22:05 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: C/C++ inc/decrement operator style

Whoever suggested that was a moron. It makes zero difference which of the two you use as the third expression in a for loop. Whenever you see someone prescribing rules without explaining their reasoning, it's a good idea to disregard everything they say.

0 16 Jun 2018 21:55 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: C/C++ inc/decrement operator style

The operators have nothing to do with the unspecified behaviour you're talking about though -- they're just a succinct way to trigger it. What's actually undefined is the order of evaluation of function arguments -- which is something you should be aware of even if you never use increment operators.

Not using increment operators is a typical example of "scarring on the first cut". If you're going to write software in C, lazy rules-of-thumb will only get you so far. At some point, you have to read and understand the specification in depth.

0 16 Jun 2018 21:40 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: C/C++ inc/decrement operator style

Consistency is irrelevant when you're talking about two different operators with different semantics though. Use the one you actually need.

0 16 Jun 2018 21:34 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: C/C++ inc/decrement operator style

But they're different operators, with different semantics......

0 16 Jun 2018 21:33 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: Top GitHub Alternatives to Host Your Open Source Project

It seems faster after the GitHub announcement to me, except for the 2 days of lag immediately afterwards. Doesn't seem any slower than GitHub...

0 16 Jun 2018 21:31 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: Your job as a developer is to make code that makes lives of the users easy. That is your primary goal.

And how is making code that is user friendly bad practice?

A loaded question. That's a great start.

Are you really interested in "improving" and "educating"? Or just congratulating yourself whilst flinging dirt at easy targets...?

Explain to new developers that come here and show them how to do it correctly.

For starters, the printf in the banner image at the top of the page should be puts. This is such a common mistake that GCC and Clang will both convert it automatically, but that's no excuse for making it.

0 16 Jun 2018 01:08 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: Stop using these giant single liners

90% of everything is shit. Complaining about it is yet more shit.

0 15 Jun 2018 20:57 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: Microsoft will lose developers for a generation if it stuffs up GitHub, says future CEO

So basically, what he's saying is "Developers, Developers, Developers".

https://hooktube.com/watch?v=Vhh_GeBPOhs

1 15 Jun 2018 20:41 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: Your job as a developer is to make code that makes lives of the users easy. That is your primary goal.

Bad developers sees the Software and CPU as just tools, the user is stupid. You get in a none-stop fight with your users that refuses to do it correctly.

See, there's your mistake. You see incompetence all around you and think that being above the average level of incompetence somehow makes you a god among men. 90% of every industry is incompetent fucks and rank amateurs, at least. Don't become too into yourself just because you're not. John Carmack didn't make yet another, slightly better than average 2D side-scroller and call it a day.

0 15 Jun 2018 20:21 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: Your job as a developer is to make code that makes lives of the users easy. That is your primary goal.

Your job is whatever your job is. Software and CPUs are just tools. Don't get too impressed with yourself, just because you're slightly wiser than the average, 15 year old Node.js developer.

0 15 Jun 2018 19:55 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
Comment on: With the news of Microsoft buying Github, I thought it'd be a good time to remind everyone that it's run by ideologically possessed SJWs

https://kek.gg/i/h4n-j.png

Pretty sure most Asians also think they're cunts. Not sure why they're trying to ally with them.

I've moved all my public repos already. Never paid them a single dollar for private repos.

0 05 Jun 2018 15:21 u/WhiteMakesRight in v/programming
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