Comment on: The Platonic Solids of Software Construction and Their Realization in C
0 14 Sep 2017 18:53 u/bryanedds in v/programmingComment on: The Platonic Solids of Software Construction and Their Realization in C
I too fear what I don't understand.
Comment on: The Platonic Solids of Software Construction and Their Realization in C
Can't tell if snowflake OO programmer, or ignorant script kiddie...
The Platonic Solids of Software Construction and Their Realization in C
1 0 comments 11 Sep 2017 17:51 u/bryanedds (..) in v/programmingEngineering Integrity vs. Workplace Marxism - How practices inspired by Marxist thinking have been disastrous for commercial software development.
1 0 comments 08 May 2017 15:28 u/bryanedds (..) in v/programmingNew Subreddit - r/Take_Back_Tech - A Networking Hub for Conservative and Libertarian Technologists
0 1 comment 26 Apr 2017 15:07 u/bryanedds (..) in v/programmingHow Marxists took over Academia, Hollywood, and Tech
7 0 comments 25 Apr 2017 18:57 u/bryanedds (..) in v/programmingAn Alternative to Politicized Development Methodologies
1 0 comments 22 Oct 2016 21:08 u/bryanedds (self.programming) in v/programmingAn Alternative to Politicized Development Methodologies
1 0 comments 19 Oct 2016 15:27 u/bryanedds (..) in v/programmingResponding to the Plea for Politicized Development Methodologies
2 0 comments 18 Oct 2016 14:09 u/bryanedds (..) in v/programmingComment on: Codes of Conduct, Revisited
The author apologizes vehemently for writing at a 10th grade level.
He sends his hopes that you maybe someday obtain your GED.
Comment on: Corporate Cucks... and the Language Police who Protect and Serve Them.
Thanks, I appreciate it!
The way I've dealt with the problem is dedicating myself solely to high-paid contract work, focusing on off-site work.
It's just too inconvenient and expensive to play politics with an engineer who is a thousand miles away and is being paid $100 / hr.
However, I'm sure that's not the only way! Once you get to senior level, I've found a lot of these new possibilities open up.
Cheers and thanks!
Comment on: Corporate Cucks... and the Language Police who Protect and Serve Them.
Cuck-Oriented Programming - more widespread than we might think!
Corporate Cucks... and the Language Police who Protect and Serve Them.
26 12 comments 05 Aug 2016 08:25 u/bryanedds (..) in v/programmingDouble Cone Design - A Highly Effective Approach for Designing Functional Programs
1 0 comments 27 Mar 2016 21:52 u/bryanedds (..) in v/programmingOn pushing back against the SJW encroachment on the F# community
57 11 comments 29 Feb 2016 20:14 u/bryanedds (..) in v/programmingComment on: #HackerLivesMatter - Systemic abuse in the software industry is ruining lives and taking them.
Yep, that is the intended interpretation. People are just being hyper-sensitive about any mention of political candidates right now.
Comment on: #HackerLivesMatter - Systemic abuse in the software industry is ruining lives and taking them.
It was a mere rhetorical slip-up, and has been edited out for clarification.
There was no intent at all to be 'political' - it's just that everyone is hyper-sensitive now to mere mentions of political figures.
As an anarchist who could not give a shit less about the outcome of said election, I didn't anticipate people focusing on such the wrong thing.
Comment on: #HackerLivesMatter - Systemic abuse in the software industry is ruining lives and taking them.
I apologize for making it feel like a bait and switch - I was really just trying to use this as a topical way of making a point.
I'm editing the article now.
EDIT: article edited. Please feel free to leave further feedback.
#HackerLivesMatter - Systemic abuse in the software industry is ruining lives and taking them.
20 15 comments 15 Feb 2016 01:25 u/bryanedds (..) in v/programmingComment on: The Ruby Programming Language community is now under siege by SJW entryists and the trojan horse Code of Conduct
Can't wait for the kangaroo courts stripped of due process just like they set up in American universities all over.
The Ruby Programming Language community is now under siege by SJW entryists and the trojan horse Code of Conduct
192 111 comments 24 Jan 2016 05:50 u/bryanedds (..) in v/programmingProfessionalism Considered Harmful - In Defense of Hacker Culture
12 6 comments 24 Jan 2016 01:06 u/bryanedds (..) in v/programmingEscaping Systemic Abuse in the Software Industry
15 17 comments 12 Jan 2016 22:58 u/bryanedds (..) in v/programmingAn Impromptu Interview about Sovereign Software Development
12 2 comments 26 Dec 2015 22:17 u/bryanedds (..) in v/programmingComment on: Agile Negates the Most Important Benefits of Switching to Functional Programming
I see.
So yes, it introduces a form of organizational coupling.
I'm not sure if that's a good, bad, or even unavoidable thing.
The implications of this coupling will be something to keep a very close eye on!
Comment on: Agile Negates the Most Important Benefits of Switching to Functional Programming
Conway's law is the opposite of what I'm suggesting.
In this case, it is the organizational structure that should follow the software structure, not the other way around.
So yes, literally the opposite.
Comment on: Agile Negates the Most Important Benefits of Switching to Functional Programming
This is an example of narrative spinning against people who stand up against harmful ideas and environments.
You're a perfect example of what we are fighting against and why.
Agile Negates the Most Important Benefits of Switching to Functional Programming
5 9 comments 05 Dec 2015 21:57 u/bryanedds (..) in v/programmingSharing is the Root of all Contention - On Ending Collective Code Ownership
5 0 comments 29 Nov 2015 18:06 u/bryanedds (..) in v/programmingComment on: Codes of Conduct - The Final Software Fuckery
Thanks!
It's actually quite reassuring to know that I'm not completely alone.
The post of this on reddit keeps getting vote-brigaded down, and is now being trashed by SJWs -
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/3r4obu/codes_of_conduct_the_final_software_fuckery/
But, that's reddit, so... who woulda thunk?
Make it appear worth my time.