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Fix: a useless field was added by a random non-core contributor, and merged by a Microsoft employee.

There are no pros since they wrecked a database. You should instantly find anything else.

Amazing, thanks.

Edit: I never knew that InfoQ was a good resource. That’s a nice additional link.

There are a whole bunch of architecture books published by Oreilly that I have bought and plan to read. They were available for a few bucks in a previous Humble Bundle, and cover the topics:

• Head First Software Architecture
• Fundamentals of Software Architecture
• Flow architectures
• Domain-driven Design
• Micro-services
• Agile stuff
• Scalable Systems
• API Management
• etc.

All are available on Anna’s Archive. I like the Head First book to have an overview of architecture.

99% companies have been using Windows for the past 30 years. I would gladly accept any job using Windows, even more if they paid well. I hate Windows way more than everyone else, but being unemployed is worse nowadays.

It’s a very realistic robot-cat, but the software is obviously buggy, you should update it.

Laziness.

Didnt Bruno lied and added a subscription too?

I use Posting, great TUI.

Not really. Every programmer in France knows how to speak English, and foo is foo, not anything else.

I’m French and most people know that oo is not “o.” Fou would have been the proper way to write it.

Please explain. It’s the first dad joke of programming I’ve ever seen.

I think you actually can make a reasonable scientific case for the existence of the supernatural

Can you explain how you would use the scientific method on the supernatural?

It is bad practice. You’ll obviously have 0 warnings if you hide the warnings. You don’t go from warnings to YOLO mode. You should compile with “warnings as errors” and fix those if you want to really remove those warnings.

Same answer, it’s easy, you should increase the difficulty.

He actually believes that ghosts exist while proclaiming to be an atheist who thinks the scientific method is flawed. He’s pretty retarded and we’re pointing it out.

I forgot that part. Bamboula was the equivalent of the n-word in the 80s. Those biscuits were sold in supermarkets, and they made TV ads and other stuff. Fun times…

France beat you, we made one in 1994 and most people don’t know about it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bamboula’s_Village

Dupe and old, are you a bot?

I’m not a freelance but I have thought about it, and a friend of mine has been doing this for years. He’s a software project manager but developers are still popular of course.

You will have some kind of administrative stuff to take care of. In France you can use the “portage salarial” which is a company that takes care of getting money from your clients, pays taxes, gives you a salary, and gives you some kind of healthcare and retirement program.

You will make much more money but you have to make sure your taxes are taken care of.

As for the clients themselves, you can have long missions (up to 3, 4, or 5 years) but most of the time it seems that my friend finds new jobs thanks to previous clients or coworkers. If you’re new, you can bootstrap your clients’ list with full-remote offers from LinkedIn or other job boards.

Open-source projects to make music:

• https://github.com/bintracker/bintracker
• https://tildearrow.org/furnace/

OK, it’s not code but still fun though.

ChucK is a “programming” language: https://chuck.stanford.edu/