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Everyone can learn how to code. Computer science theories will teach you how to program Because knowing how to balance a binary tree will help you with that new website the boss wants
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Apologies for posting an item from Medium. I don't log in and it showed, but I know others have had troubles in the past accessing these.
I could read it, but I didn't finish it.
While I partially agree that there should be some other content being additionally taught, is not exactly computer science theories what I would do, what I miss is a bit of common sense and a bit of just plain computers or low level stuff.
M.D.V. 
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Good solutions design and coding principles is what I always find people miss, rather than low level theory which is rarely used.
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Quote: rather than low level theory which is rarely used.
Low level programming might not be that used in a part of the industry, but it always help.
I started with C, PICs and PALs, then several years programming PLCs and industry robots... Then mainly C# (some c++ too).
My senior always says he likes brainstorming with me, because I usually see way more simple and efficient ways to do the tasks than he does, although I don't really know how to do them programatically yet.
And that comes from the low level experience in my CV.
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What a weird article; the author doesn't ever answer his thesis; it's entirely tautological.
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Tautology is what often passes for logic these days.
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LINQ has also gotten some attention during the development of .NET 6. Because there's always room for just a little more syntactic sugar
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Because there's always room for just a little more syntactic sugar
Be careful of caries.
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Space boffin tells Reg it's stupidly hard to clean up orbiting trash after Canadarm2 survives encounter with item too small to be tracked Someone was just trying to do that "shoot him in his gun arm" trick
ISS is resting comfortably. No word on if the CanadaArm2 is in a sling, or not.
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Where is Wall-E when you need it?
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On the bright side, Canadarm2 said, "Sorry"
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The European Union (EU) is getting ready to unveil a digital wallet that will allow citizens in the bloc to store payments details and passwords Guaranteed to be highly secure and universally accepted*
*"Dream until your dream come true"
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Kent Sharkey wrote: *"Dream until your dream come true"
and then wake up in middle of the nightmare  
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You shouldn't be so cynical. Hacking, especially identity theft, can be very tiring if you want to do a comprehensive job on each ID.
Putting everything in one place is the standard and humane EU attitude and applies to hackers, too.
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Interop is the subsystem in the runtime that enables interoperability with other systems, like native C libraries or Objective-C. Some gozintas for your comesouttas
I'm not a fan of their "conversation" model, but I figured others might find it useful information.
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U.S. financial authorities are preparing to actively regulate the $1.5 trillion cryptocurrency market amid growing concerns of a lack of oversight Better late than never?
"Growing concerns of a lack of oversight". /sigh
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yeah, oversight, that's the problem. It's probably more regulated than the Treasury printing money, but I digress.
Me thinks the government needs to get serious about cybersecurity. Ribeyes at Costco are at $21.99 / lb. Insane.
Charlie Gilley
<italic>Stuck in a dysfunctional matrix from which I must escape...
"Where liberty dwells, there is my country." B. Franklin, 1783
“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759
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Yup. First they hit the gas line. Sooner or later, this is going to get serious and someone will notice. US needs to go on the offensive.
Charlie Gilley
<italic>Stuck in a dysfunctional matrix from which I must escape...
"Where liberty dwells, there is my country." B. Franklin, 1783
“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759
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One in five developers reported damage to their mental health from work from home policies and twice as many want a return to the office. If only there were some sort of teams software that could help your practices zoom
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Last week, Microsoft released the first stable version of its Windows 10 package manager, Winget, which enables users to manage apps via command-line. Well, that took about as long as I thought it might
Possibly slowed down by the US long weekend?
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NVIDIA has announced that the world’s fastest AI supercomputer has been turned on. Why you can't buy a graphics card: Perlmutter Edition
And of course there's still the bitcoin miner edition
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In this Winget Guide, I’ll show you how to get it and how it works. Assuming they haven't created yet another windows package manager by the time you get to read this
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Assuming they haven't created yet another windows package manager by the time you get to read this
Don't worry. If they do it will be fully packaged!
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Quote: Microsoft chose not to contribute to existing open-source package managers partly because it wanted to create a repository of trusted applications.
The way I read that was, Microsoft doesn't trust it's own open source applications! 
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