Good night GMT+1

@wgroenewold those are little critters that are known for being especially active at night, when everybody is asleep or tired.

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I feel you bro. Especially those pm's who come sit next to you and say nothing while you're with your headphones on. And they just... sit there... You know they want to ask you something, they're merely visible in your field of view. Argh!

I once tried how long I could go without giving him any attention. After a couple of minutes he went away. I suppose the question wasn't so urgent after all! 😎

Thanks for the zone.sh tip!

Nooooooo!

Lots and lots of bugs in 3... 2...

Hell yeah!

I should really dust of my raspberry pi this year...

Well, that's the beauty of devrant. Expect a code review of epic proportions over the most tiny bits of code. 😂😉

Nevertheless, happy new year everyone!

@floatright yes, but my devrant suppreses notices and assumed a constant instead.

Something tells me you should be glad that you're rejected there...

You do realise that the return value of $year++ is the old value?

Console.log(num%15?"FizzBuzz":(num%5?"Buzz":(num%3?"Fizz":num)));

I think you should be careful to show jQuery as a skill. At our company, people who apply for a job are given the question "do you know JavaScript?". If they answer some equivalent to "Yes, I know jQuery", then it's a red flag for us. Too many 'developers' have become too dependant on a library that was great in it's glory days, but nowadays it's much, much more important to understand vanilla JavaScript. I honestly cannot think of anything that jQuery can do that cannot otherwise be done with proper understanding of JavaScript.

@linuxxx yep

Casual. Even flip flops in the summer.

Don't take a 17"+ laptop. You'll regret it. It won't fit in any decent bag or backpack. Take 15" at most. I know I would if I could turn back time. When you're at home, just plug in that 27" monitor on your desktop.

Personal innovation > money

I tend to disagree. I like the early mornings in the office when there's nobody around and it's super quiet.

But then again, having 2 small children might have something to do with it...

At school we had a basic-like language that was Dutch. Totally weird.

Nailed it!

@aronmik I believe that's quality assurance. So the guys who do the integration and stress testing and stuff. Unit testing is done by the devs, but it could overlap with QA

@h3ll sounds perfectly normal to me

I'm a php developer but I like your rant. I agree that php's greatest stigma is that it has a huge community, but most of those developers don't think about what might go on under the hood. What impact certain choices can have. What design patterns to use, and what anti patterns to avoid. I always think that it's the author that defines the beauty of a language, not the language itself. Too bad there are so much bad authors in the php community. What also isn't helping is that much, large php driven projects (wordpress, Magento 1) are so badly programmed, that it defines the overall image of what php is and can do.

@kyleperik thanks. I agree that js's approach also is a bit questionable. ES6 introduced a lot of better approaches to this problem. Python is still on my to-do list to learn, but haven't found a good use case for it yet.

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@TktStatusPICNIC I don't know. I don't python. 😂

But I assume that it's like JavaScript, where p is the index of non_list.

You better start learning basic and reflective html

Well, if it's semantic versioning it doesn't really have to be backward compatible...