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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, blacklisted website in body, link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body: Bio Rocket Blast by Nextwinner on askubuntu.com (@HenryWHHackv2.0 @KazWolfe)
Quick question for everyone: What would you consider Smoke Detector's most impressive accomplishment in terms of code? This question is about Smoke Detector (so, Python), not metasmoke or the userscripts.
yah, we talked about it in class and someone said it wouldnt be possible because the simulator we had didnt have enough registers ... teach threw down the gauntlet and said extracredit to the first person who does it
Yeah I mean, it was alright. I'm a musician in my spare time (play saxophone) so I found it a bit of a reach to call it 'music' but I think it's quite a personal line that you draw between what you think is music and what is not.
@CaffeineAddiction Yeah we did like the basics... Learned some Java and C# but I spend most of my life writing PHP :P
It didn't work out badly for me in the end really. I wasn't sure which way to go career wise (music or computing) and it helped me make my mind up which was good.
Yeah I dunno really. I'd like to do something much more objecty than PHP. I loved Java because it was much more precise. I've never really investigated NodeJs. Python is fun but I don't know that much of it :P
I learned NodeJS during a job interview. The position I applied for was a python position. The coding session was in NodeJS. Needless to say, that interview went poorly.
They never said the coding would be in NodeJS. I applied to a Python position so assumed the code section would be in Python. Bad assumption to make. Now I've learned to ask, just to confirm.
I currently have been spending too much time with NodeJS so I am forcing myself to go back to one of my own personal projects to relearn python ... knock off some of the rust
@CaffeineAddiction Probably. Both me and the interviewer seemed pretty frustrated by the end of that 45 minute session. I just thanked them for their time, chalked it up to a crappy learning experience and avoiding putting in more applications to that company. :)
"we leverage the accuracy of each existing reason to come up with a weight indicating how certain the system is that a post is spam. If this value exceeds a specific threshold, the system will cast up to three spam flags on the post." - [ source ]
@quartata just because there is a lot of php code out there does not mean its good money or a good language. If you look at developers pay by language php is almost always near the bottom.
Like, people who use more sophisticated frameworks are probably companies that are just in general looking for higher skilled programmers and so paying more
But last I checked the pay wasn't insanely different between PHP and ASP.NET
average salary for a php developer in my area is 55k to 75k a year ... average salary for someone working in nodejs is 95k to 120k a year
like you said, it might just be diff skill of programers too ... because most people I know that are still working in php just have a high school diploma
basically only Science/testing reports or CP get nuked from the database
@Henders the way I picked it up was read one tutorial, then look at a bit of the codebase that does something similar to what you want to do and figure out how to adapt it
oh, and bug Undo incessantly - but now you can bug either of us incessantly :)
