With C#, it's not _just_ the language. Typically, you'll pay for licensing costs of hosting the infrastructure required to run production grade C# applications. With Java, you can use open source infrastructure and servers.
A callback is just a function call. Nothing more, nothing less. Unless you're talking about a callback that will be at a later time,, that would be async
The problem with the G Suite product, is that it's overwhelming. You get access to the entire suite of Google products. When you only need Email, Calendar, Contacts.
Does anyone remember the movie "The Internship", in which all of interns were IT Support? It's really funny that that they portrayed them as IT Support.
CPython source. Once you understand the implementation the syntax will come naturally. I’ve been reading CPython for a few years now and it’s very readable C code.
Wow, my first real experience of the Echo Chamber. I was just about to echo this title since I read the HN user's recommendation to read it. I bought it that night, and have just started reading it.
Reminds me of the people who reach out to me about building their product, and want to give me 10 percent of their "company" to build their entire product from scratch.
Workplace.stackexchange.com makes me cringe. It seems every post is written by socially challenged people with absolutely no social awareness or confidence. I had to stop subscribing to it.
As a straight male, my manager comments on my clothes if I wear something nicer than usual, say a button up. It made very uncomfortable. I don't like when people comment on my appearance at work.