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How do you earn your MOANIESSSSSS???!

Name: Anonymous 2010-03-02 18:33

Was wondering what profession and position /prog/ is right now and what is the dream career?

Name: Anonymous 2010-03-04 20:31

Occupation: JavaScript code monkey
Dream job: Satori Academy Professor

Name: Anonymous 2010-03-04 20:54

Occupation: Construction.
Dream job: Sysadmin position (or similar) with plenty of time for slacking off and conjuring spells.

Had a similar position to the former, but I had to double ad helpdesk and service personnel. Not too bad for a smallish company, but I thank the recession for getting me laid off soon after they added "webmaster" to my job description. Boss was scary, wouldn't have had the balls to quit, pussy that I am

Name: Anonymous 2010-03-05 7:32

>>40
PORN SITE DEVELOPER
This is actually a pretty good idea. It it wasn't for interacting with (possibly naked and horny) girls, I'd go for it immediately. But as it stands, I would just look like a dumbass basement-dwelling nerd and they'd laugh at me.

Name: Anonymous 2010-03-05 10:06

>>39

Siesta Occupado
EXPERT SPANISH SPEAKER

vés a cagar a la via, carallot

Name: Anonymous 2010-03-07 0:31

>>43

Hahaha, no. Friend, you need to stop thinking this way.

Act like the girls aren't doing anything interesting at all. Be all like "oh, you have sex in front of a camera for money. That's cool." They'll be like "ohmigawd this guy doesn't give a shit about anything!"

That's the paradox. Act like you're interested, and everyone avoids you. Act like you don't give a shit, and everyone wants a piece of that conversation pie.

Name: Anonymous 2010-03-07 1:18

I program ERP shit. And it's awful. Everyday when I see tonnes of copypasta I threw up a little. Fortunately, I'm on vacation now. Unfortunately, it will not last long. 9 more days. NINE MORE DAYS

Name: Anonymous 2010-03-07 2:01

>>46
Your spending you're vacation on /prog/?

Name: Anonymous 2010-03-07 2:02

>>46
Erotic RolePlay? That would be my dream job.

Name: Anonymous 2010-03-07 2:17

>>47
Well, to be honst I spend my vacation with IDA Pro, trying to reverse some eroge, so it can be translated. I thought that /prog/ will have more IDA related intersting posts, but google proved me wrong.

>>48
Worse. Much worse.Enterprise resource planning. In nutshell this work like this: someone forgets to call `round(moneyAmount)` correct number of times and then one cent is missing. Hate this shit. I really want to store money amount inside of fractions.

Well, I hope I will not be fired - before I went on vacation I had important task, which was several months beyond deadline. Ahh, fuck it. Back to reverse engineering.

Name: Anonymous 2010-03-07 2:29

>>49
Worse. Much worse.
GUESS WHAT WE DONT CARE BITCH!!!

Name: Anonymous 2010-03-07 3:59

>>50
Listen here, jerkface.

Name: Anonymous 2010-03-07 4:31

>>49
I really want to store money amount inside of fractions.
Use Scheme.

Name: Anonymous 2010-03-07 5:19

>>49
Everyone over the age of 14 works in pennies, douche.

Name: Anonymous 2010-03-07 5:33

>>49
Well, to be honst I spend my vacation with IDA Pro, trying to reverse some eroge, so it can be translated. I thought that /prog/ will have more IDA related intersting posts, but google proved me wrong.
We don't talk much about reversing around here, but many of us do it. Reversing eroge to write tools is also a common occurance for those of us who visit /jp/ and maybe contribute to some projects in that community.

Hate this shit. I really want to store money amount inside of fractions.
Use Lisp. You can store money inside fractions if you wish and do fairly exact operations on them. It's natively supported
Everyday when I see tonnes of copypasta I threw up a little.
Macros may help here if there's genuine copy-pasta or similar looking code, but some functional abstractions can do the same thing in a more verbose manner (and can be slower).
Too bad I doubt they want you writing Lisp in a corporate environment as people are under this impression that it's hard to find people to maintain your code afterwards (unlike disposable Javamonkeys).

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