Historical errata for New Programmer's Survival Manual

3rd line - typo
“…A design firm in San Francisco is a fundamentally a different…”

3rd line - typo
“…goes. (In East-coast and international settings, ask around.)”
Consider “…ask and look around.)”

I think this line is missing a period?
“…the L-mode and R-mode styles of thinking3 Again in general…”

This sentence is throwing me off - I read and re-read it trying to get it to make sense to my little pea-brain:
“When most people think of “programmers,” they think of nerds with thick glasses sitting at computers and typing industrious-ly. While the glamour part is all true, the typing part is only half true…"
The sentence implies that he just said programmers were ‘glamourous’. It’s a good, humorous sentence - but maybe should use the actual word ‘glamour’ above. Example,
“When most people think of “programmers,” they think of glamourous nerds with thick glasses sitting at computers and typing industrious- ly. While the glamour part is all true, the typing part is only half true…"
Consider it.

You could do a smidge more with this sentence:
“There are additional titles that boil down to the same thing: Chief Scientist, Fellow, and whatnot. These honorifics are generally bestowed on a very small handful of people at large companies.”
Like perhaps adding this sentence, “These people are the equivalent of Mick Jaggers at the company: They are rock stars that have been around a while. They gave birth to some major product or patent in the company’s history , thus making their mark and cementing their job security.”
Something like that…

Netlfix -> Netflix

“How to do you reconcile your clear decision with the complexity of Unix time-keeping?”

each type of computer had its down instruction set

down -> should probably be own

theirneighbors (line 13) -> missing space

do you research and diversify: you -> your

Line 2: “be certain you doing” should probably be “be certain you’re doing”

The third paragraph’s third sentence (line 14) should be: “…cover all code you write for the duration…”. The word “right” is used incorrectly.

e e cummings should read E. E. Cummings

Mention RDoc along with Javadoc and Doxygen. You are, after all, using ruby. :D

One Your Side -> On Your Side

The following phrase was entered twice:

The user should be able to specify the conversion as command-line arguments, -c (degrees Celsius) or -f (degrees Fahrenheit).

Time Complexity should be there instead of TAME COMPLEXITY

The accurate page is my Chinese version. I think there is a mistake but you have not mention in the code. It is about reverse the str. char *copy = malloc(len); copy[len] = 0.
Is this illegal to access copy[len] because copy can only access 0 to len-1 …