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Great story, thanks for sharing. In a way, it was for the best, isn't it ? It is clear that you weren't a good fit for their development team and their interpretation of "agile" software ...
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Context: In Italy you have free education, healthcare and higher education is dirt cheap (and not necessarily bad) compared to other countries. It's by all accounts a first world country in terms of civil rights and development (regard
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It has come to that I'm looking forward to John's reviews almost as much as the release itself. Great reading.
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They way they have defined Western Europe it amounts basically to France/Germany/Benelux/Switzerland.
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I absolutely doubt that graphical programming, even in its best implementation, will be about solving "code" puzzles. Regardless of the interface, programming is "work", linking up different interfaces, checking edge cas
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13y ago
I don't see any contradiction. Goal : Lose 10 pounds. System: Eat healthily and exercise every day, without looking at the scale. Goal : Find a better job (when you think you need it) System : Be always on the lookout for a better jo
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Make "going for a walk every day" the rule, not the exception. Just go out and walk, don't think "I have to walk because I need to lose weight", do it as an habit. You don't think "I need to wash my teeth
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What I find curious is the presence of countries like Mexico, Lybia, Egypt in the same tier as the US. Apparently wealth and the culture of abundance are not the only factors affecting obesity.
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I don't agree. BMI accounts for height by its own definition and for health/body types by leaving large margins for the definitions of normal/overweight/obese. It might not be a precise measure for some individuals (athl
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For me it's a perfect answer to the question "Why there are so many programming languages ? ".
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I would say at least that it's much easier now than it was a few years ago. XCode and iOs have improved tremendously in terms of usability and functionality, compared to the first releases, and I expect that the Android SDK has gone th
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13y ago
Just as well: there are people spending thousands of dollars in cutting edge PCs or Home Theatre systems, and then playing only pirated games. And in the Appstores case the free alternative is even legal!
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I guess that, given the chioce, most people would opt for a free cup of coffee over a paid one, if quality was similar.
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From a cl user : - Increased self-confidence, this is subjective, but I prefer how I look without glasses. (check) - Going out to nature is awesome, as you can see everything without a frame in your view. You feel more immersed in reality.
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13y ago
"The modern smartphone market has also evolved. When Apple introduced the original iPhone with its 3.5" display, Steve called it "giant" on stage. Today even HTC's One mini ships with a 4.3" display." htt
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I'm cool with the fact that he obviously likes Apple products and gives them unsurprisingly positive reviews. It's annoying however how he dismisses as "Apple bashers" whoever does not agree with his opinion (and I speak
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It's probably my favorite of pg's essays, no wonder has been translated in several languages.
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My work experience : Italy(6 months, I'm Italian), USA (5 months), UK (1.5 years), Spain (4 years running). I agree that the main problem is rebooting your social life... finding a job (at least whithin Europe, for a European, employed
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Still about ssh : "typing a password on your local machine once, then using a secure identity to login to several remote machines without having to retype your password by using an ssh key agent. This is awesome. " Sounds awesome,
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13y ago
I know it's not exactly an unknown command, but I didn't know about "sort" until last week. It's freaking fast and convenient, sorts hadoop reduce results like a champ.
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13y ago
I guess street crimes are more frequent in areas where there is an higher concentration of people/shops/bars etc. I can't say I see a definite correlation with altitude: areas that are more secluded from the main SF buzz like
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"but a font by a programmer makes as much sense as a database library by a font designer." "a bridge for pedestrians, by a pedestrian". I wonder why when a designer kind of guy tries to get into programming he generally
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I have an iPhone 4 as well, but with iOs7 coming I'm afraid it could be time to upgrade. Newer versions of the OS tend to be optimized for newer devices, I remember how my old iPod touch become slow as hell after they introduced multi
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"Still, even if the price is fairly high, a cheaper iPhone should appeal to a subset of people in developing countries who flaunt gadgets as status symbols, like jewelry." As opposed to the subset of people in developed countries
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This is a great read, much more interesting than the original article. Thanks for the link.
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Check the comments on the article as well, for a few insane ramblings by the templeos maker...
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I assume the experiment of considering people applying without a startup idea has not been successful. What has been your experience with it ?
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13y ago
Thanks!
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Couldn't help thinking about this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Mind_Forever_Voyaging
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