LeoSolaris

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Fortune 500 Employee (Developer) & Startup Founder: Remote work makes more sense for computer centric, project based positions. It is more economically feasible, but it requires having responsible people and a merit based review system
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A single data point is insufficient to draw meaningful conclusions about a person's IQ. The positive spin on the comment is that your ability to understand is not limited, or is less limited, than the current depth of your knowledge. K
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Sue This is business impacting, and while emotionally, I can understand your desire to help out a new entrant in the field... they are violating your trust, endangering your livelihood, and extorting money out of you against written contrac
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My position would be to fix the bugs as swiftly as you're able to deliver a product you're proud of, even if the core of it was not yours. Rather than totally sabotage the situation, suggest testing. Bugs found in testing allow th
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Likely some evolution of them, unless something profoundly better changes the game.
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There is a new credit card in the US that has crowd sourced policies set by the customer community. The incentive is that the card profit shares. Article - http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20120305006339/
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Why would I need to choose an attachment size? What possible purpose would that serve, other than to add random extra padding to fit a container? That seems like really lazy coding to me. Just grab the file size when it's attached if t
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There is a chance that Github does not support data files. They recently depreciated binary files. https://github.com/blog/1302-goodbye-uploads
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Start with a $100 mil. 1 Put $$$ in savings account with at least 2% interest 2 Wait ... 4 Profit!
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I am a fan of orchestral/instrumental music and film scores for coding. I tend to randomly type words that I hear if I am not paying close enough attention to my fingers. I once had to debug "Can't Touch This" out of som
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Javascript. jQuery is a good onboarding spot, or jQueryUI. After that, teach him how to modify jQuery itself, thus learning Javascript.
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"Best" is a very subjective term. Depends on what kind of programming you're doing, what works well in my opinion would be: Web dev? Something with a big enough screen that you're comfy and a keyboard you like. Applicati
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Handle it like any other abusive relationship. Make it an ex-.
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It highlighted Linux, too. It is auto-associating Thinkpad with Lenovo.
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Plausible, but you forget that Russian does not actually HAVE to extradite him. To be honest, the guy is not a criminal. He reveled abuses of the American Government to the public, but has not done so in a way that compromises any real defe
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Ad supported service providers.
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Writing sci-fi, fantasy, and horror novels with a lot more focus.
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Upvoting and intelligent links to info sites would be my top two suggestions. Allowing users to showcase how they tuned their cars would make it something like a facebook for cars. Featured cars could be a simple slightly random spotlightin
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Start by being a multimillionaire.... /sarcasm Drop the time limit. The added pressure could easily lead you to walk away from lucrative projects that are not "fast" enough. Find something people want, build it, figure out a way to monetize
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It keeps the unqualified from swamping HR. That and they are good for minimal skill/experience jobs to dredge in the most number of applicants. It is for high risk hiring where the job is not cared about as much so if the employee is a bad
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Being a security minded person, I tend to fall on the security side of secure/flexible. There is a point there that the flexibility is far more important than the security. Sometimes you just have to trust people. If you're not willing to l