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by UK-AL 10y ago
The US class system is basically based on wealth rather than castes.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
Elon has a degree, and was a PhD candidate.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
I wouldn't call surge pricing a dirty trick, but fairly fundamental pricing mechanics. High demand = high prices = more incentive for drivers to come online to solve demand issues.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
Nearly every interview is not realistic at all. At least it's better than whiteboarding.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
With some people yes. On the other hand Java and .Net both seem to be best paid jobs outside of silicon valley.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
We build and deploy to test on every commit. Deploy to production almost daily, usually for items that have been in test for a few days
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by UK-AL 10y ago
Depends where he works. In a lot countries software development is not well paid.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
Unfortunately, companies like to put people in specific boxes. They are not looking for people who can span the entire process, and change things globally. Partly because that is threatening to high up's, and makes you harder to manage
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by UK-AL 10y ago
It does work, especially if you have a complicated business domain. It probably takes longer than building a single app but less than building two. As you said you build your business code as device agnostic. In our case we follow DDD, so o
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by UK-AL 10y ago
All those arguments have elements of truth in them. You probably won't be a development job with a large amount of responsibility any time soon as you build up your skills. You will be fairly junior for quite a few years, and you will
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by UK-AL 10y ago
Social proof is a catch 22. Social proof is proof of previously being successful(or perceived to be). They want the return of investment to granted as possible. And for that they want previous successes. But to get those success you need so
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by UK-AL 10y ago
In technology focused companies and tech startups, a lot of the time top developers will earn more.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
Is it removed from your salary in the us? Or it assumed to be on top of your salary?
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by UK-AL 10y ago
Just to say, I'm really liking modern VSTS.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
Then you offer them 40K and they accept because its better than being unemployed? That's literally how markets work. They go up or down based on demand.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
Self hosted nancyfx?
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by UK-AL 10y ago
Standard .Net is acutally one the most well documented and stable platforms I've used.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
I work in ex-startup(as in it's now highly profitable and successful for quite a few years) using traditional .net on azure. .Net core has been in quite a bit of flux recently, so we've been avoiding it. However I the next year or
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by UK-AL 10y ago
Polytechnics themselves could always award degrees, however they were validated by CNAA. Now they can award degrees by their own authority.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
Surely if companies are desperate for developers, there would be very few unemployed developers.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
Surely you only get more unemployment when its artificially increased by law. There would be nothing stopping a individual developer accepting a lower salary. But probably won't because companies are desperate for them.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
I would imagine there is a lot tooling around feature branches which are useful, such as code reviews tools, branch builds etc.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
The advantages of feature branches is that you can turn them on and off easily without trying merge in, or revert and dealing with the resultant conflicts this can cause. Feature switches also have more advanced features like being able tar
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by UK-AL 10y ago
What do you think unpushed/uncommited changes on your local machine. They are basically feature branches.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
Because that stuff is harder to learn on the web simply because of the lack of comprehensive materials. For web development there is tons of resources on the web to learn. The other stuff you really need to start reading books or academic p
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by UK-AL 10y ago
Depends what stuff you want. I would assume a self taught applicant would be building web apps and such. Master's degree applicant would be building something like, compilers, distributed systems, machine learning etc as part of the d
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by UK-AL 10y ago
There's a point at where experience starts to matter a lot less. Who cares about 10 vs 12 years of experience? Where as maybe a master's is a small advantage.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
Realism
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by UK-AL 10y ago
10 years. Never had a death march. Reason being chose good companies with good processes. Being a product company helps a lot.
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by UK-AL 10y ago
ASP.NET MVC is pretty much a clone of any service MVC framework(django, rails). I don't see the problem with it.

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