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11y ago
I love how the original concept is then convoluted and completely compromised by "early selling" and "manager selection".
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11y ago
Nice!
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11y ago
it doesn't help morale when you find out a junior dev is making more than a senior dev.
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11y ago
agile. Who has time?
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11y ago
So true.
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11y ago
Maybe, you've noticed that the actually technologies just get new names every few years ;)
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11y ago
Only $65 per hour?
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11y ago
dear god, who still uses XSL/T?
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11y ago
Way too low. Say No.
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11y ago
Everything in the software industry is a "fad". How else can we keep marketers employed? ;)
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11y ago
Another case of using the word "disrupt" way too many times.
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11y ago
I asked for that.
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11y ago
"Live a life of greed" - great mantra.
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11y ago
Plus there is some experience that you just can't get until you are part of bigger (i.e. "enterprise level") projects, and you've learned a lot of the "gotchas" that come along with that.
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11y ago
Considering so many companies whole business model is based on personal data, this not a surprise. Seriously, how could Uber be valued so high without every customers personal info being sold off to the highest bidder.
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11y ago
Hasn't the US been in it for the last 13 years already?
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11y ago
Meh. Let the buzzword wars begin. Again.
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11y ago
"coding" !== "problem solving" && "coding" !== "critical thinking"; Not everyone is wired to be an "analytical/critical/problem solving" thinker.
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11y ago
Because it's OSS, and there are at least 10 variation products also on the market, namely Brackets, Visual Studio Code, ATOM, etc.
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11y ago
I tend to go with ASUS these days.
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11y ago
why would you think that just because you are active on GitHub, that someone would be bothered to look at links on your CV? 99.9 of the world population aren't software development minded.
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11y ago
I love how he addresses 100,000 people as "Team".
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11y ago
meh. "Web 3.0".
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11y ago
Didn't Sinofsky go to Windows, after his rein in Office?
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11y ago
Yes, it is. WW Google averages 85-90% of all "searches", except in China.
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11y ago
Especially, if you don't have the localization budget ;)
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11y ago
It really depends on what product you land on, and what your career goals are. And you'd better have career goals, because if you don't you are looked down upon. Doesn't everyone want the CEO's jobs? It's still as h
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11y ago
please make it work in IE.
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11y ago
I've been working with these for the last couple weeks, and I must admit it's pretty well done and incredibly useful for whiteboard brainstorming. Just the ability to have shared documentation updated in real time is very producti
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11y ago
Definitely not Seattle.
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