Ygor

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by Ygor 16y ago
How often are the job applications filtered throught some kind of an automatic process? Does it happen only in the big companies, or is it a common practice? Is it effective?
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by Ygor 16y ago
"One thing I see missed sometimes is proper form when asking questions. Standing up, stating your name and where you're from ..." Is it okay to say where you work - the name of the company? Or is it better to leave it out? Can it be conside
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by Ygor 16y ago
How about those guys that ask a question, and then another question, and another after that, and then some more... And all of the questions are not so much related to the topic as they are to something specific they are currently doing and
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by Ygor 16y ago
GWT is certainly a very useful tool for rich client web applications. If you are familiar with Java, it might be the quickest way to start building very complicated javascript based interfaces.
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by Ygor 16y ago
So, do you think it is possible to create something similar, but with the support for some other version control system, like mercurial? Or even a centralized one like svn? Could it even be github to offer this, despite the name?
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by Ygor 16y ago
Exactly. Just asking a question from the perspective of a !hacker. :) I was aiming at the concept of the "cloud desktop", as kierank commented in the meantime.
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by Ygor 16y ago
"... I'll just make it my desktop background." Interesting. This is actually what first came to my mind: Google is copying the desktop? Not Bing. As many of you said, Bing isn't the first web page to put a pretty background picture (some of
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by Ygor 16y ago
Have you tried ctrl+shift+f in Eclipse?
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by Ygor 16y ago
Do you now of any highly accurate predictions, famous or not, of that time (or any other time for that mather)? Did anyone anticipate today's state of the Internet, Computers or Technology in general?
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by Ygor 16y ago
On the other hand, it also adds to the publicity, doesn't it? They probably assume the deterrent effect has a greater impact than all the press and the buzz about banning and shuting down?
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by Ygor 17y ago
A couple of questions that come to mind: 1.Is “Computer Science” the same term as “Software Engineering”? 2.Is developing specific applications for clients that ordered them Computer Science? 3.What about the cases when someone writes softw
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by Ygor 17y ago
"They live in Eastern Europe and are poor. You live in America and are rich." OK. I know it wasn't supposed to be anything like that, but this sentence sounds really bad. I actually got the idea that the coding business of any sort can get
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by Ygor 17y ago
Why do we want javascript on the server side, when we already have so many other options? I'm not trying to imply something against this aproach, this really is a question.
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by Ygor 17y ago
I switched to DDG to try it out - and have been using it very often since. Too bad you don't see the text you are typing in if you're using a dark gnome theme (the background of the input box is black, and the text is set to dark grey). On
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by Ygor 17y ago
What do you think about all those developers who, as the article says, spent a decade working on a project and now have nothing to show for it? Do you think they really have nothing to show for it? Do they take a part of the blame? I mean,
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by Ygor 17y ago
The point of this article isn't so much to prove some theories incorrect or impossible. As time travel doesn't really exist we cannot say anything about it and say its a fact. Its about logic. If you are making a movie about time travel, th
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by Ygor 17y ago
It's all about you. You are not a good programmer because you went to a good school, or because you started learning on your own. You are a good programmer because you are a good programmer. It's a combination of traits that the individual