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by aceperry 12y ago
dang, as many others have pointed out very well, pg's post contains "low quality," and in my view inflammatory comments. You refuse to call him out on it, not a peep at all. Instead, you call out others for responding in di
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by aceperry 12y ago
"PG's point is that a lot of people from outside the US (including from Europe) currently would prefer relocating to the US but they have difficulty getting a visa" No, from my reading of pg's point: Most of the top prog
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by aceperry 12y ago
dang, what can I say, you seem to have missed my point. You're criticizing the way people have responded to pg's post. While that may be valid, you fail to criticize pg's 'quality' of writing, which can also be co
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by aceperry 12y ago
That's not how management sees talent like programmers and engineers. Management sees them like another commodity labor resource.
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by aceperry 12y ago
Hey dang, maybe you should write a critique of pg's post, and how it fails in so many ways with the principle of charity. Just to give this discussion more balance since you've been criticizing other people's responses.
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by aceperry 12y ago
The working assumption is that anyone who has a problem somewhere along the software chain will have access to the source and have the ability to fix problems when they need to. They're not dependent on one company to make fixes when
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by aceperry 12y ago
I know that you can run Windows on a mac, but you can't use OSX to develop for Windows.
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by aceperry 12y ago
As another poster mentioned, the latest eclipse version "Luna" is much faster and better than previous versions. It boots up faster than the beta versions of Android Studio.
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by aceperry 12y ago
Pardon me? I wasn't aware of any other platforms that you can use to develop for windows phone.
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by aceperry 12y ago
Sounds like a ripe opportunity for "disruption."
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by aceperry 12y ago
What's new? Facebook has changed their policies so often, that I don't even bother. In fact I don't use Facebook much because they keep changing so much that I get this sneaking suspicion they are slipping in something nefa
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by aceperry 12y ago
That IS a surprise. Maybe Nokia can finally rise up on its own after all.
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Republicans vs. Obama on net neutrality(politico.com)
2 points by aceperry 12y ago|0 comments
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Obama on net neutrality(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by aceperry 12y ago|0 comments
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by aceperry 12y ago
The fashion type ad is very good, and very different from most of the other smart watch ads that I've seen. The other ads focus on the watch and technology. The LG ad emphasizes the fashion aspect of the watch and is more consumer or
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by aceperry 12y ago
The moto looks pretty good on the thin wrist of a girl though.
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by aceperry 12y ago
Awesome, I wish I had a system like that! Doesn't seem to run on my chromebook though. :-(
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by aceperry 12y ago
I got to wonder about the downvotes that I received. I've noticed that there are some guys (mostly) who will reject anything that a woman says, no matter what the message. Glad to see that most of the posters on this topic are in fav
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by aceperry 12y ago
Great perspective and advice over Satya Nadella's recent gaffe about advising women to not ask for a raise. Roizen's article explains and examines some of the issues behind compensation and raises. She weaves in her own experien
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Female gamer dev harrassment(businessinsider.com)
8 points by aceperry 12y ago|1 comments
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by aceperry 12y ago
Pease and Widlar were two legendary engineers who ruled during the birth of the analog integrated circuit. I heard an interesting story about Pease from someone who worked at National and knew him by sight. During the last great recession,
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by aceperry 12y ago
I guess that means he recognized that he put his foot in his mouth.
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by aceperry 12y ago
LOL, very cool. But I think my eyes would hurt if I looked at it for too long.
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by aceperry 12y ago
This is huge, no matter what kind of technology or compromises being made, it shows the acceptance and maturation of chromebooks in the general public.
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by aceperry 12y ago
That's probably the main reason. It's too bad though because it would be great to have it available on linux, even in an unsupported offering.
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by aceperry 12y ago
This reminds me of a scene from the movie "Swordfish", starring Hugh Jackman, John Travolta, and Halle Berry. :-)
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by aceperry 12y ago
I love Qt, good to see them promoting it more.
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by aceperry 12y ago
Nice, good to see the NY Times adapting to newer technologies.
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Eva Longoria phone and email used by apple employee(nydailynews.com)
2 points by aceperry 12y ago|0 comments
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by aceperry 12y ago
Wow, don't hold back on your thoughts. :-) I've long suspected that Oracle made and sold solutions that fit this description.

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