aerique

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1141.
by aerique 17y ago
It's a nonsensical metric. If company A and company B were equal except that in company A some people chose a Mac that would mean it would suddenly be a better place to work at?
1142.
by aerique 17y ago
A good list until he had to put in "Bonus points for Macs". I'd rather have a company let me choose my own hardware and development environment (unless I agreed to use their specific environment in an interview).
1143.
by aerique 17y ago
Agreed. My three year old picked up how to manipulate the planet in Star Defense[1] straight away after seeing a friend of mine play it on his iPhone. Also Shape Builder[2] (some kid's puzzle game) was immediately obvious. She had a little
1144.
by aerique 17y ago
Or if they're wearing glasses touch those with your greasy fingers. They'll get the hint.
1145.
by aerique 17y ago
> Thoughts? Why does it inspire fear?
1146.
by aerique 17y ago
I like it! While I've got a pretty broad taste in music, rap is generally not on my playlist but this is good stuff.
1147.
by aerique 17y ago
Live in Delft, work in The Hague.
1148.
by aerique 17y ago
I really like the people he has chosen to interview and I can't wait to get my hands on the book. And using print statements for debugging! Glad to hear I'm in good company :-)
1149.
by aerique 17y ago
I'd love to work on putting an autonomous robot on an interstellar body.
1150.
by aerique 17y ago
Yeah, I was going to post this as well. If you use Emacs change your keybindings to whatever you're comfortable with. This isn't freakin' VI or an editor you use in a sysadmin / dead server environment: Emacs should be the editor you spend
1151.
by aerique 17y ago
I use Google as a search engine, that's it. I really don't like all-in-one solutions (except Emacs but I can put that on a USB stick) and am actually surprised how much the person in the article trusts to Google.