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by autokad 13y ago
you cherry picked the most successful languages, and also ignored how much they changed. you also doubled the amount of time c++ was actually used. 30 years ago COBOL was all the rage I'm sure. And lets face it, knowing just those i
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by autokad 13y ago
because unless you can work 40 hours a week and spend another 20 learning new techs as they come out for the entirety of your life, you will become obsolete unless you can move onto other roles. If management is not an option, then chances
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by autokad 13y ago
what rolls down stairs, alone or in pairs, rolls over yours neighbors dog?
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by autokad 13y ago
interesting, i wonder if smaller companies (start ups) have more or less to gain from AB testing verses larger ones. it would 'seem' that a start up should focus on getting products to market faster and generating revenue is most
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by autokad 13y ago
interesting article. dont really like how the internet turned out, where everything is a popularity contest, and everything is monetized. want a a lot of money? get millions of views. want millions of views? ok rescue a cat from a pipe an
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by autokad 13y ago
I'm glad that I am not the only one that feels this way When talking to young engineers, i say SO is a great place to find answers, but horrible place to ask questions. If you want to ask a question and find yourself ridiculed, belittl
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by autokad 13y ago
i was plugging in a usb into the back of my computer and i saw a firewire port. wow i forgot those existed, i remember they were all the rage and going to replace usb
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by autokad 13y ago
gotta agree more with techcrunch than a groupthink former employee from google. google+ is something people these days joke about, like that service you're forced to sign up to but nobody uses. yes, they are integrating features to col
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by autokad 13y ago
i dont see how this belongs on hacker news, other then the fact that not mentioned in it is that the spike in wealth accumulation of the top 1% is in part largely do to the tech industry - whom are mostly liberal 'we are the world&#x27
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by autokad 13y ago
i thought it was bad programming to not insert the {} even if the statement only had one line of code. is this not true?
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by autokad 13y ago
last year there were more grads than residency spots.
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by autokad 13y ago
you're not required to get an undergraduate degree. you are only required certain courses and the MCATS.
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Tesla K20
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by autokad 13y ago
yes, i believe our brains have shrank by 10% in the last 5,000 years alone. so a 20-30% lift isn't a big leap. also, if you read the wikipedia article it mentions that they were not a separate species, but human and the size is highl
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by autokad 13y ago
i don't know about that. considering the n=1 on intelligent species on the planet (perhaps ever lived) and every other species (that has ever lived) is not intelligent, it seems like we would be an accident. evolution seems to favor v
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by autokad 13y ago
strange coincidence, temperatures started going up after the EPA declared war on sulfur.
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by autokad 13y ago
lots of red flags, violates laws of thermodynamics, no patents, cant reach deal because of details like equity or secrecy, etc etc. 5 year old article and still no results/deals.. smells like snake oil.
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by autokad 13y ago
you shouldn't.
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by autokad 13y ago
IF <-- bold) this is a bubble, you will find that companies that had solid earnings had no earnings at all. There is a lot of spit swapping going on where many companies with no way to make revenues are using cheap investment money to a