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20-something Coding Geeks(bloomberg.com)
1 points by bokglobule 13y ago|1 comments
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LivingSocial Still Offline 24 Hours Later(washingtonpost.com)
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Clinton Speaks on Obamacare(washingtonpost.com)
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Obamacare Website Launched Without a Full Security Test(bloomberg.com)
1 points by bokglobule 13y ago|0 comments
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by bokglobule 13y ago
Azure has greatly improved over the past 12 mos. Only good news for us developers the more that AWS and Azure compete with each other.
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How Pinterest's Top Engineer Really Works(techcrunch.com)
2 points by bokglobule 13y ago|0 comments
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Twitter's Feuding Founders(bloomberg.com)
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Obamacare Expedited Bidding on Website(bloomberg.com)
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Why commenting code is still a bad idea(visualstudiomagazine.com)
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Microsoft doing well.. where it counts.(usatoday.com)
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by bokglobule 13y ago
It's made me consider going back to Firefox from Chrome.
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by bokglobule 13y ago
As a developer who also knows plumbing (and other trades), I'd beg to differ. When I talk to neighbors and friends, most of whom are highly "technical", they look at me in disbelief when I suggest they resolve a plumbing (or carpentry or me
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by bokglobule 13y ago
Microsoft Excel can do this (or Google docs if you prefer) assuming you setup the formulas to do the calculation. Pretty simple IMO. Some people prefer a more formal project system like Microsoft Project. A web app that is popular is Baseca
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Still waiting on teleportion...(popularmechanics.com)
1 points by bokglobule 13y ago|0 comments
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by bokglobule 13y ago
I guess it's how you look at it, but Indeed still shows very little movement over the last years with interest in Scala developers by businesses. Even compared to Go, it's very small. http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends?q=scala%2C++go&l=
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by bokglobule 13y ago
I wonder if Go will be similar to Scala where it arrives to solve issues with Java (or C++). I found that although Scala is a nice language in many ways, the smallness of the community prevented me from adopting it big time for most work.
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by bokglobule 13y ago
I have a BS in CS, Math and Stat, and a MS in CS. I've been a developer for a long time and worked with a lot of other developers. The biggest determinant IMHO to becoming a good, competent developer is the desire to become an even better d
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by bokglobule 13y ago
Soylent green here we come... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soylent_Green
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by bokglobule 13y ago
Software is simply the expression of an idea. No different than art, literature or any other creative medium. Never should have been an issue in the first place. Yes, software can be complicated, even very complicated. A painting by one
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by bokglobule 13y ago
If Bjarne had been able to keep C++ his own creation instead of letting the "standards" people come in and take the thing over, C++ might have avoided becoming the over-designed language its become. Anyone recall the differences between [c
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by bokglobule 13y ago
From reading the post, my takeaway is a guy who's probably going to struggle for awhile to find a position. When an engineer says that they only care about the technology and not the product, that would set off my red flags immediately. Fra
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by bokglobule 13y ago
If devs are estimating in hours, days or some other measure of time, the game is already over. As a species, we're pretty terrible at estimating absolutes. But we're pretty good at relative comparisons. If I hold up 2 buckets, 1 small and
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by bokglobule 14y ago
I often wonder if the problem with programming (or software engineering, if you prefer) is that we're still in the stage of where builders were in the middle ages. We assume the model of a "master builder" that has to know every aspect of
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by bokglobule 14y ago
Why was Go chosen over NodeJS ?
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by bokglobule 14y ago
Are people using C++ to access web services?
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Desktop PCs less popular than ever...(usatoday.com)
2 points by bokglobule 14y ago|0 comments
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by bokglobule 14y ago
I think the comments about e-Ink "going away soon" are badly misplaced. The distinct advantage that e-Ink displays will always have over displays like the iPhone, Android, etc is their ability to be used in direct, bright sunlight. Try
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Win8 worse than Vista uptake(pcworld.com)
2 points by bokglobule 14y ago|0 comments