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by cema 6y ago
No they are not positing they _only_ prior on the left are doing it. Militant left is as dangerous as militant right. The problem is not the side of the political spectrum but the approach to dealing with opponents.
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by cema 6y ago
Really depends on the country. And in a country could friend on the city. For example, in the Soviet Union, Moscow was off limits to the people who did not have a permanent place to live (as registered in the internal passport). They were f
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by cema 6y ago
Not really. At least: the web happened well before IE was introduced as an answer. In contrast, VS Code was invented much later than git which at the time was an established technology and in some ways a standard.
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by cema 7y ago
Close languages often sound funny to reach other.
65.
by cema 7y ago
Joke is, it is pronounced "dead morose". Close but not quite (the first word is more like "dzed").
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by cema 7y ago
Yes. I think this "raising up the team" is called servant leadership. Not many people know how to do it, and it seems not many want to, because it does not help then look like heroes.
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by cema 8y ago
That would be an invention.
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by cema 8y ago
Absolutely! Actions should be more important than the names. However the names are not just labels, they often have meanings.
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by cema 8y ago
Industry seems to expect CS degrees to be vocational degrees. Yes, I think you hit the nail on the head here. Unfortunately, in some places software developers are treated not so much as engineers as more like advanced technicians.
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by cema 8y ago
Well, unfortunately many (both tech and non-tech) companies still want to hire developers with "x years of y language, n years of m framework" and so on. So there is some reason to ask for specific languages in the curriculum, fro
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by cema 8y ago
I have a feeling it is gradually more and more known as Node.js, so maybe the name will propagate back to the web community. EcmaScript has never caught on, for a number of reasons, some mentioned in earlier comments.
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by cema 8y ago
I am another one of those cases who hear "laurel" for most of the spectrum and something like "yelly" at the extreme right side. After hearing "yelly" at the rightmost position of the slider I still hear "
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by cema 8y ago
Yes, I think you are right. In this sense, high school prepares children/teens for the real life really well. :-(
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by cema 8y ago
Strange experience indeed. I do not think I have ever seen that in any of USA airports, large or small.
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by cema 8y ago
Lies are not just a red flag but a stop sign, but how do you recognize them?
76.
by cema 8y ago
So what do you do? How do you win attention of the hiring manager? I am asking because I may have (had) the same problem.
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by cema 8y ago
I'd rather see "waiting tables" rather than nothing But why? Maybe the person used that time to study technologies, to update her skill set. Maybe she used that time to relax and get a long deserved vacation. (Or a myr
78.
by cema 8y ago
Probably s.tolower() or whatever it is in Python.
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by cema 8y ago
I think you are fighting a metaphor with another metaphor. Saying that ants form a society indeed implies assigning them human characteristics (anthropomorphism) but saying that they are neurons basically suggests that there are common mode
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by cema 8y ago
I think what you described here is all too frequent and, frankly, infuriating. Obviously not the right way to hire people, but more profoundly, I think it reflects poorly on the collegiate nature of our profession.
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by cema 8y ago
Quote: a large majority of candidates lie on their resumes Is it really true? I do not think it has been my experience (some, but not the majority).
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by cema 8y ago
Most of the stuff remember being unreliable and needing repair. Also looking pretty drab most of the time.
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by cema 8y ago
Yes, and a number of them are now available for free over the internet. In Russian...
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by cema 8y ago
I think the definitive and most authoritative review of the Russian grammatical cases was done by Zaliznyak: http://inslav.ru/images/stories/pdf/2002_Zalizniak_RIS_i_sta... , in Russian, pages 36-55. Fascinati
85.
by cema 8y ago
I think "пива" is the partitive case, though.
86.
by cema 9y ago
Yes, SQL engines tend to be much smarter than the SQL languages as such.
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by cema 9y ago
"Good enough for government work". The lowest bidder, etc. I have seen a large number of government web sites, and most of them, especially at the state level (I am talking about US states), have a horrible UX.
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by cema 9y ago
Right. Well, sometimes leaving is good -- for instance, when the new company is so exciting, or when the old one, uh, isn't.
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by cema 9y ago
Step 2 is not easy for everyone, plenty of people in our profession are shy. Step 3 is a big one, too.
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by cema 9y ago
Yeah, unfortunately. But not everywhere, fortunately!

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