clifanatic

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by clifanatic 10y ago
> I remember my younger days when I edged closed to that number But you didn't die, so it must be Snapchat.
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by clifanatic 10y ago
> You right to free speech does not include the right for others to disagree with you ... I'm going to assume you left out a "not" in that sentence ...
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by clifanatic 10y ago
Ok, seriously, give me a break with this "Trump won, the sky is falling". There may well be a lot of things that Trump would be worse than Hillary might have been on (maybe...), but for crying out loud, she would have been just a
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by clifanatic 10y ago
Wow, talk about a click-bait headline... absolutely nothing to do with big data.
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by clifanatic 10y ago
> they also have windows Not Apple. They have OS/X.
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by clifanatic 10y ago
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by clifanatic 10y ago
Ah. That's a shame, because he made a good point in that comment.
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by clifanatic 10y ago
That link was confusing - I was expecting some research from UTA (The University of Texas at Arlington), but apparently it's an article from Time magazine that a UTA professor published on his personal web site.
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by clifanatic 10y ago
Why in the world would this comment be marked off topic?
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by clifanatic 10y ago
I seem to recall that it was enough to get those "catch a predator" TV show guys: the fact that they showed up at a specific location was enough to get them successfully prosecuted.
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by clifanatic 10y ago
Interesting point... it seems to me that they ought to at least find the victims and secure their blessing to be used this way.
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by clifanatic 10y ago
BPO/KPO?
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by clifanatic 10y ago
I can't believe he skipped over the real elephant in the offshoring room - the time difference. All of those countries have almost no overlap with any part of the United States. If we schedule an 8 AM CST meeting with India (which is
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by clifanatic 10y ago
I don't remember seeing conservatives rioting in the streets, or burning flags, or calling for the death of Obama voters in 2008.
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by clifanatic 10y ago
Hm - fair point. If I was to do something like this, I'd definitely treat it as a throwaway - I'd do some cursory data modeling, put some tables into a local MySQL DB, reverse engineer that with (say) Hibernate and then throw som
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by clifanatic 10y ago
I wouldn't say no chance, but I definitely wouldn't go through this for some no-name "startup". It would have to be a high-profile position at a pretty exciting company.
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by clifanatic 10y ago
> What 2 hour project can you assign that would let the candidate go into enough depth for you to judge their code, design decisions, architecture skills? Well, the movie project suggested in the article was a pretty reasonable one.
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by clifanatic 10y ago
> setting up a hackathon with their friends at their place, and making the interview problem a team effort? Cool, can they do that for all of their work from now on? Heck, I'll hire all of them if they're that cohesive a team.
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by clifanatic 10y ago
Free colonoscopy though.
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by clifanatic 10y ago
You never heard him say "build a wall"?
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by clifanatic 10y ago
In fact, I seem to recall that the Ron Paul rule itself helped Trump win the nomination this time around.
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by clifanatic 10y ago
I remember my Facebook feed from 8 years ago - my liberal friends were celebrating, and my conservative friends were disappointed, but trying to be (somewhat) conciliatory. Now, my conservative friends are celebrating but my liberal friend
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by clifanatic 10y ago
Been programming for 25 years, 8 different employers. The only time I've ever gotten anything besides a COL increase was when I switched jobs.
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by clifanatic 10y ago
Job security for us, I guess...
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by clifanatic 10y ago
> everybody does it manually for real I've been programming professionally for much longer than there's been a stack overflow. I have never, ever, cut and pasted code from stack overflow.
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by clifanatic 10y ago
Well, we have you and we have me - who else is on board?
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by clifanatic 10y ago
Oh, from the title, I thought it was going to be about patch releases...
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by clifanatic 10y ago
Well, if everybody else thinks that programmers make $200K/year, there's a chance that somebody might consider paying $200K/year. That seems like an incentive to me.
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Do successful people change jobs more often?(forbes.com)
1 points by clifanatic 10y ago|0 comments
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Report finds majority of activity on the dark web is totally legal and mundane(digitaljournal.com)
3 points by clifanatic 10y ago|0 comments

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