clintjhill

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by clintjhill 17y ago
Lighten up.
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by clintjhill 17y ago
I guess I missed the sarcasm. But being a smug prick sometimes causes me to miss a lot of things. EDIT: Sincerely - sorry. I get the sarcasm.
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by clintjhill 17y ago
Been a while since I've been called a smug prick. Thanks!
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by clintjhill 17y ago
I haven't logged in to comment in a while. But this one got me. I for one am now a fan of Zed. While you sit and fuss over his words and his public outbursts, I wonder what open source software you have written that has half the impact that
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by clintjhill 18y ago
I agree with your "sensationalist" remark. I don't like it myself, but at that moment that is what I felt. I still feel it a little bit. I guess I'm an underdog champion and I don't like seeing "noobs" ostracized in that way. I wish I had a
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by clintjhill 18y ago
Well said. That's what I meant to say when I said "this is how communities disintegrate". Yours is much better.
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by clintjhill 18y ago
And this is how communities start to disintegrate.
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by clintjhill 18y ago
Read more about No Child Left Behind. Pay attention to what it requires schools to do in order to receive funding. With that information look at what schools are receiving as products (children). When 200 immigrant children get to your scho
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by clintjhill 18y ago
Most of the immigrant workers I work with also got their education in the U.S.
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by clintjhill 18y ago
Any data or examples to back this up?
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by clintjhill 18y ago
Lighten up. He wasn't marketing. He was illustrating his point with his own experience.
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Pretty_print_inspect and semi-intelligence(clint-hill.com)
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by clintjhill 18y ago
I think this is a result of us (developers) making claims of building whole sites in 4 hours. Doesn't surprise me in the least to see people looking for it to be done in real world scenarios. Someone somewhere will answer that ad, get hired
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Hpricot vs. Hpricot(clint-hill.com)
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by clintjhill 18y ago
He says the "new" process is to jam features in and fix it in beta. Apparently he hasn't ever used the waterfall method.
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by clintjhill 18y ago
Just to be clear, I have my own project for the education space, it just isn't "twitter" like. I don't want it to look like I'm pissing and moaning without contributing to the solution.
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by clintjhill 18y ago
You aren't the only one thinking it's a waste of resources. However I learned a little bit from the argument I received when I submitted about this recently. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=417522 In my post I was speaking to the "I d
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by clintjhill 18y ago
Not a bad idea.
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by clintjhill 18y ago
Actually I wasn't blaming the social news systems at all. In fact I only mentioned them as examples of where I see these links most often. I still contend a beginner practice project can be built around some of these bigger problems. Why no
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by clintjhill 18y ago
So what you're saying is that while I'm blogging about education and healthcare software problems, I haven't chosen big enough problems?
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Don’t overlook the real problems out there(clint-hill.com)
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When differences matter and when they don't(clint-hill.com)
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When floats don't float(clint-hill.com)
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Ruby Bat Signal(clint-hill.com)
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by clintjhill 18y ago
About 3 years ago I was developing a Swing app for a customer that involved some pretty advanced (for me) features. Specifically the ability to "draw" shapes and move them around on a pallet. I was in over my head. Then I found: http://www
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Earlybird - EAR packaging like Warbler(clint-hill.com)
1 points by clintjhill 18y ago|0 comments