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copenja
18y ago
This really depends on your specific group of friends. For example, most of my friends do not use Facebook. But all of my friends use email.
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18y ago
My uncle is a surgeon and he complains about the same things: Overheads are getting huge, profits are shrinking, etc. Meanwhile, however, he lives in a friggin mansion. Seriously,a mansion. Not saying this is the common case, just one obse
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copenja
18y ago
I honestly never feel that I was lied to about swearing. When I was a very young kid, 3rd or 4th grade, my Father told me that there was nothing wrong with swearing...but that I shouldn't do it in front of my my Mother. My grade school teac
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copenja
18y ago
Honestly, I am not a MS hater. Really. But Outlook is not going to ship similar features. Outlook SEARCH does not work right. It is broken, go try it. How many years has it been since Lookout? BTW, I am a full time Visual Studio user, not
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copenja
18y ago
I would like to re-thank you for your advice!
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copenja
18y ago
sigh I admit, this is really hard to resist. But please, can we try?
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copenja
18y ago
I think this is a poor example. You can't memcopy directly into the address of an object... This isn't STL specific... you need to learn this if you plan on using C++ period.
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18y ago
First: Accelerated C++ by Andrew Koenig and Barbara E. Moo -Great book aimed at absolute beginners written by top of the line experts. Koenig worked at AT&T and was a major player in the C++ standards committee. Se
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19y ago
I think both are correct. Your link indicates that USA has 50+ and Russia has between 15-24.
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19y ago
I love this.
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copenja
19y ago
Are they trendy? Yes. Are they just trendy? No. Next question please :)
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copenja
19y ago
I agree with you about joining low in the "org" chart being unappealing. But the comment about having to "work really hard" to become a director confuses me... It seems all paths to extreme success involve hard work..
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copenja
19y ago
Look. There is no "right" or "wrong" way to live. People need to stop focusing on the black and white and become aware of the greyscale.
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copenja
19y ago
Thanks for the in depth response! It was informative!
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copenja
19y ago
BS Comp Sci, UC Santa Barbara
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copenja
19y ago
Go spank the monkey in an outdoor and semi-public area. Trust me, works 50% of the time, every time.
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copenja
19y ago
I currently work at 2K games! I'm a programmer there. In march we are relocating to form a new studio with the Bioshoch team... so I guess we would have worked together. Small world...
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copenja
19y ago
Could you elaborate on why you didn't like the gaming industry? What title(s) did you work on? I just switched to the gaming industry so I hope the same doesn't happen to me. So far though, I've just been stoked having an xbox360 on my desk
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19y ago
He claims that nobody goes to myspace anymore. But last time I checked myspace was still getting 1.5 BILLION page views a day... Still ahead of facebook...
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copenja
19y ago
I disagree... I only glanced at their website for about 10-15 seconds and I understood what the product was...
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copenja
19y ago
Half the myspace users are over 35: http://www.comscore.com/press/release.asp?press=1019
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19y ago
Sorry I came off harsh. I was not questioning whether a "really good relationship" was a good foundation for selecting a co-founder. I was questioning whether a one night project signifies a "really good relationship". It may or may not. I
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19y ago
Getting along with a co-founder is nothing like getting along with a partner in a class project. I have friends that I worked great with in college. They all remain my dear friends, but... after years of hacking together, and literally hu
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19y ago
More like a boxing match between facebook and myspace actually.
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19y ago
I concur. I can't believe how many single monitor setups there are. I am also surprised that more people don't use split screen setups where they can view multiple pages of code within the same window (ala emacs,gvim, Visual Studio). I pr
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19y ago
Just curious, but what doesn't work for you about multiple monitors?
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19y ago
I'm a Gaucho too, graduated in 03. I believe that the game is largely called "Beer Pong" on the west coast, but on the east coast it is called Beirut. I also believe it is much more popular on the east coast.