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by cowls 13y ago
Seriously Clever for A 10 year old book on perl basics is probably pushing it. No disrespect to the guy though I'm sure he is and general respect for publishing a book like that. I guess just limited exposure to Java
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by cowls 13y ago
Wow, sounds like a productive code review.
33.
by cowls 13y ago
Guy works on Java projects for 3 years. In this time wasnt able to produce a high quality project, blames language.
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by cowls 13y ago
Its very rare for a poor performer to get a promotion like that. Generally in big companies especially, if you do well at development and promote yourself you'll become a manager regardless of managerial ability. You then get to micro
35.
by cowls 13y ago
I seriously hope this is a joke
36.
by cowls 13y ago
Gold is not money... you should say "when I use dollars as money"
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by cowls 13y ago
1bn people * $1 is a decent income? Bearing in mind that is an optimistic figure and FB paid 16 times that...
38.
by cowls 13y ago
"But if they say no, what they don't know is I have conversations ongoing already that will lead to offers." Unless they are really naive they probably do indeed know this.
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by cowls 13y ago
That image is insane. $7,500 for a couple of hours in a recovery room. Not sure how that can be justified, they're clearly just getting as much money out of people as possible. As the services are not exactly optional.
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by cowls 13y ago
The NHS is not a shambles. Its puts a lot of other countries health care system to shame. Your moaning about having a 3 hour wait for non urgent cases, when in other countries you'd have to pay a fortune for such treatment. And who car
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by cowls 13y ago
It specifically says: Consider this great visualization of the most popular coding languages of 2013 from the interactive practice problem website CodeEval:
42.
by cowls 13y ago
hmmm, front page of hacker news (your target audience). May want to fix it now! :) Its a good opportunity. Site looks good otherwise
43.
by cowls 13y ago
A bit like Netflix? Also he didn't actually say he would be storing the details, in fact he said he was using Stripe to manage the payment side of things.
44.
by cowls 13y ago
I feel you are not embracing the tea drinking enough. I am well aware what the English drink, being one of them and all!
45.
by cowls 13y ago
Yes, that also put me off somewhat. There's an air of dishonesty about it.
46.
by cowls 13y ago
Kettle on the hob sounds so much more fun then boiling water at the touch of a button. I feel like there needs to be some ceremony to the tea making, it cant just be pored from a tap there needs to be some kind of wait preceding it.
47.
by cowls 13y ago
Clicked the link, clicked the browser back button to come back to HN, did not work :(
48.
by cowls 13y ago
I think this is fine if it actually is temporary. As they're getting general living costs on top of their regular salary. ie accommodation and food
49.
by cowls 13y ago
Yes they are actually called generics in Java.. So this is just going to cause confusion, though I am very impressed with all the long words you used.
50.
by cowls 13y ago
You misread that. It says "I hadn't gave 1 star just because I want my comment gets shown on top" He is saying he hasnt only given 1 start to be at the top, he actually does think the app is terrible
51.
by cowls 13y ago
People are so mature
52.
by cowls 13y ago
Any source for that other than just an impression? Would be interesting to see..
53.
by cowls 13y ago
I dont like being forced to log in with Facebook. Also typo on the front page: uploded -> uploaded :)
54.
by cowls 13y ago
Yes, very immature. "Of course, she’s happily married and I, having failed 2 startups in the past, am still building another startup! (I hope this post reaches you, lady!)" erm, what?
55.
by cowls 13y ago
Nice try. His time is far too important to deal with you lowly people
56.
by cowls 13y ago
Yes thats different.
57.
by cowls 13y ago
Yes, it seems being contacted by a lot of recruiters has really gone to this guys head. This is incredibly unprofessional, a simple polite, "Im not currently looking" would be suffice. The recruiter doesnt need his life story.
58.
by cowls 13y ago
I think you misunderstand, If you invest in a business that fails, you lose your money.. You dont get to "persecute" anyone. Thats the risk of the investment
59.
by cowls 13y ago
Stopped reading after this spelling mistake on the first line of text: "We already have extreamly reliable"
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by cowls 13y ago
True in London, I imagine this changes dramatically outside of London though.

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