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by cunac 7y ago
and how that did work so far? All I can see wages are going upward for a years
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by cunac 7y ago
you understand that shortage increases wages ?
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by cunac 9y ago
When I was growing up what we had was (direct translation of terms) - basic school (grade 1-8) --> elementary - middle school (9-12) --> high school - high school --> 3yr college - university -> 4+ years so I got really confused
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by cunac 9y ago
ooo, I am same age and KIM-1 was one of first computers I worked with , thanks for memories
35.
by cunac 10y ago
you are twisting the truth, 120000K is debt from bootstrapping a different startup
36.
by cunac 10y ago
opposite might be a true as well, bootstrapping founder might have unrealistic valuation of their experience and value it provides to the corporation. Most likely as always truth is somewhere in the middle.
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by cunac 10y ago
nowdays you don't use xml to define your beans so most of the things are compile checked. granted some things are happening only at runtime which is a whole point of DI :-)
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by cunac 10y ago
I guess latest code review didn't go well ?
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by cunac 10y ago
you would actually be surprised how things are the same. You just can't see it because you didn't experience it and than you are confusing transferable knowledge with tools knowledge. Latter is easy , anybody can learn new languag
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by cunac 10y ago
wow. how so? You write perfect code and there is no need for a second pair of eyes ? This type of arrogance is always puzzling to me.
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by cunac 10y ago
that is one conclusion , other is that those two have the most parking spots affected by the change of the law so proportionally they made more mistakes
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by cunac 10y ago
well not really http://official.imo2011.nl/participant_r.aspx?id=19624 but still impressive
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by cunac 11y ago
statistically speaking , you are the only commonality , so it can't be that ALL companies are bad :-)
44.
by cunac 11y ago
smart people are inclined to work smarter not harder :-)
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by cunac 11y ago
I don't think java threading fall out of favor. It is just that people jump to new shiny things without understanding what they are trading for. I mean 200/req per minute is not something high to start with --> 3req/sec is
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by cunac 11y ago
in eclipse you can check show annotations which shows commit comment , not quite there but has possibility to be enhanced
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by cunac 11y ago
and that is a reason to blame "old" people for what exactly? Because young are lazy to vote ? Only if you go by extension that I intentionally raised my kids to not to vote as a part of my evil plan for dominance over young. shees
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by cunac 11y ago
for a start world is a bigger than old USofA so there are countries which use a tax dollars for a different purpose. 30% of young people income is still way less than 15-25% on capital gains and for sure you don't think that majority o
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by cunac 11y ago
I really don't see me losing anything to any generation (older or younger) but I also don't have feeling of entitlement. It is "normal" to blame everything else for one's perceived misfortune/lack of opportunit
50.
by cunac 11y ago
then you will have same conversation with my generation (X) and after another 10 some other generation will have same conversation with millennials :-)
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by cunac 11y ago
to add another data point I am currently paying a bills for a two millennials so you should understand my skepticism about contributions of millennials :-)
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by cunac 11y ago
I am pretty sure that currently taxes paid by baby boomers (51+ age) outweigh taxes paid by millennials. And taxes are contributing to a majority (all?) of public services. Things look even worse for a millennials if you add my generation
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by cunac 11y ago
how is disproportional in a voting system where each adult has a vote? I would say it is proportional it is just that you don't like a proportion right now because people live longer so there is more older adults voting
54.
by cunac 11y ago
not necessary. if you launch early a crappy feature with a ton of problems it is actually very harmful. time to market is just one dimension of a trade offs you need to balance if you want to succeed
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by cunac 11y ago
it is fascinating that people think most of the code from startups is crown jewels. If you look closely 99% of code is not hard to reproduce it is just time consuming to write but I doubt you will find some breakthrough ideas. Sure you migh
56.
by cunac 11y ago
I do build a complex systems and pagination payload always have links to prev/next etc. , POST for GET would kill all client side and server side caching we leverage and would make system really hard to scale. We still didn't run
57.
by cunac 11y ago
in this case there is no reason to do that and you lose all possibilities of using cache if that is desirable GET /users/@me/accounts/:id --> specific user account GET /users/@me/accounts --> all us
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by cunac 11y ago
your first mistake was to promise arbitrary date for delivery without any data to support that; that is what a common folk call wishful thinking. It never works. Being passionate about something doesn't mean you have to kill yourself w
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by cunac 11y ago
I am sure that most developers want to deliver working code of reasonable quality (most likely not hacks) I am sure that most product/project managers want feature as soon as they can think of it
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by cunac 12y ago
I am pretty sure that your conclusion is wrong. You can push 'wrong' things if you want to e.g. just stamp over other people changes because you didn't feel like merging conflicts properly but that is user issue , not tool is

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