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Oracle Didn’t Learn From the Redhat Experience, PRs a NoSQL Database(code.dblock.org)
8 points by dblock 15y ago|0 comments
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by dblock 15y ago
When you don't reveal the company name you tend to look like this guy: http://www.meetup.com/New-York-MongoDB-User-Group/messages/2... - maybe do some A/B testing and see whether you get better candidates or not.
273.
Why posting jobs to mailing lists should have the company's name(meetup.com)
2 points by dblock 15y ago|0 comments
274.
by dblock 15y ago
OK, OK, porn removed, too many people are now focusing on the porn instead of the topic, thanks for the comments.
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by dblock 15y ago
I am used to people not connecting with Russian humor. She's actually well known porn star. UPDATE: I removed the pornographic infographic, I don't want to have a debate about it.
276.
by dblock 15y ago
You're reading too much between the lines. Quote from the post: "Please note that I don’t think recruiters are evil. They provide valuable services to both companies and candidates. But good recruiting takes hard work, time and social skill
277.
by dblock 15y ago
You're right, there's no need. But there was a reason why I put it there, point (2) on how people who know nothing about MongoDB shouldn't be posting to the lists.
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Just Say “No” To Mailing List Spam by Recruiters(code.dblock.org)
15 points by dblock 15y ago|24 comments
279.
First Example of Microsoft Pushing Features into the OS to Kill a Competitor?(code.dblock.org)
1 points by dblock 15y ago|0 comments
280.
JQuery Konami Komando in Coffeescript(github.com)
2 points by dblock 15y ago|0 comments
281.
Replace book titles with "bacon"(twitter.com)
2 points by dblock 15y ago|0 comments
282.
Keep Tabs on Hurricane Irene with These Tracking Maps and Smartphone Apps(lifehacker.com)
1 points by dblock 15y ago|0 comments
283.
by dblock 15y ago
The standard is LaMarzocco, http://www.lamarzocco.com/ . Find a service provider that will come clean it for you regularly and do other maintenance included in the price. Ask the same question on http://coffeegeek.com/ .
284.
Heroku choked for 30 minutes - earthquake aftershock?(status.heroku.com)
1 points by dblock 15y ago|0 comments
285.
Think you're a ruby guru? Help solve this non-trivial RSpec bug(github.com)
37 points by dblock 15y ago|4 comments
286.
by dblock 15y ago
sorry, i was hoping NH would find a dup if it were already there! :(
287.
Why Events Are A Bad Idea (for high-concurrency servers)(usenix.org)
27 points by dblock 15y ago|7 comments
288.
by dblock 15y ago
Crap. We've been discovered. Time to go hide under a rock! The article is stating the obvious: strong engineers that have been building very big services all know each other. That's what happens when you've been in any industry long enough.
289.
by dblock 15y ago
Do look at what the rest of the market is doing! So the market doesn't specifically hate HP that much, maybe a couple %.
290.
by dblock 15y ago
I am sure someone has an awesome set for you in Python. Now, if you don't find anything, Ruby is better ;)
291.
Contribute to any of these OS projects and I will help you in any way I can(code.dblock.org)
5 points by dblock 15y ago|3 comments
292.
Enginelopers and Devengeers: How do You Title Engineering Hires?(code.dblock.org)
6 points by dblock 15y ago|0 comments
293.
Craft and Software Engineering(infoq.com)
1 points by dblock 15y ago|0 comments
294.
Open-Source Is Simply Part of my Team’s Job Description(code.dblock.org)
13 points by dblock 15y ago|0 comments
295.
by dblock 15y ago
I hope Nicolai also has some amazing blog posts on his blog too.
296.
by dblock 15y ago
Sounds reasonable, but this is how you feel . Personally I like to see the Ruby on Rails tutorial code in someone's GitHub.
297.
by dblock 15y ago
Everyone missed the part where I found myself contributing to several open-source projects, naturally. Here's an example: we use this gem called "analytical". Its configuration didn't support test vs. dev vs. production. I could have hacked
298.
by dblock 15y ago
I am shocked. What kind of pojects are those? Does anyone believe that students were waiting for this "internet" thing to share source?
299.
by dblock 15y ago
Ah, but you were waaay ahead of your time! Now someone else (me) stole your thunder ;)
300.
by dblock 15y ago
I actually agree with a lot of stuff here. One should contribute to things that are useful for your job or your future, not spend time polishing your github resume.

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