dccoolgai

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by dccoolgai 14y ago
I kind of see what he's saying, but I think technical managers are a fixture of the past, anyway. DBAs and developers should be taking responsibility or their own skill progression - not leaving it in the hands of someone else.
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by dccoolgai 14y ago
When you're ready to set it aside and learn something else. If you're not learn ing the language, move on to something else. This is the difference between a poser and a real developer.
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White House Announces $70M 3d Printing Institute(adafruit.com)
2 points by dccoolgai 14y ago|0 comments
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by dccoolgai 14y ago
Ask 10 people this, get 10 different answers based on their own decisions and experience. Since you asked, mine is this; Yes. Again - this is all based on my own empirical experience - but I've noticed that devs who don't have CS degrees
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by dccoolgai 14y ago
Maybe I'm guilty of selective bias, but I don't recall any recent articles openly criticizing the Romney campaign or its tactics like this...can you point to any examples? FWIW, my opinion still stands that this sort of stuff shouldn't appe
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by dccoolgai 14y ago
What bwoocelli said. With the caveat that "tech in politics" stories are interesting. But ya - no "x is lying about y", please.
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by dccoolgai 14y ago
Anybody else thinking these guys are doing this just to drum up coverage?
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by dccoolgai 14y ago
Filicide against the .net ecosystem. Glad I turned to js about a year ago.
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by dccoolgai 14y ago
While the suggestion that engineers can't see the big picture may have some anecdotal weight behind it, I find the notion dated and somewhat offensive. Most of the "big picture" stuff being discussed is fundamentally intuitive. A person ma
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by dccoolgai 14y ago
How is this different/better than Arduino + xBee?
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by dccoolgai 14y ago
What is this I don't even