devs1010

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by devs1010 15y ago
These tools generally don't work for dynamic languages, only for static languages, like Java. Also, as I said, its far from perfect, however even the Intellij IDE that I use has some features like this and makes some helpful suggestions. Fo
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by devs1010 15y ago
Agreed, Intellij is the way to go
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by devs1010 15y ago
There are some tools that can help with this, such as Findbugs, for java. Obviously it can't find any bug but it matches against certain patterns to determine if some anti-patterns exist in a project.
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by devs1010 15y ago
You can gain experience just working on your own small projects, if you aren't making money from something then there's no reason you need to work for someone else, you can gain experience on your own.
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by devs1010 15y ago
by not work out, you mean they never give you any work? I'm curious why, perhaps you just need to refine your approach, any idea what is causing them to lose interest?
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by devs1010 15y ago
I believe your line of thinking is wrong.. interfaces are meant to act as "interfaces" in the traditional definition of the word, they are for providing an interface between groupings of code (for lack of a better phrase) that are mean to b
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by devs1010 15y ago
Post your resume on craigslist, even for areas outside where you live (such as the SF Bay area / Silicon Valley), this is how I got one of my early "gigs" that was an hourly part-time job working remotely. Its good to do this if you don't h
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by devs1010 15y ago
Its an idealistic goal but not practical in the cases of companies who have specific niche web applications, etc as obviously then anyone wouldn't have to pay for use of the application
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by devs1010 15y ago
I'd say be honest with them and rather than just bill extra hours, bill a flat fee for use of this code base and then bill for each hour spent customizing. I think any reasonable client would find value in having code already written that c
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by devs1010 15y ago
thank you for the link, so why I am getting down-voted for this?
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by devs1010 15y ago
yes, he is, or at least was when he started. I read that he hired some freelancer in Canada to build the initial Digg site rather than having worked on it himself.
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by devs1010 15y ago
php developer is an oxymoron
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by devs1010 15y ago
Modularization is a good thing, not a bad thing. With a large project its better to think of it as a set of components rather than one whole. At my current job we are stuck with a large monolithic legacy application and everyone is in agree
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by devs1010 15y ago
12-13 on some days - I work full-time and then spend a few hours working on an open source project. I don't intend to always do this but right now I have a reason I'm working on the open source project (Specific goal) so am doing it for now
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by devs1010 15y ago
It must depend on the company because the company I work at now has almost exclusively older programmers, I think I'm one of only 2 developers under 35 and most seem to be at least 40. I think the technologies used influence this, I work wi
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by devs1010 15y ago
I work for a software company that is owned by a parent company from Canada (but the company I work for is in the US), I can say this doesn't surprise me, management from Canada seems to place a low priority on spending to keep things moder
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by devs1010 15y ago
If you like outdoors and the beach, maybe drive over the mountains from Palo Alto to the beach and drive up to San Francisco, its an awesome drive in my opinion, then you can go check out SF. Actual Silicon Valley is a bit boring, in my opi
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by devs1010 15y ago
Some people love Kaiser, others hate it, it seems you never find someone in the middle. I've never been a member of theirs myself so don't know first-hand.
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by devs1010 15y ago
I'm from the north bay area, its a bit more sparsely populated than the south bay but have been around the whole bay area a lot. Actually, also my dad is a doctor so have had probably have had more exposure to medical people than the averag
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by devs1010 15y ago
You can use a large set of sample articles that are well written, the machine learning is done on these, then the search engine would compare against these for each web page if finds when searching. You could easily have a search go a few h
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by devs1010 15y ago
Hey, I'm working on an open source project that I think could application for this. Its something I've termed a "web gatherer" basically it provides the framework for crawling web pages and then has workflows where custom code is written to
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by devs1010 15y ago
I recommend you work for a startup first, this way you can still keep earning a paycheck but get a feel for the frantic pace, etc. I worked for one startup and then now work in a larger company and its a world of difference how they do thin
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by devs1010 15y ago
Just curious, why you have opted for Python when your primary goal seems to be scalability?
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by devs1010 15y ago
Why not at least take a stab at learning some tech skills? I'm not sure the world needs more non-technical managers of tech companies but even if you just get a solid grounding in the basics this could spur your interest and make you more v
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by devs1010 15y ago
why would there be value in analyzing where the spam is coming from? spam is garbage so unless you're getting non-spam hits the site wouldn't be worth anything
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by devs1010 15y ago
The tools are there as is the platform (the Internet), its just a matter of smart people applying themselves IMO, Wikileaks was a good start, I suppose, but too radical and easy to shutdown, there are opportunities to more sustainably build
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by devs1010 15y ago
run away, seriously, the fact that you are even considering this means you need to turn away from startups for now and focus on getting a job with a solid company to get some experience
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by devs1010 15y ago
yeah it does reek of it when you drive through
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by devs1010 15y ago
I'm currently using a Patricia trie in an open source project I'm working on, still pretty new to trees / tries but now that I have begun to use them I can see how widely used they are in a lot of modern software products
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I doubt it, but there are a lot of gated communities in Baja where Americans own homes and they have private security guards. I'm not sure of the safety record of these places, but I think there are some that are pretty secured, you just do

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