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by digitallogic 16y ago
I think you may be right for jobs you _are_ underqualified for, but what about all the jobs you only _think_ you're underqualified for? You really have no way of knowing if you're underqualified or not from the amount of information about a
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by digitallogic 16y ago
Also, it is gonna be even more of a pain to change a flat.
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by digitallogic 16y ago
"Salesforce.com is the original cloud company." I stopped reading after that line.
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by digitallogic 16y ago
As someone who is looking for a job, I'd be more than willing to shell out a couple of bucks if I knew it would put me in contact with people I'd want to work with. Right now on the candidate side of things it's pretty much the same situati
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by digitallogic 16y ago
> I believe, and you'll call me crazy, but the indicator for this second trend will be a focus on automated testing (not just unit testing)... I get that for most companies that are developing software it is to support some other profit
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by digitallogic 16y ago
The data dumps are in an xml format, you don't need SQL Server to work with the data.
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by digitallogic 16y ago
I'm a little disconcerted that in each case it was other people that had to convince the author of the alternative approaches given that the he has been "doing software architectural work for a long time now". Kudos for acknowledging the be
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by digitallogic 16y ago
Old blowhard hard wants to use the law to preserve his revenue stream rather then innovate. News at 11.
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by digitallogic 16y ago
TrueCrypt already has this feature: http://www.truecrypt.org/hiddenvolume
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by digitallogic 16y ago
Saddly MySQL has become the Paris Hilton of open source databases. It is famous for no other reason then the fact that it is famous.
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by digitallogic 16y ago
Me too. I felt like I was listening to half a discussion.
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by digitallogic 16y ago
Then allow me to make your day: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_iPod_managers
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by digitallogic 16y ago
"There are two types of government spending — discretionary and mandatory. Discretionary spending, which accounts for roughly one-third of all Federal spending, includes money for things like the Army, FBI, the Coast Guard, and highway proj
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by digitallogic 16y ago
That of course is the problem with the premise. People are motivated to complain more than they are to express that the apartment was adequate.
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by digitallogic 16y ago
> "we're really successful, therefore we don't have any big problems or need to make any big changes." That sounds almost the exact opposite of almost every decent hacker I've known.
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by digitallogic 16y ago
Depends on which is more important. If it's an egregious error for there to be more than one element then I'd prefer the unpacking solution. However if ordering is/was involved at some point a set would indicate a possible bug (since they
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by digitallogic 16y ago
Also, bartending isn't a nine to five job. Late nights and weird schedules can be tough on a relationship. I have a few friends that are bartenders, and they can go days maybe weeks without seeing their significant others if their schedul
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by digitallogic 16y ago
The study was derived from census data where occupation is self reported which makes me think you may have a point.
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by digitallogic 16y ago
I'm more curious if the AMEX concierge was able to find it.
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by digitallogic 16y ago
Maintain your resume in latex, only send out a PDF, and give a flat 'no' when recruiters ask if you can give them a copy of your resume in MS Word format. They're specifically asking for Word so they can alter it in ways they think will he
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by digitallogic 16y ago
Referencing the 'candidate' variable from within the test case is not a good approach as it's referencing a module global instead of an attribute. Additionally, it only exists when the module is executed directly, so if it's imported and r
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by digitallogic 16y ago
I use emacs for splitting so I don't generally need this feature. Actually most of my screen sessions only have a single window with emacs in it. I use screen mainly to attach and detach sessions.
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by digitallogic 16y ago
Same for Ubuntu 8.04
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by digitallogic 16y ago
Accusing anyone whose good a programming of only have said skill because of class priviledge (a generalization that may be true in the aggregate but unfairly applied blindly to an individual) seems like a horrible way to combat the lack of
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by digitallogic 16y ago
I keep it running in a seperate screen session that I open occasionally throughout the day.
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by digitallogic 16y ago
Which is why I make it a point to go to the gym in the morning or at lunch if I sleep in. Absurdly over packed after everyone gets off work.
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by digitallogic 16y ago
Do you think you could elaborate? Coming off as inflexible or dictatorial was something I actually worried about. The point I am trying to make is that there are certain minimum requirements I have of any employer, just as almost every job
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by digitallogic 16y ago
Yes, this is quite embarrassing, especially the typos. I sent this to my buddy without expressing that it was still a work in progress, and he overzealously posted it here. I've noticed the line number issue with certain browsers myself.
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by digitallogic 16y ago
> If you are lucky enough to hire that person, don't pigeon hole them. I was thinking the same thing after reading "You’d be much better off getting one of your kickass API developers to spend a little time on the website portion, which
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by digitallogic 16y ago
This site seems like it would suffer even more so. On Joel's blog, the the announcement for this site [1] asked "Want to know how ... delete your Facebook account?". How long is the accepted answer to that question going to be up to date,

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