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by donretag 14y ago
I was about to comment on the same thing. Please do not wear headphones. The consequences are major harm from an accident with much larger vehicle is great. Not worth it. For music, I use an open-mesh-top stem bag and an all-in-one-mp3-play
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by donretag 14y ago
Setting your profile to Public allows recruiters to scrape your data for future use. http://blog.brusic.com/2012/07/how-private-is-your-online-jo... Still interesting that they don't read blogs.
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by donretag 14y ago
Exactly. CTRL-a. Done.
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by donretag 14y ago
You will need to create your own opportunities. Simply taking courses in coding is not going to cut it. Take what you learned so far and apply it to something concrete. Studying Android? Build an app and put it in the market place. Blog abo
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by donretag 14y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baSyYyqV2X0
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by donretag 14y ago
If you consider yourself simply a "Java developer" then it would be in your best interest not to apply-to/join-a company that is insistent on pigeonholing the developers into certain technologies. Avoid recruiters since all they do is keywo
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Roku raises $45M in new funding(blog.roku.com)
1 points by donretag 14y ago|0 comments
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Relevancy Ranking: The Graduate-level Course(searchtechnologies.com)
2 points by donretag 14y ago|0 comments
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by donretag 14y ago
Great news, but I wished the article went into more detail about the original lawsuit and the strategy used to win the case. To me, the big story in all of this is Elsevier’s "package sales strategy". They are a much bigger foe, so accusing
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by donretag 14y ago
It would be great if Google+ Events can compete with Meetup.com. Meetup is woefully inadequate for more professional (such as the techie) meetups.
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by donretag 14y ago
I briefly started working on an application that would have many positive benefits for the LinkedIn community. After reading the API terms and conditions, it was very apparent that I would not have been able to achieve my goals, so I stoppe
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by donretag 14y ago
Notice how he/she doesn't use the word movie/film in his rant. How do you expect to watch movies without a TV? A laptop/monitor is not the answer. I never watch TV shows either except for Mary Tyler Moore on MeTV and Antiques Roadshow occas
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by donretag 14y ago
s/coffee/beer/
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Verizon ends standalone DSL service, requires landline bundle(money.cnn.com)
4 points by donretag 14y ago|1 comments
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How to Close a LinkedIn Account with a "Large Network of Connections"(lingpipe-blog.com)
1 points by donretag 14y ago|0 comments
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Oracle CEO Larry Ellison: I don't know if Java is free(news.cnet.com)
45 points by donretag 15y ago|57 comments
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by donretag 15y ago
The math is quite simple: The probability of winning millions from a lottery is greater than the probability of making millions from working (for most people).
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Most Popular NoSQL Databases According to LinkedIn Skillsets(architects.dzone.com)
2 points by donretag 15y ago|0 comments
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Spring Pet Clinic Goes Grails and Sharded on MongoDB With Cloudify(cloudifysource.org)
2 points by donretag 15y ago|0 comments
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Machine learning algorithm benchmarked in Matlab, R and Scala(blog.brusic.com)
32 points by donretag 15y ago|11 comments
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by donretag 16y ago
Demdex was a running joke among NY Hadoop developers earlier this year. Every Hadoop developer would get around a dozen e-mails about Demdex. Demdex was using TONS of external recruiting companies. Everyone was being bombarded about Demd