edwingustafson

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by edwingustafson 8y ago
Try not to sound so surprised when your code works!
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by edwingustafson 9y ago
Can you remote into your desktop from a lightweight laptop or a decent tablet?
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by edwingustafson 10y ago
I used this once to illustrate software development work to non-technical colleagues. It succeeded in showing them how many small changes from many people come together into the final product.
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by edwingustafson 10y ago
Same is true of cars on the road -- some or all vehicles from past model years would fail to meet this year's automotive regulations.
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by edwingustafson 10y ago
You can ask how long team members have been with the organization, to tactfully get a sense of turnover. At a young company you might ask how team came together: was it through past working relationships and friendships? or the internet equ
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by edwingustafson 12y ago
Most likely they developed this format to store JSON in DB2 or to manipulate JSON with existing XML-based tools.
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by edwingustafson 13y ago
Michigan rocky lakeshore detail http://imgur.com/nj6f1kO
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by edwingustafson 13y ago
Consider Ann Arbor, home of the University of Michigan http://www.bestplaces.net/cost-of-living/san-jose-ca/ann-arb...
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by edwingustafson 14y ago
The four R's: readin', 'ritin', 'rithmetic, and R! < http://www.r-project.org/&#62 ;
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by edwingustafson 14y ago
Answer with pseudocode if you have to, it will show your mastery of the concepts.
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by edwingustafson 15y ago
indeed.com's Job Trends shows Subversion still king, Git growing, and Mercurial holding its own. Subversion, Git, Mercurial Job Trends http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends?q=Subversion%2C+Git%2C+Mercu...
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by edwingustafson 16y ago
GPL + Quartz http://www.dirkwhoffmann.de/virtualc64/