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by ep103 12y ago
Any time I've ever left a job because of a project, all that time spent working on a broken product has left me with tons of time to figure out how I would do it on my own.
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by ep103 12y ago
There was a time when you could blindly trust Google to put out products for developers, with development in mind. That time is long past.
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by ep103 12y ago
I don't necessarily disagree with any of your points, but 2.0 is doing the exact opposite on all three points. The front end UIs are now _more_ complex, does _more_, and requires more Angular tie in.
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by ep103 12y ago
Snake arm projects have been around for many, many years. No idea what the state of their research / applications are though.
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by ep103 12y ago
Seriously, is no one using Grunt? I know there was a backlash at all the Grunt like tools that came out at the time, but I assumed it was still useful and regularly in use / updated.
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by ep103 12y ago
I don't know, if a company asks me to complete a simple test application, I might be more inclined to talk with them, because it means my interview (ostensibly) would be about the code I'd submitted. Which in turn is much more li
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by ep103 12y ago
Honestly, I'm really impressed with the UI of that little search box.
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by ep103 12y ago
You literally can't type a search query in firefox without it asking you which engine you would like to use.
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by ep103 12y ago
yeah, the big 4 are Amazon, Facebook, Google and Microsoft.
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by ep103 12y ago
I'm just a layman, but I wonder if that sort of ability from a n administrator is exactly the sort of thing that would be less likely to happen with larger and larger administrative staffs?
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by ep103 12y ago
I'm going to guess in the ballpark of 72 million
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by ep103 12y ago
Amazon's video streaming quality can be horrendous. Checking that I'm using an HDMI cable before streaming me HD content? Really?
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by ep103 12y ago
This has nothing to do with socialism.
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by ep103 12y ago
I don't think we as a society don't want to think about this. I think that society at large just assumes that the internet IS regulated as a utility. Up until now, the major ISPs haven't taken an active role in speeding up,
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by ep103 12y ago
I don't think we as a society don't want to think about this. I think that society at large just assumes that the internet IS regulated as a utility. Up until now, the major ISPs haven't taken an active role in speeding up,
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by ep103 12y ago
completely clueless programmer checking in. How is atom's performance? The one app I tried that used it was always slow and cludgy...
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by ep103 12y ago
That's because there wasn't any prejudice or fear that warranted this, ever. IIRC, in Dick Cheney's autobiography, he states that he was a driving force behind pushing the intelligence community to torture their detainees.
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by ep103 12y ago
I don't see any section called findings and conclusions
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by ep103 12y ago
Firebug is basically built to extend default FF dev tool capabilities. Its comparable to running chrome nightlies.
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by ep103 12y ago
And then we'll need an OS for handling multiple data centers. Its gonna be a crazy day the first time someone realizes they accidentally rebooted 5% of all servers in the western hemisphere.
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by ep103 12y ago
That's not reasonable, its yet another way google is monitoring everything I do online.
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by ep103 12y ago
I agree with everything you said, except for the last few sentences about ISIS. The creation of a "moral enemy" in the middle east was an explicitly acknowledged goal of the neo-conservative wing of the Bush administration, and t
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by ep103 12y ago
>I disagree with this statement Most studies find that you are wrong though. I am sure that you and the people you know are very skilled, and worked hard to get to your current position for that reason. But overall, H1 employees are pa
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by ep103 12y ago
You're entire post is based on a strawman argument. OP didn't say that companies shouldn't hire non-American talent. He said companies should hire non-American talent through traditional immigration proceedings, and that th
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by ep103 12y ago
Then that makes you an exceptional case, and implies that you work for a good company. But neither of those points represent how this program is more widely (ab)used.
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by ep103 12y ago
This is pronounced like zoo Gig?
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by ep103 12y ago
I did read it, and I thought it doesn't even deserve to be called journalism. They only reference people currently going through the immigration process, and employers. What do you think their perspective is going to be? They even i
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by ep103 12y ago
This is an important topic, and the NYTimes should be ashamed of this "journalism". The article is called Workers in Silicon Valley, but it only mentions quotes from Employers and people currently going through the immigration pr
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by ep103 12y ago
And yet the word h1-B doesn't even appear in the article, sigh.
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by ep103 12y ago
That is very, very different, and you know that : p

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