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   by fedd 16y ago

   thanks! i am collecting stories about problems with altering schemas while prototyping and while in production (losing data, manual altering tables, relational dbs restrictions, many-to-many relationships and other complexities) but it seem
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   by fedd 16y ago

   @SeekingAdvice01, auditors, 7 men, TX. i think they already know :)
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   by fedd 16y ago

   why lie? tell as it is. they're testing your willingness to work for them. you test them: how will they value you
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   by fedd 16y ago

   i know a guy who works for two major software companies (as a presales analyst or something) and they don't know it. just a story
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   by fedd 16y ago

   hi, had you an experience with relational databases before? did you have any difficultirs with the DB part of your beautiful site, or Django makes everything easy? i am thinking that relational databases used today may be a problem sometime
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   by fedd 16y ago

   agree about the role of women in the Social Network but in this situation no-one said that strippers that came with Yuri were female! ;)
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   by fedd 16y ago

   the true.
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   by fedd 16y ago

   simple questions are already answered (most of them on S.O.). unfortunately i used to ask questions that has no answer so i just almost stopped asking them.
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   by fedd 16y ago

   it can't be true. four bottles of vodka is too few. just nothing.
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    by fedd 16y ago

    is it about Wikileaks?.. oh, no, not at all.
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    by fedd 16y ago

    today i met a 10 years old kid in an elevator, he was quickly rotating the Rubik's Cube. He said he solves it in 35 seconds in average. in the 80's in the USSR, it was popular among smart young guys, the same that loved programming calculat
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    Rubik's Cube, the world's top-selling puzzle game(en.wikipedia.org)

    1 points by fedd 16y ago|1 comments
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    by fedd 16y ago

    damn. i'm happy i have no questions! :)
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    by fedd 16y ago

    just like hearing the story of the Cold War from different sides
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    by fedd 16y ago

    Perumov also was one of the first who tried to depict orcs in a more human way, and elves were mostly arrogant high-class snobs. really like during perestroika when the "free Western nations" suddenly learned that Russians love their childr
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    by fedd 16y ago

    if the guy re-formulates his question like "is 12000 requests the norm for a popular web site" would it be better
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    by fedd 16y ago

    love this habit to give everything a name. we do this all the time, just didn't call it anyway. the next time i collide, i'll come out and say, "i gave you a signal, i was making the Pittsburgh left, you uneducated moron!"
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    by fedd 16y ago

    this is CGI script!
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    by fedd 16y ago

    if a code some sophisticated recursive parsing procedure i prefer to be alone in the room; while i see a lot of web startups work in the same room face to face and being in privacy only by headphones. i think if you work for b2c project you
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    Is having all the startup engineers work at the same room a good thing or not?(quora.com)

    1 points by fedd 16y ago|1 comments
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    by fedd 16y ago

    they won a chance to take part in SC week, the winners of which will win 50k, afaik
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    by fedd 16y ago

    thanks! but i just tried to kid which i can't control sometimes. anyway, i think that even if Latin chars weren't the most used in the world, it would be fair to keep them the primary charset for use in programming and markup languages, as
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    by fedd 16y ago

    interesting fighting about computer science etc. i'd say, not to store phone numbers in integer field require just one advice of an experienced colleague, no need in 5 years course (assuming a guy doesnt put boots on his head in other par
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    by fedd 16y ago

    russian go! go! go! :)
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    by fedd 16y ago

    i don't understand. the West taught my country that IP is the same as physical property, and it would be stealing to violate IP. now an owner of a property decided to release the album in the UK on 4th of February, and in the US only on the
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    by fedd 16y ago

    may i dare make a conclusion with my observations? :) utf-8 is good for network interchange and is de facto becoming standard. utf-16 is not bad for internal storage of strings in memory or in database. not nesserily bad. maybe even better
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    by fedd 16y ago

    > too few programmers understand the difference between a character set and a character encoding why then they have the same names??? :))) ps/ http://www.grauw.nl/blog/entry/254 - is this article ok? first in google by "charset encod
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    by fedd 16y ago

    thanks, my question was right about the issues met by people living in another levels of abstractions. i'm not a native english speaker and a newb to HN, so sorry that i put my sincere question so that it looked like arrogant statement 'the
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    by fedd 16y ago

    look what i found and now plan to use http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/text/Norma... update: for particular purposes consider using Collator class, it makes collation keys (byte arrays) out of strings applying locale, cas
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    by fedd 16y ago

    i thought the word 'issue' meant 'a problem'...