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by flamtap 10y ago
What is your point?
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by flamtap 10y ago
I am learning that sometimes people try to defend their ideas by coming up with ways to make their idea work. If accommodating the solution is more work than actually implementing it, it might not be the right solution.
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by flamtap 10y ago
On #3: Agreed. In my experience, every time someone comes up with some grand design before writing any code, it's built on one or more assumptions about the problem. Then work begins, and one or more of the assumptions inevitably turn
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by flamtap 10y ago
Not necessarily. If you haven't been there for long (and it's not on your resume) it might not even be necessary to mention them directly. It could take a bit of linguistic technique, but if you frame things in such a way that des
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by flamtap 10y ago
I thought the same thing, that there was some sort of image being displayed. Whcih had me really interested for a moment.
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by flamtap 10y ago
I can see this easily addressed by a TOS. Even the subtle ones like "clicking that button means you agree to [link to TOS]" covers it, no?
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by flamtap 10y ago
I also find it confusing. No need to be rude.
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by flamtap 10y ago
I love me a good honeypot.
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by flamtap 10y ago
You will never, ever look back.
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by flamtap 10y ago
Secretly, Google is just trying to make the best Pictionary player ever.
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by flamtap 10y ago
They're not hard to find. Many people just lease a new vehicle every four or five years.
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by flamtap 10y ago
Soon, I will be able to sound so snooty by saying "oh that? Yeah, it's a Monet pastiche of a picture I took."