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by garfieldnate 10y ago
ditto
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by garfieldnate 10y ago
I remember my biology teacher's description of photosynthesis: "If you have a river of gold running through your backyard, you don't care how much of it you splash all over the place when you carry the buckets full back to yo
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by garfieldnate 10y ago
My questions: * Do you run the same diversity program in every country you have an office, so that, say, in Japan you try to hire Chinese and Brazilians? * Do you actually give points to someone over other candidates for filling a minority
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by garfieldnate 10y ago
Funny, his complaint about Ruby completely owning your app and the creators wanting it that way are the same that James Shore gives for Ember (also made by the Rails people) on TDJS.
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by garfieldnate 10y ago
I had trouble because the compiler errors were very hard to understand. If your code compiles then yeah, you can step through it. If your code does not compile and you don't understand what the problem is, then you're stuck. This
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by garfieldnate 11y ago
This is a great resource. As a junior developer I didn't have much experience or confidence in this area when interviewing for my current job. The big red flag for me should have been the way they answered my questions. "what is y
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by garfieldnate 11y ago
The title sums it up. Good ol' Perl text processing, plus awesome new list processing (will be useful for n-grams, etc.). My favorite is slide #85, though. Communication with other processes in Perl 5 is always a huge pain, and I can n
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by garfieldnate 11y ago
I live in Japan, and when I went to open a bank account there was a lot of paperwork, including this funny form that said they would notify the American government of my address and how much money I had. I felt pretty violated by it- as if
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by garfieldnate 11y ago
I would take that classical programs class in a heartbeat. That seems like something that could be organized online somewhere.
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by garfieldnate 11y ago
Funny, it gets Siri, which has to be katakana-ized specially, but it misses both ketu and ketsu. What kind of database are you using? This is a great idea, by the way.