gonick_daysbury

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by gonick_daysbury 17y ago
Are you suggesting that there's an obvious solution that the NYT is neglecting which would solve the problems that they - and every other newspaper - are facing? I'd love to hear it. I'm sure they would too.
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by gonick_daysbury 17y ago
Interesting article. I think prostitution should be legalized. But this website seems like it could fall afoul of the law since it is essentially taking a commission on illegal sexual transactions - not so different from what an escort serv
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by gonick_daysbury 17y ago
Getting a full-time job as a programmer after being away from that career for ?how long? may be a bigger problem than your age. HR doesn't seem to take kindly to that.
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by gonick_daysbury 17y ago
Depends on the area of the industry you're working in. I believe corporate IT departments are ironically more forgiving than the supposedly liberal startup scene, which tends to be younger and more suspicious of older workers, reflecting a
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by gonick_daysbury 17y ago
Pretty cool but your target audience - current or former drug users - is going to be a difficult one to monetize.
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by gonick_daysbury 17y ago
Well said, although I suspect you're preaching to the choir with this one. Another problem is, some people are just infuriating and make one lose one's sense of reason.
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by gonick_daysbury 17y ago
The argument being made is unclear. Is the author saying that Google App Engine should not support PHP because PHP is not a robust language? If so, that's not a very persuasive argument. More importantly, this is a very poor piece of writin
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by gonick_daysbury 17y ago
Google Code.