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by hnrodey 9y ago
What are some of the prereq's to be prepared to be successful with completing this degree? Asking as someone who graduated with a CS degree from almost ten years ago (wow, time flies). I've been programming/development pretty
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by hnrodey 10y ago
Sounds a lot like the "decentralized command" leadership principle. https://www.amazon.com/Extreme-Ownership-U-S-Navy-SEALs/dp/1...
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by hnrodey 10y ago
Mine was a little less than that (I stayed within the US but moved several states away). However my "relocation package" ended up as a signing bonus so it was fully distributed to me and taxed but the upside is that I could use th
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by hnrodey 10y ago
I wasn't aware of the enhancement in VS2015. I'll definitely look at that functionality. VS2015 has made up a lot of ground for what R# lacked but the static analysis still isn't there. You have to learn what errors/note
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by hnrodey 10y ago
IMO The ecosystem of tools on Windows for C#/.NET is what makes it special stack. Resharper and LinqPad are two notable tools that I consider vital to my everyday workflow that just simply don't exist for macOS. At home I use macO
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by hnrodey 10y ago
"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by carelessness."
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by hnrodey 10y ago
There is an app Xpire that should do what you're looking for. I have it for iOS.
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by hnrodey 11y ago
Certainly there are exceptions to what I said - there's always an exception. But I think the picture painted in your comment is the exception, not the rule.
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by hnrodey 11y ago
"on time" is a relative term. Assuming you show up, work your time, make your meetings and commitments and be a reasonably accountable person - no one will care what time you start the day whether it is 5am or 10am.
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by hnrodey 11y ago
SSMS isn't "good enough"? No offense but I think that is hogwash. SSMS is a fantastic tool and blows away anything I've used in the past. Short of refactoring support (which would be great), I SSMS is a tremendous tool.
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by hnrodey 11y ago
I see this tool most useful for people who need to interact with multiple types of databases on the regular. If you only using SQL Server, SSMS is probably the best tool for that. But if you have to use SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, etc. throu
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by hnrodey 11y ago
> The league made the point of saying the games will be free and that viewers do not have to be registered Twitter users. http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/15138355/twitter-wins-digi...
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by hnrodey 11y ago
Once merged, the history of your feature branch becomes part of the history of the integration branch. Sounds like you're using GitHub (Enterprise) or something similar where the pull request view shows you all of the changes in a &quo
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by hnrodey 11y ago
Genuinely curious, why the love for the `git rebase -i`? I find it much easier and more intuitive to squash a set of linear commits on a branch using `git reset --soft HEAD~n` where n is the number of commits to go back and "undo"
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by hnrodey 11y ago
I think there's still a market for landlines although $10/month sounds like a high price point for such a feature. Having a stationary phone is important when you start having kids and they are old enough to know how to use it. Th
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by hnrodey 11y ago
I don't believe that to be their strategy at all. It's a small company with a few devs who don't want to waste their time on junior/mid-level candidates. It's a prescreening process on both sides (me and the employe
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by hnrodey 11y ago
I'm going through the interview process this week at two different companies. One of the companies I found through an ad on Stack Overflow whereby they publish two programming "exercises/puzzles" with the opportunity to
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by hnrodey 11y ago
Non pay wall: http://www.bostonglobe.com/business/2015/12/17/gillette-sues...