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I would say an ability to develop a UI while following a shop's preferred style guideline. I would say a mastery of CSS3+HTML is necessary, advanced JS related to DOM manipulation is also welcome. Familiarity with CSS preprocessors wou
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I believe Rails can be as modular and stripped down ?
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And what's the best out there ?
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Hi can you tell us more ?
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Normal people would do that. Hell there are even sites that have whitelists of sites that you should support.
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That has nothing to do with what i have said.
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First of all I do not watch TV. I assume that's why netflix is so popular. Please pardon me i am not sure if it has an ads in it or not but i assumed since it's a content on demand it does not. Also simply blocking something beca
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This is sad day for content creators. If the site is full of ads you are not comfortable to view do NOT VISIT such sites again. It's stealing, it's manipulating the statistics. We can't get good content because corporations t
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Run from such a company. You are just an asset to them that has to obey. You are not doing a nuclear research and there's not a reason for them to force you.
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By good i read between your lines "cheap". Use cheap for early testing, prototyping. Use AWS,Azure,Heroku for production. Simple as that.
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Well the language has just got stable only recently so it's only natural any real world projects were not that eager to adopt it. Another thing is that a compiler has to be yet optimized as the performance is not that great compared to
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Will it ? I do not think so. The man has always managed to create a lot of unnecessary jobs. Take a look at almost any management positions. I am not saying they are not important...what i am saying is that most of the jobs that require a m
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People are really awesome ! :-) If all of us would be like you the world would be a better place.
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Yes i have been generalizing I admit to that crime. It's a fact that 1% of the best of the best from a country like India that has so huge population will disrupt the local economics. That and the fact that the others not that gifted w
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Wow. Where are you located ? Also 160k+ does not seem to be that big.
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"Oh cmon...because there's so many of them and most of them are not that good." translating : There are more indian immigrants than the other nationalities.
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Just wondering. WHat technology stack did you use for your app ? Is it a swift only app ?
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How do i know that the compiler that compiled my software was/is secure ? Will I ever find out ?
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I was obviously exaggerating about it. Sites like nationmaster shows 82% and that's from 2007. And yes they do exist but selling a software to customer is very hard in china. I am talking about direct B2C model...eg you sell a photosho
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Have you tried to do business in China when it comes to software and services ? Not only are these Chinese software giants backed by government but you have to comply with numerous rules and let government to stick its dirty fingers to your
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BC degree is a bullshit you can literally buy it in many countries. By buying i mean you pay for tuition and you visit the school for 2 years and then you get a degree. But not only is that very expensive for most of the people in post-sovi
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China (including special areas Macau, Hong Kong) should learn to respect an intellectual property. In countries where there is 98% piracy it's impossible to start a purely software company. So why are they learning to code ? To be a pe
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You should have bought a goddamn lumia. That thing beats android in every way. + i agree with what u said about iphone. Same experience.
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I partly agree with what you have said. Persistence is important, there will be always some boring stuff to learn and repetitive tasks to do. We all have to deal with it. What would be your advice to a person that skipped college due to fin
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BTW i loved your honest CV. No exaggerating.
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He did use JS to just populate the HTML :-)
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Sorry but this is a korean company. They work differently than the americans, europeans or japanese. They are evolving...SK gov is supporting small and medium businesses but it still will take some time to happen.
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You say some C knowledge required when we are talking about a complicated UNIX kernel. right..."some"knowledge is really required...
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