hoodoof

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961.
by hoodoof 11y ago
Well not a bug really, but working out how to do something never done before, with many technical challenges, maybe six to eight weeks.
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Take my idea: SupportScore.com
1 points by hoodoof 11y ago|0 comments
963.
by hoodoof 11y ago
So is that point that we can't trust the Chinese government and by implication we can trust the U.S. and other governments?
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by hoodoof 11y ago
Could it be that there's so many open Perl jobs because there are no programmers to fill them?
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by hoodoof 11y ago
http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.... Python is 5th place after the three C's and one J.
966.
by hoodoof 11y ago
Your snark was somewhat incoherent. Can you be more clear? guessing from the cpan in your name you're a Perl person?
967.
by hoodoof 11y ago
Wow that is a surprise. No-one even seems to talk about perl anymore.
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by hoodoof 11y ago
http://www.simplyhired.com/search?q=python Showing 1-10 of 169,970 Python jobs http://www.simplyhired.com/search?q=ruby Showing 1-10 of 128,305 Ruby jobs http://www.simplyhired.com/search?q=
969.
by hoodoof 11y ago
It's better on a phone cause someone already configured it and further changes to the config go through their tightly controlled apps. Functionality is limited to what they expose. In 2015 Linux desktop (i.e. Ubuntu) is better than it
970.
Ask HN: First to market or testing, which do you choose?
1 points by hoodoof 11y ago|1 comments
971.
by hoodoof 11y ago
Does your cofounder read HN? You might find yourself reading this thread in court.... or your cofounder might turn up here to comment.
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by hoodoof 11y ago
You got rid of the guy the day after getting new paperwork in place? Man, you guys don't know how to play a subtle game.
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by hoodoof 11y ago
If your vesting agreement is as ironclad as you say then what the heck are we even talking about? Just finalise his paperwork according to the terms. Just because he says he doesn't want to accept that outcome means nothing if you ha
974.
by hoodoof 11y ago
Has it occurred to you that this person is actually entitled to hang on to their shares? You all made the choice to start the business together. You had the opportunity to work out ironclad provision for founders exiting. You all worked to
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by hoodoof 11y ago
I knew this is what you were referring to. That was a long time ago.
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by hoodoof 11y ago
That "hello world" project has now been incubated as an Apache Open Source Project. You can download and install Apache Hello World for Java Enterprise Edition on an enterprise scale (assuming of course that you have sufficient ba
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by hoodoof 11y ago
Sorry I challenge this notion. I don't believe anyone gets paid by the line of code. Even Java programmers.
978.
by hoodoof 11y ago
My point remains - "it's the Java way to make it hard".
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by hoodoof 11y ago
This is the start of the path to not using Java. And it's not so much about AWS quality of Java documentation. It's just about "why the heck does everything Java have to be so damn heavyweight and so damn hard". Everythi
980.
by hoodoof 11y ago
At best childish and stupid. At worst bullying and stalking. No-one should have spent even 10 seconds working on this.
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by hoodoof 11y ago
Weird, that's exactly what I was thinking.
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Ask HN: When am I allowed to use other company logos in my product?
1 points by hoodoof 11y ago|0 comments
983.
by hoodoof 11y ago
It's the old "OH you have a problem or a request with some open source project? Then how about YOU write the code/solve the problem! It's open source you know!" It's a canned response that people roll out whe
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by hoodoof 11y ago
I guess they are busy working out how to maximise their venture capital?
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by hoodoof 11y ago
Damn users!
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by hoodoof 11y ago
Github hasn't had much time yet to respond to the various recent gripes about unfixed stuff. You should first give them six months to get their act together. You're making a rod for your own back if you go to all the trouble of
987.
by hoodoof 11y ago
Also the call is often given away by the slight delay and sometimes music whilst their computer hands the outbound call to an operator. There's the signal to hang up.
988.
by hoodoof 11y ago
Telemarketers started off with blocked phone numbers, which I don't pick up anymore. Now that they reveal their numbers I immediately block that number on my phone after I hang up the call.
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by hoodoof 11y ago
Aren't telemarketers people who are just trying to get their bills paid? Seems like bullying behaviour to be unkind to them. A quick "no thanks" and hang up is enough.
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A question for developers, what are your tips for checking function params?
2 points by hoodoof 11y ago|1 comments

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