ighost

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by ighost 17y ago
Agreed. Not only that, but a literal epicenter isn't even necessarily underground. Any geologists care to chime in on this one?
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by ighost 17y ago
> CS degrees are irrelevant for most of the good jobs. This is only true if you already have significant experience.
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by ighost 17y ago
He makes a few decent points, but it really doesn't seem like he understands nerds or complex social interactions between different personality types very well.
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by ighost 17y ago
Nope, that's why I'm doing one right after graduating college. That's before getting a day job, so I won't have to give one up.
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by ighost 17y ago
Honestly, I thought everyone knew HTML already.
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by ighost 18y ago
You probably don't even need to check. If it's a compiler, chances are it won't be IO bound.
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by ighost 18y ago
But a lot of people use $ syntax.
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by ighost 18y ago
brilliant.
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by ighost 18y ago
I thought grails used groovy, a jvm language (but not java)...
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by ighost 18y ago
#python, #ruby-lang, #ruby, #postgresql, #c, #php, #rubyonrails, and #haskell, all on freenode. If I used Django I'm sure I'd be in #django too.
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by ighost 18y ago
The assumption the writers of the Django docs might be making is that you're coming from a web dev background already (e.g. recovering PHP4 or ASP user), and you're ready to dive into what makes Django different.
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by ighost 18y ago
I love TextMate for PHP projects because of command-t and snippets, but the syntax highlighting and indentation is a bit off sometimes.
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by ighost 18y ago
magnum opus?