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by igrekel 17y ago
Hem... at one point you will need to search for more specific things. "package management for go programming language" or "XML parser go programming language" probably won't be so useful, and it is sure cumbersome to type.
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by igrekel 17y ago
I am much more interested in the upcoming post. Even tough I have not used the products mentioned. I have seen that RDBMSes can be configured and optimized but usually it costs time or money plus it can get quite complex. This complexity w
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by igrekel 17y ago
One of the great things about him is that is work was very readable, even enjoyable even if parts of it are dated.
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by igrekel 17y ago
This time of the year is extremely busy for me but I'd try to join.
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by igrekel 17y ago
It will not solve your problems. It will give you experience with the act itself but not with the process of "getting there" since the deal is already set and the outcome already known. What you would learn from the experience will be just
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by igrekel 17y ago
I'm going to have to complain about the absence of Smalltalk on this list. But for the sake of my reputation, I am not going to complain about the fact that VB is not in the list.
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by igrekel 17y ago
This is a common cliche but I am not too sure there is really a correlation, just think of - Civilizations - The Sims - Snood (Not talked about much but used to be installed to many many computers, I would suspect it means revenues) - World
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by igrekel 17y ago
I meant conduit, thanks for pointing out
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by igrekel 17y ago
That is really when you are small enough that you can't afford controls and verification to ensure real security. The point is not about the employer exploiting financial distress but that the employer can know what your current revenues ar
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by igrekel 17y ago
mmh... something is wrong tough. I always thought of a unix pipe as a conduct. The word "pipe" in french is correct for the smoking item (and also to describe a sexual act) but it does not refer to a conduct. The conduct you call a pipe in
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by igrekel 17y ago
Or maybe just that people are more careful, don't go to work or school when they feel sick etc. Or something else. Or I'd at least wait till the end of the year to make statements like that, but then again my job is not to get people's atte
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by igrekel 17y ago
Over the years, I had several requests for my approval to check if I have a criminal record, but I don't remember any about my credit report. Plus a potential employer could use the information from the credit report in salary negotiation.
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by igrekel 17y ago
Actually, if I remember correctly Bell was not own by the government, Telus was. Over time Bell as sold and bought different telephone services from or to the provincial governments. It was however granted a monopoly by the government on l
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by igrekel 17y ago
I can find no link or detail or reference to what exactly is the CRTC's decision. From a few mentions in the text, I suspect it is related to making broadband internet access an essential service that should be available to all canadians. R
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by igrekel 17y ago
The idea is more you have the application "naked" without styling and the designer builds the css to style the application. If changes are needed to the html, the designer can ask the developer.
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by igrekel 17y ago
I wouldn't base that large an expense on something like the cooking problem. I just try to plan better, improvise, have someone cooking for me or just eat out (not these days tough). The problem exists even if you have a car but live out of
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by igrekel 17y ago
My personal uneasiness with certifications is partly due to the fact that so many people in IT organizations were fired without credentials. There are technical or college or even graduate degrees in subject related to what needs to be done
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by igrekel 17y ago
Actually from my experience with offshore companies, they often provide more certified developers and architects and they use this number or ration as a selling point. Sadly I cannot point to any source or statistic to support this.
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by igrekel 17y ago
Seaside is really made for Web Applications, in that sense it focusses more on giving you good and easy tools to build components, maintain state complex navigation and interaction. You don't get templates in the sense of XHTML produced by
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by igrekel 17y ago
It seems to address several of the issues people may have when starting to work with seaside such as deployment. I find it is weak on persistency and it doesn't seem to talk much about using an SQL database. But then again, it's not bad to
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by igrekel 17y ago
Very very nice, it seems to offer more capabilities than using the javascript canvas facilities (dashed or dotted lines for example) plus the fact that the graphic elements are in a DOM structure makes it easier to update existing graphics
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by igrekel 17y ago
I these are all mundane things, are geeks supposed to so much without ambition that there is nothing truly grand or life changing on the list?
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by igrekel 17y ago
Almost the same here, I always found it difficult to do what I wanted with these frameworks. I ended writing my own custom javascript graphing code. I realized it is not that hard to do, you can get nice graphs out quickly without too much
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by igrekel 17y ago
I think there are more abstractions available compared to java. That means there are possibly more things to understand before you can know how a piece of code will exactly get to be executed. Now, having more abstractions also mean the cod
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by igrekel 17y ago
Sadly that applies to a lot of the general population, I would say it even apply to several people having a degree or working in fields related to computer science.
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by igrekel 17y ago
If the software is anything like what they provide with printers and digital cameras, it's probably not in the same league as an (eventual or possible) Apple product.
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by igrekel 17y ago
I disagree, you can know quite a bit of lisp and still be caught. There usually not a lot of development time to rework an application from one distro to the next. Also very rarely you'll need a package that is only available on another dis
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by igrekel 17y ago
I don't really like this analogy because you can more easily shared piece of useful software across Linux distributions than you can across lisp implementations. True that the differences are limited to things outside the specs, but somehow
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by igrekel 17y ago
Not sure if I should share this, but here it goes. One nice trick I used a lot when in college is that some postscript network printers would print raw postscript sent to them on a specific port (which I can't remember sorry). This allowed
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by igrekel 17y ago
Anyone has real details on how they actually date the origin of the presence of DNA sequences? I sure have my own uneducated guesses but I'd be curious to know. Or even better find a reference to the explanation.

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