jawngee

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by jawngee 19y ago
Amen.
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by jawngee 19y ago
Agree with comments re: Raskin's self importance over stated. That being said, he did bring my hero into the fold, the amazing Bill Atkinson. Atkinson is who inspired me to get into programming. Viva la hypercard!
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by jawngee 19y ago
Vegas wouldn't even give you odds on him finishing it.
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by jawngee 19y ago
I'm searching for the /sarcasm tag. Please tell me it's there somewhere.
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Java crybabies(griddlenoise.blogspot.com)
2 points by jawngee 19y ago|0 comments
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by jawngee 19y ago
I'm so sick and tired of reading about this shit - pardon my french. D-Zone has been plagued with the most pathetic whining I've seen on blogs for a long time. STFU already, it's going to be coming. Soon. PS. Isn't this Sun's responsibili
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CTO vs. VP/Engineering(alwayson.goingon.com)
8 points by jawngee 19y ago|3 comments
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by jawngee 19y ago
I wrote this as a response, but it's awaiting moderation: I think this article is pretty irresponsible. Your making some weak excuses for Ruby's poor performance that, frankly, speaks more about your laziness as a developer than it does abo
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by jawngee 19y ago
Hilarious. Hiring developers for a startup is hard though. Here's a tip for those of you hiring developers for an application developed in PHP: - Don't hire PHP developers. The first four months of our startup's life we kept wondering why
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by jawngee 19y ago
You're comparing a framework to a language. Rails vs Django vs Cake vs CodeIgniter vs .... As someone who just went through this selection process for a large scale production site... Rails. Rapid development, deployment. Serious effort t
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by jawngee 19y ago
200k for 50%? That's crazy. The professor was right on so many levels. That 200K wouldn't last three to four months. Rent, salaries, hardware, etc. That said, the professor was slightly insulting, but I don't think his position was wro