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by jister 17y ago
For the geeks and alike, it's a matter of choice. And, for those who are not technical, yes they surely need it if they want to go up the ladder. This means aiming for a managerial level position -- better pay.
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by jister 17y ago
It is because in the US, it seems that people don't have enough time to do all the things they want to do in a day. Most of them eat, drink, put their make, etc etc on the way to work. This is just an observation though. Relax anyone?
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by jister 17y ago
I don't know. I didn't find the article interesting. I mean copyright, comments and what not on files...? Come on! These templates are written for a reason. Some companies DO write templates to make their files "standard". This is nothing n
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An odd job description(owenge.blogspot.com)
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There are other countries which are good resources of competent developers but not as popular with the two countries mentioned. One example is Philippines. Philippines is an English speaking country and have excellent developers. Sadly, a l
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by jister 17y ago
No problem and nothing personal. I just don't like the tone of the first line but hey, that is just me. :)
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by jister 17y ago
Yes I do understand your point. I guess what I am trying to say is: you don't have the right to call other people lives "Mediocre".
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by jister 17y ago
>> it is our responsibility to live to our full potential - leading to some "extra capacity" Exactly my point. Living life to their full potential depends on every person. It might be that the "extra capacity" other people do doesn'
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by jister 17y ago
"Mediocre Life" is relative and you don't have the right to judge the lives of other people. If they are happy with their life then let them be.
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by jister 17y ago
As an XP user, I don't really care about those "features" or whatever I am missing. I am just happy to be able to surf the internet using IE6 and use MS Office for my everyday work. I occasionally play games on FaceBook and use Twitter to t
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by jister 17y ago
only a chosen few OS projects have good documentation so I would say that this is nothing new.
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by jister 17y ago
This is exactly the first thing that comes to my mind when I read about "indexing" in the article.
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by jister 17y ago
I would say it depends on what you're asking help for. If you turn to your network of friends asking them how to do your job then that that's a different story. To IM your friends is one thing and to open Twitter and Facebook is another. So
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by jister 17y ago
She knows her craft well that's for sure! And I'm glad that she knows when to say NO.
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by jister 17y ago
if ("Windows" == "controversial") views > more
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by jister 17y ago
I got down voted if I found this funny?
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by jister 17y ago
That is funny, indeed!
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by jister 17y ago
From what I noticed so far, Python is not hot in the market. Java, .Net and PHP still dominates the market. Again, this is just my observation though.
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by jister 17y ago
"Doing what you do... hell hire 25 testers for every component; just don't kill anyone. I think I miss this one but how did you know he needed 25 testers for every component?
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I think the best way is to have a specification coming from the customer indicating their needs and expectation. Any feature that's not mentioned in the document cannot be considered a "bug". Based from this specification, testers/QA can no
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by jister 17y ago
I like the "gentle" word in the title. Makes it less intimidating, well at least for me.
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by jister 17y ago
Just out of curiosity but how do you know this? EDIT: I am not being sarcastic or anything.
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by jister 17y ago
Starting at 8 years old I used to attend classes that starts at 7:15 am and ends at 4:15 pm. Both my parents are working full time. Maybe in other parts of the world this is something horrible but in some countries this is our way of life.
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by jister 17y ago
Thank you! :) But our apps work on other browsers as well...:P
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by jister 17y ago
Having a "coding standard" is always a good practice especially when you have a team of developers.
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by jister 17y ago
Like it! Great tool for testing UI and scrollbars.
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by jister 17y ago
That is what I would like to know too.
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by jister 17y ago
No I don't but titles like this are common these days. It would have read the whole article if it has a different title.
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by jister 17y ago
Yes I didn't read past the title because the title itself is a turn off to me.
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by jister 17y ago
Django fails, Ruby fails, Java is dead...what's next? sigh

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