jlund3

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by jlund3 8y ago
With a comparison of how hard or how long it takes to become proficient with a language, this article is pretty meaningless. From anecdotes I've heard from others about Rust and my own (limited) experience with the language, I suspect
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by jlund3 10y ago
While there are cases where privacy rights should kick in (your example of private phone calls is a good one), I cannot imagine how an on-duty and in uniform officer doing something in public (where there is no reasonable expectation of pri
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by jlund3 10y ago
Supposing all this is true, and you leave your phone/laptop at home, what stops the the border control agent from demanding that you log in to your email and social media accounts on a device they provide before allowing entry?
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by jlund3 12y ago
Obviously we were supposed to think that Java would be the biggest abuser of this construct. However, keep in mind that Java is severely under represented on GitHub compared to languages like PhP. Compare http://adambard.com&#x2F
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by jlund3 13y ago
From what I understand, many schools allow this with some required provisional courses to prove that you are competent with CS fundamentals. That said, you'll want a solid math background and you'll want to be at least decent at w
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by jlund3 13y ago
I've interned a big places like Google and at little start ups, and $15/hour is way too low for an intern.
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by jlund3 13y ago
I've had bad experiences with Toshiba refusing to honor warranties before. After hours on the phone it turned out that the reason they wouldn't help me is because they had recorded my date of birth as the date of purchase and vice