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jorgeleo
13y ago
I am in my 40s, and this is my experience: I work as an independent contractor, and my pay has gone up I still code every day, but my understanding of what is important has changed a lot. I care much more about the solution as a whole than
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13y ago
Awesome work in so many ways. Congratulations!
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Not at all. It is more black and white, where most people falls in one shade of gray or another, and there is a 50-50 mix too. A detailed Myers-Briggs test will give you what percent are you on. See http://en.wikipedia.org/w
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13y ago
"it's always a very social, well spoken and trimmed young man in his late twenties" This does not means extrovert. The real question is, after being social and well spoken, does he feels exhausted and ready for a nap?, or doe
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13y ago
I like the fact that this blog talks about the elephant in the room It really does not matter what methodology, or tools you will use, if at the end it does not pass the user acceptance test So why consider it a failure if you have users te
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13y ago
I found funny that she said "But it doesn't mean anything" when lots of artist now days make a career out of using FFT in Autotune... Did I say that out loud?
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13y ago
Still coming out the wire assigned to the church address, and that what the ip will be traced to, hence authorized by the church; as in "the church agreed to have this hot spot here"
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Here is the kicker... the rep over the phone told me that his suggestion was for us to disconnect the hot spot after the tech leaves. But I had read the service contract before calling, and it say that we are obligated to follow all Comcast
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Last week we try to install comcast business in our church. They would not give us a wireless router unless we accepted her installation of a publics hot spot too. This is against the church policy because it will allow someone watching por
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13y ago
From my personal experience, the article nails it "It’s common now for me to get involved in a project that seems to have no adult supervision". But my bigger problem is that the youth of today seem to have a much bigger ego than
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13y ago
When you build a skyscraper you don't need to design ever brick, but that is the wrong analogy. You do need to understand the properties of the different bricks so you pick the right ones, and use them properly, otherwise the building
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13y ago
"Users don't care whether you use J2EE, Cobol, or a pair of magic rocks. They want their credit card authorization to process correctly and their inventory reports to print. You help them discover what they really need and jointly
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13y ago
AWESOME advice, thank you
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13y ago
Except that I said I am. I post one answer to all the posts
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13y ago
I post one answer to all the posts
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13y ago
I am going to answer here so I address everyone from one single place (some sort of DRY for answers) Web development has not become the equivalent of software development. There are multiple other areas, Web development is currently a good
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13y ago
"The project certainly hasn’t given me a comprehensive understanding of software development, but it has laid a broad foundation for me to jump off of" No it has not, and no it has not. Don't get me wrong A+ for the effort...
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13y ago
This infographic has such slanted view of the development world. There is web developers and designers, SENIOR web developers and designers... and then everybody else. As if the only purpose of software development were html pages. As impor
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13y ago
I read the list of comments and I find disappointing too see people saying things like "he talk simple stuff", or "this is too basic, I got nothing out of it" I love those talks, and every once in a while I watch them ag
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13y ago
Steve Jobs is turning in his thumb... you just suggested the p word
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13y ago
from the manual: "2. CPU 2.1 OVERVIEW OF CPU FEATURES The CPUs of DMG and CGB are ICs customized for DMG/CGB use, and have the following features. CPU Features Central to the 8-bit CPU are the following features, including an I
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If the numbers are true (which I doubt), then the majority is on their 20s... well, that explains a few things.
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13y ago
if "computer science is a science of abstraction — creating the right model for thinking about a problem and devising the appropriate mechanizable techniques to solve it" then language is of no importance
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13y ago
I think that the article is misleading. The question is not "Who these pesky hackers think they are that they can dismiss social niceties, establish law, and office smoothness". This misleads because it assumes that normal people
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13y ago
It only means that you haven't face a project that requires a CS education (compiler design, statistical analysis, etc.)
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13y ago
What you are saying is like claiming - "I know how to drive all kinds of cars, and I can do whatever trip I want" - Me: "Airplanes are important, is a different level" - "But knowing what car to drive for what trip has big business value"
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13y ago
Software development is not about mastering a set of tools, the same way that mastering x ray machines, a scanner, and an echografy does not makes you a doctor. It does makes you a great technician. There are more abstract concepts, as well
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TLDR: Is it reasonable to expect mere morals to have mastery over every facet of the development stack? No it is too much for mere mortals My Answer: Is it reasonable to expect mere morals to have mastery over every facet of the development
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I look at start 8 too... I choose start is back because it uses as much of the ms api that are already installed, so is the one that produces the closest start button... now they even have a xp mode with the cascade menu... I missed that, I
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13y ago
Police have to return material.. <sarcasm>aaawwwwww</sarcasm>
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