julsonl

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by julsonl 16y ago
Probably jumping for joy, as any star wars/trek fan should.
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by julsonl 16y ago
Yeah. I sort of took a quick glance at your past comments and found that, just forgot to update. That sounds like an awesome job! I just hope you don't get to pass around the Horn of Africa that much ( knocks on wood ).
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by julsonl 16y ago
Oh I didn't know that was the case. I grew up and graduated in the Philippines with a Computer Science degree, but didn't manage to experience work there. Most of my friends work in HP, Canon and other multi-nationals, and entry-level work
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by julsonl 16y ago
Oh my. This resonates with nearly everything I'm experiencing after migrating to the US 2 years ago. I grew up in a city where most of my friends live within a 1-mile radius around my house. Those friends are still there after all these yea
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by julsonl 16y ago
my dad used the excuse of breaking the computer to not let me mess around with them when I was a kid. That probably set me back from programming around 7 years or so, now that I think about it.
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by julsonl 17y ago
I find it strange to be hiring a 5-year LAMP veteran as an intern. hmmm.
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by julsonl 17y ago
The Principles of Biomedical Informatics looks interesting. Can I have it?
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by julsonl 17y ago
I'm also intending of following down this path. There are so much things that I want to learn that I neglected to do when I had copious amounts of free time ( hint university). I would also like to know how you're handling this.
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by julsonl 17y ago
Nice find. Their ethernet shield is cheaper too. (I need to fight the urge to buy more shields...).
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by julsonl 17y ago
Wasted my entire morning. Still contemplating on getting at least an Arduino Starter Kit...
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by julsonl 17y ago
Programming a library for interfacing GWT and MongoDB
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by julsonl 17y ago
I guess I was not alone...
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by julsonl 17y ago
I hope this will be my chance to get my first Arduino. Cool!
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by julsonl 17y ago
Cool. I've always wanted a programming mentor. I work in a really small software company in which I find a lack of standardized software practices. Not that it is bad, but I would love to discover the other side of the spectrum through a me
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by julsonl 17y ago
I found Skiena's: http://www.amazon.com/Algorithm-Design-Manual-Steve-Skiena/d... to be much more readable, but Cormen's is still considered THE bible algorithms anyway.
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by julsonl 17y ago
Competence has to begin from something. Even the best hackers wrote ugly, buggy code when they were young. You gain competence by improving from your mistakes, but how can you improve if you don't recognize that your previous code was crap?
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by julsonl 17y ago
I love tip number 6. I get that overwhelming sense of guilt for not being able to finish a book.
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by julsonl 17y ago
At least you had the drive, In my case I never knew what I truly wanted until a year ago. I kind of slacked all the way through college, thinking I was just going to be another cog in the wheel when I graduate. I felt that I wasted too much
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by julsonl 17y ago
Not only this, they often ask you to hunt them a brand-new laptop with 6 gigs of ram, 17" screen, a high-speed quad core cpu (basically the works) for all around $400. I'm exaggerating a bit, but this happens a lot often than I would like.
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by julsonl 17y ago
oh. then I apologize for the reply if that was the original intention. Haha.
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by julsonl 17y ago
Wow, way to be hostile. These two were raising valid points in which I agree with. The article really does seem to have an attitude to it. He could have raised his point with implying almost every time that "my company is better than everyb
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by julsonl 17y ago
The ribbon took a while to get used to when using Word 2007 for the first time. It involved a lot of Googling in finding most of the functionality that I wanted (I still do right now). I learned to appreciate the ribbon especially in reduci
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by julsonl 17y ago
My college uses the edu.ph domain. So I can't register too.
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by julsonl 17y ago
You sir, just showed me a buffet. Gotta start devouring these.
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by julsonl 17y ago
It does not mean that every challenge that you take on must be of some use to other people. You're forgetting the fun aspect of doing such things. The same would be said to those who create their own graphics engines, compilers, and heck, e
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by julsonl 17y ago
In that case, definition 4 should fit the bill. Reading the changelog gives a "false representation" on the complexity of the project.
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by julsonl 17y ago
This is indeed interesting and amusing. Thanks.
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by julsonl 17y ago
One step closer into the world of Harry Potter. Well, almost
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by julsonl 17y ago
The articles posted here are always interesting and of good quality. The comments are well-mannered without a bunch of idiots ruining the posts (most of the time anyway).