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    At least 300k.
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    by kanzure 13y ago

    Why is that whole thread full of rails people who don't know how to format code with markdown? What is going on here?
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    by kanzure 13y ago

    He means "by similar logic [to the post that I am replying to]". In other words, he is claiming that using the arguments from the post will lead to making that statement with the word "never". He himself probably doesn't believe "never".
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    by kanzure 13y ago

    I feel like someone could make a buck or two by offering a mail2forum gateway. That way, you can appease all the people complaining about how they want a phpbb-style forum (yes, I know phpbb was not first), and you can appease all the peopl
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    by kanzure 13y ago

    > How could you verify the code is actually theirs in just one hour You don't have to review the code inside of one hour. You can take as long as you want on that. The point was that when talking with them either on the phone, in person
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    > If you really knew the subject, you would have passed that exam. Developers pass those exams and still hate the process. What now?
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    > Most companies ask programmers to come in, solve some problems on the board, and then pay them a generous salary if they succeed at it. How is this in any way "broken"? For starters, because those "problems" are usually unrelated to w
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    by kanzure 13y ago

    You don't have to decide during that interview. You can take your time. Look at the candidates' source code on github, bitbucket, look at their mobile apps, disassemble them, take a look at how well they write software, etc.