kevinw

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   by kevinw 14y ago

   I'm a bit confused why this article was written in a satirical (sarcastic?) style. It raises a lot of good points, but it would have been much more straightforward if it hadn't been written sarcastically. All of the points in the article co
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   by kevinw 14y ago

   While the "shit sandwich" tactic mentioned in this article is definitely a negative experience, I feel that in some cases it's better than coming out of the corner throwing full punches. If nothing else, it implies that one is at least tryi
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   by kevinw 14y ago

   I definitely agree with this sentiment. I work at a technology-focused software startup, and while we all have Google Plus accounts, it isn't a service that most of us use regularly. Given the fact that I've never even been "added to a circ
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   by kevinw 14y ago

   I agree completely. I remember that cheating in college (at least on a small scale -- e.g. copying homework in certain STEM classes with a "right" answer) was common and not viewed as risky behavior. I doubt that any of the people who cheat
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   Continuous Integration with Ruby on Rails on Engine Yard(engineyard.com)

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