killertypo

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by killertypo 12y ago
Robert Half (for corporate) We're looking for a front end developer that has SharePoint expertise, strong understanding of HTML5/JavaScript/CSS3, and has worked on global enterprise level websites. We specialize in C# develop
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by killertypo 12y ago
seemingly way too easy.
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by killertypo 12y ago
I have no reason to not believe this, but I also have no reason to believe this. It does not sound too far fetched though.
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by killertypo 12y ago
Programming is beautiful and interesting and filled with creative folks who want to express themselves. That's what I see in programming. Should every creative and expressive person be on a team writing code, hell no - we've seen
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by killertypo 12y ago
exactly my thoughts
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by killertypo 12y ago
It's telling that a large % come with a bachelors degree, or that 6% had an associates and an additional 11% with a masters. Adding that up you have 6% Associates + 65% Bach + 11% Masters Or a total of 77% with degrees and an 88% pass-
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by killertypo 13y ago
I dropped Eclipse a long time ago in favor of other IDEs. I like Eclipse a lot, it was my IDE of choice. I just got tired of all the plugins, the general sluggishness I felt using it, the oddities with it when it came to Maven support (so
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by killertypo 13y ago
grandpa has HD, dad has HD, and likely I will as well. Maybe someday we won't have to worry about this disease :(...
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by killertypo 13y ago
Lots of people have lots of great ideas and it's hard to build them all to a satisfying state. Just look at some of the greatest artists and inventors of history (Davinci comes to mind). So many inventions / paintings...etc star
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by killertypo 13y ago
Everything about this website makes me happy and I read it regularly.
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by killertypo 13y ago
so new language built by mega corp on top of debated language hasn't garnered enough trust and buy-in to facilitate mainstream use? Seems fair - I do like the static typing of hack though. Weak typing has its place but it can become a
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by killertypo 13y ago
just a bit of a nitpick, but your getting started page uses the word "performant" http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/38945/what-is-wro... the debate around the word just leaves a bad taste in my
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by killertypo 13y ago
"128" or even "64" is more my cup of tea :)
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by killertypo 13y ago
after my stomach surgery I had to go on a sugar free diet and experienced much of the same. Those alcohol sugars can really give you a fierce and violent colon cleansing.
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by killertypo 13y ago
more than that, it's a great way to identify who is sharing your data.
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by killertypo 13y ago
I truly appreciate the open-source typography as it makes it reaaaaly easy to put fonts into my games. I do not have to design them myself or rely on unscalable image fonts. :\
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by killertypo 13y ago
Something to the effect of that - unfortunately when they extended the offer I was away at a conference and I had to do it over the phone in a loud hall. I was very unhappy with how the entire exchange went, but overall I am glad I did not
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by killertypo 13y ago
> one of our interviewers felt threatened by you because you're more knowledgeable so he veto'd you I interviewed at a place and turned them down (located in SF) for this very reason. I could immediately tell that one of the o
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by killertypo 13y ago
what's funny, i saw the lack of strict and thought...hrmm, well without that we'll see what happens here.
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by killertypo 13y ago
as a fellow perl'er (but not knowing it like the back of my hand) and having to learn through hardship and failure and obscenely old tutorials, what key pionts here can you point out that are absolute no-no's and should be avoided
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by killertypo 13y ago
confused, but according to the chart it was only for a bit and then dipped back down. Though I am definitely interested in golang and would love to find a good reason to write some production code for work in it.
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by killertypo 13y ago
ugh another project that required I download all of Node.js just to use... Note - if you are going to write a nifty little utility for use on the side, don't require all of an entire packaging framework like Node.js to run it. Hey guys
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by killertypo 13y ago
> I think programming is easy. When I sit down to code something, it feels deterministic, and everything falls into place this is something i've always felt and was always confused by when I saw others coding. Nothing was ever &quo
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by killertypo 13y ago
change conversations to meetings and you've got yourself a huge win.
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by killertypo 13y ago
strong ideas that are held weakly! I try my hardest to cultivate a mindset that allows people to speak freely and express their ideas and also drop said ideas when a clearly better idea arises. Every idea brought to the table should have a
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by killertypo 13y ago
I read all my comics on my tablet device. it is the perfect size screen / interface. I have the same marvel/dc app on my iphone and it's not the same experience. It tries to be, but the real estate makes it impossible to e
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by killertypo 13y ago
Without seeing examples of what they consider "fucking done" and "elegant" it's kind of a moot argument. Maybe they're already writing decent code, or maybe their working on short term projects that just need
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by killertypo 13y ago
During a server migration for our web based file sharing system our lead engineer (at the time) forgot to ensure that all cron jobs (for cleaning up files and sending out automated emails) had been turned back on. Queue me 7mos later review
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by killertypo 13y ago
DDG is a meta engine, it uses a multitude of search providers.
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by killertypo 13y ago
i have a day job and i'm not going to drop everything for the chance i won't make any money at all... told-you-so factor or not.

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