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by krob 12y ago
PHP, Javascript(does angularjs count?), Markup(html, css)
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by krob 12y ago
Abysmal live spans? Do you forget how savage human history is? Humans are more likely to be killed by each other than by their food source. Do you know as fact that humans when they died did so from malnourishment? It's very possibly m
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by krob 12y ago
I don't appreciate the fact that heroku is actively not supporting php. A language which is by far the most widely used language on the net, which has matured in many different dimensions, and they've yet to provide support out of
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What task / ticket management system do you use?
1 points by krob 12y ago|2 comments
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by krob 12y ago
Yup, eliminate the soda, cake-like-bread, and condiments at the table and watch the body fat evaporate.
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by krob 12y ago
It's nice that this article claims everyone who makes an api should provide a client. But what happens when it uses hypermedia restful constraints? I think that any company which is able to provide multiple implementations for their AP
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by krob 12y ago
This is the way I'd prefer to use gitlab. KVM/Vmware/openvz instances are the way to go. I think they also have an amazon instance.
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by krob 12y ago
At my work, we aren't using gitlab, but looked into it for our own hosted git and it's pretty nice, considering you can do properly managed repos. We do currently use phabricator though for source-code review, which is pretty nice
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Why Smart Executives Fail: And What You Can Learn from Their Mistakes
1 points by krob 12y ago|0 comments
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by krob 13y ago
His article didn't even mention this one, one of the largest in the country, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diamond_Valley_Lake
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by krob 13y ago
I see it this way, the better the company you work for, the more responsibility they will generally have towards feeling you need to stay up on education and possibly provide opportunities for you to stay educated in the field you're p
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by krob 13y ago
Very interesting, makes you wonder how much longer before this kind of world starts to majorly influence american culture & laws. Much of what we do in the united states is also replicated directly across the pond in the Europe. But the
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by krob 13y ago
I love angularjs, way more consistent api, it actually does what you expect.
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by krob 13y ago
the reason it didn't work is you were not using ASCI values. HTML even though it supports multi-byte strings, the constructs which power the html spec do not support multi-byte strings. Also smart-quotes are note part of that spec and
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by krob 13y ago
you could always use gitlabs or phabricator and you get much of what you just said is a PITA.
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by krob 13y ago
Well, to be honest. I think it's all about the guilt trip. Guilt-tripping people usually has this way of making them obligated to do stuff, atleast for me. So guilt-trip the hell out of your mom & dad. Let them know that they won&#
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by krob 13y ago
What world do you want to chain yourself to for the next several years? Do you have any immediate requirements to be on the MS platform? is linux or unix fine? Do your requirements concern high concurrency? Do your requirements concern scie
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by krob 13y ago
I think that programming in highschool should be left to R.O.P (Regional Occupational Program) courses. The people who teach them are usually much more modern than the teachers who teach english / math in the H.S. courses.
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What would happen if Google up and bought Palantir? Just Cause.
1 points by krob 13y ago|0 comments
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by krob 13y ago
That's because Cobol programmers probably make an order of magnitude greater income than on this chart. The only people who still write Cobol from my understanding are people who continuously update banking mainframe software. Governme
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by krob 13y ago
I guess I should drop php and switch to ruby & js exclusively eh?
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by krob 13y ago
This quote rings true, "But anybody claiming to have loyalty to “The Team” is engaging in office politics."
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by krob 13y ago
I call B.S. No way they are removing json_encode/json_decode from php. That would essentially be removing an extremely high-volume method from the php stack.
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by krob 13y ago
This always happens when large companies assert more control in the form of analytic analysis on the productivity of virtually everything. When you are building a pipeline which must be efficient, analytic analysis / statistical analys
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by krob 13y ago
Wow, this implies that he's smarter than he behaves in the parts he plays. We need more of this in the media. More people generally need to be "REAL" and let the younger generation know they should strive to be better for not
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by krob 13y ago
does that mean these are all the current federal laws?..
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by krob 13y ago
You're Fired!!! LOL j/k
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by krob 13y ago
Porn is legal. You are thinking more of any attempt to make porn non-censored and relaxing regulatory restrictions on the distribution of porn. Yes, feminists & the religious "right" will raise hell because they're the pr
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by krob 13y ago
This is the beginning of the plot of the movie Strange Days. Essentially the ability to record the thoughts of people during extremely intimate periods of their lives. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114558/ It only
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by krob 13y ago
for a while, I remember when ESRI was constantly hiring new people. The problem is, it's in redlands, and redlands in way the heck out side of L.A.C. or O.C.

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