kthxbye

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by kthxbye 16y ago
You need to turn on extended globbing for #3 (shopt -s extglob).
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by kthxbye 16y ago
Assembly has been largely replaced by higher level programming languages. And since SQL is a fourth generation declarative language, I really don't see how it could go the same way as assembly by being replaced with imperative programming.
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by kthxbye 16y ago
Also from my experience there seems to a culture of negative motivation going on around engineers/programmers. I've seen a lot of it in open source projects and amongst engineers both professionally and in education. People berate and punis
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by kthxbye 16y ago
I don't see how being self-driven, independent and generally more self-reliant makes you more suitable for employment. Why would such a person want to be an employee?
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by kthxbye 16y ago
Well yeah, and this is true for every field/profession right? It's weird how this "new" field of information technology is expected to be so radically different that common sense needs to be rediscovered.
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by kthxbye 16y ago
If you have to work around the clock, can't take a vacation, and can't afford medical insurande, doesn't that mean your business idea is shit and doesn't hold? Easier to bash the whole concept of starting your own business, instead of admit
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by kthxbye 16y ago
Yeah I agree, number 3 and 4 kind of sounds like a fear driven sweat shop to me.
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by kthxbye 16y ago
I agree that this is a very good way of doing things. And when you are a freelancer you should manage your clients and take care of things like this. What bothers me though is when this happens (and at least for me it always does) in a corp