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kuni-toko-tachi
11y ago
Salon is a vile leftist propaganda shop. Reagan turned around a stagnant economy through deregulation. He freed millions of people from the evil of communism. He defeated the Soviet Union and he rebuilt Americas military.
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kuni-toko-tachi
11y ago
Lots? Which ones? And for how long?
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kuni-toko-tachi
11y ago
Same poison different bottle. Socialism is a memetic meme that leads to totalitarianism everytime. Why? Because it centralizes power and always fails. As it inevitably fails the ideology is never blamed, just faulted for being impure, and t
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kuni-toko-tachi
11y ago
This is beyond fantasy. Nearly everyone in America has a smart phone in their pocket more powerful than the most powerful computers of just a few years ago. On that device is all of worlds information, a Google search away. What do people m
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kuni-toko-tachi
11y ago
It's not "for free" it is free. No quotes. Every dollar taken out of their pocket to pay someone else's bills is less money they have to spend on their children's education and for taking time to travel, among other
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kuni-toko-tachi
11y ago
Whiteboard exercises, homework, and pair programming are ridiculous ways to test a candidate. Code samples tell me more about an engineer than absurd and contrived and time pressured tests that have no relationship to how real engineers sol
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kuni-toko-tachi
11y ago
Non-tech people are nurses (male or female), engineers (male or female) are the doctors. The problem in most companies are that the nurses tell the doctors what to do. That's completely backwards. Non-tech people have no business manag
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kuni-toko-tachi
11y ago
The problem isn't money in politics, the problem is government. Nearly all taxes that don't fund a very limited set of government functions should be completely eliminated. Your tax money is what gives politicians power. Leftists
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kuni-toko-tachi
11y ago
The comment was a civil answer to an accusation of ageism. I suggest the post itself is in violation since it is political in nature and non-technical. I respect this forum.
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kuni-toko-tachi
11y ago
You need to parse the comment as written and not through some -ism flavor of the week. You need to turn off the Daily Show and do your own thinking. The age is relevant relative to his economic performance over that time period. Re-read wha
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kuni-toko-tachi
11y ago
Bernie Sanders is 73 years old. How many companies has he run? Zero. How many jobs has he created? Zero. He's just another in a long line of communist pied pipers like Hugo Chavez who sell the snake oil of utopia while leading their co
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kuni-toko-tachi
11y ago
Utter leftist nonsense. Reagan was responsible for the biggest and longest economic boom since World War 2, he freed millions of people from the miserable tyranny of communism. His tax cuts and deregulation revitalized the American economy.
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kuni-toko-tachi
11y ago
The Seiko 5 is a great mechanical watch at the same price point and has been around for many years. This Salon article is half ad for Swatch and clickbait for Apple fans.
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kuni-toko-tachi
11y ago
OOP is a naive and limiting approach and I avoid hiring anyone who advocates it. Very few problem domains are effectively modeled through the lens of inheritance. Today's event driven programs are much more suited to functional program
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kuni-toko-tachi
11y ago
"People are getting p*ssed off with the huge data loads pages impose without their consent" This is an absurd statement. Users know that many sites are ad-supported. Whether they like it or not is independent of that, but consent
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11y ago
I've yet to see a product that turns non software engineers into software engineers. These types of products only make salespeople commissions and then sit unused. Crystal Reports is a prime example. I've seen it sold many times t
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11y ago
It is foolish to think that this won't result in unemployment. We live in a time in which higher labor costs for marginal work can be eliminated through automation and these higher labor costs will only accelerate that transition. You
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11y ago
If you don't like what you are being paid, QUIT. I sure as hell wouldn't want someone like this working with me. Immature and highly unprofessional.
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12y ago
The drought in California has nothing to do with "climate change" which is a political term designed to manipulate and control gullible people. California has gone through periods of drought countless times before. Let's stop
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kuni-toko-tachi
12y ago
This article, like every other one produced by the laughable Atlantic magazine is pure nonsense.
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kuni-toko-tachi
12y ago
Something is happening, its called weather. And before weather was co-opted by political agents with an agenda to control people to enrich themselves, that's all it was.
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kuni-toko-tachi
12y ago
Brc's assessment is 100% correct. The bombastic tone of the "climate change" cult is disturbing hostile. That is because climate change proponents use propaganda to advance their self-interests. This is no different then the
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12y ago
No it's not. If I go to Chic Fila I don't need a church sermon. If I fill up my tank at Exxon, I don't need a lecture on why I'm not driving an electric vehicle. If I buy a book at Barnes and Noble, I don't need to
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kuni-toko-tachi
12y ago
So to get a cup of coffee you need to nod in stupefied agreement to whatever some jackass barista is spouting of whatever left wing indoctrination is the theme of the week, while making sure that you nods are sincere enough in case some soc
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kuni-toko-tachi
12y ago
Considering that records only go back a few hundred years, all a headline like this does is sell digital newsprint. It is absolutely useless and has nothing to do with the hoax of global warming. It is a data point with little meaning and o
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kuni-toko-tachi
12y ago
Government interference in the free exchange of goods between free individuals causes problems? Why is anyone surprised?
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kuni-toko-tachi
12y ago
Perl always will be my favorite language. Its absolutely a joy to write. What's interesting to me is that all the things that people like about JavaScript, Perl had first, and I think better (closures, first class functions). The criti
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kuni-toko-tachi
12y ago
A company exists to make money. It is not a vehicle for comfort or compassion. It does not matter one bit how much effort you put into it, unless you have a material stake in it, it is simply a job. You always have a updated resume. You alw
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12y ago
The central problem with Angular is what is says about the software industry in general - that a framework so fundamentally and ridiculously flawed could invite such wide appeal suggests that many people have absolutely no idea what they ar
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kuni-toko-tachi
12y ago
People who chose AngularJS are looking more and more foolish everyday.
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