legacy2013

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by legacy2013 13y ago
A company I recently interviewed for handled assessing my technical skills in a way I found acceptable without having to pay me. I was sent a small Requirements document to program a small app that had nothing to do with their application,
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by legacy2013 13y ago
This is great, I've been playing around with node and express recently and just using notepad++, I'll be integrating it into my VS environment when I get home
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Flight turns unforgettable when passengers learn of fallen soldier(travel.yahoo.com)
2 points by legacy2013 13y ago|0 comments
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by legacy2013 13y ago
I had a great question once that didn't show my skills explicitly, but showed my reasoning skills. Say you are at a restaurant in the city, and your friend asks how many people are on Facebook at any given moment in the city. How would
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by legacy2013 13y ago
I completely agree. I'll have a day at work where I just do not want to code, and anything I create will be garbage. Sometimes I'll do a rough prototype of what actually needs to be done, which will get my brain thinking. A day or
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by legacy2013 13y ago
Hey! I watch tv, play video games, and get drunk on weekends. I also have a girlfriend, friends, a new kitten to look after. Oh and I have multiple side projects I work on while having a full time job. Just because people do one thing doesn
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by legacy2013 13y ago
Like other people have said, try programming in your spare time. There are a lot of great sites lube codecademy and udacity that have great introductions into software development. I don't regret going to school for Computer Science,I
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iOS 7 Supports number blocking, iPhones can now be troll devices(wired.com)
1 points by legacy2013 13y ago|0 comments
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by legacy2013 13y ago
this could go so wrong if someone figured out how to intercept and change the packets to make the receiver do something else
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Star Citizen - Bringing back the space sim(robertsspaceindustries.com)
2 points by legacy2013 13y ago|0 comments
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by legacy2013 13y ago
I can have fifty tabs open at any given time. Don't worry about it
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by legacy2013 13y ago
Like others said your case study is not bad but its not amazing. Realize that is OK and expected. Web design doesn't come to people overnight. Keep working at it. As for feeling lost, again it's to be expected. There's a lot
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Autonomous Cars are now in production(autos.yahoo.com)
1 points by legacy2013 13y ago|0 comments
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by legacy2013 13y ago
Don't be afraid to ask questions or to make mistakes. You're there to learn, and the company should know that.
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by legacy2013 13y ago
They do, but they will most likely not track through means that are not efficient, which is true in this case
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by legacy2013 13y ago
You've discovered most of C then. Look over how macros work, then just Google stuff. C is a very basic language that almost anything can created from. pick a project and start building or join an open source project in C
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by legacy2013 13y ago
Technically, yes. Google could track what ip address is sending what requests from your household. They would only be able to track your household not your specific computer due to the NAT on your router. In reality, ISPs change your ip ad