lucian303

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by lucian303 14y ago
Sad, but expected from apple. Oh well, there's apple's book suicide. B&N is already dead with its 16gb Nook with only 1gb for user content. That really only leaves Amazon or full self publishing (on your site). Interesting how the winne
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by lucian303 14y ago
How about a day without work? Times two. Make it consecutive. Oh now you have a "weekend." Keep trying and one day you'll shed the addiction.
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by lucian303 14y ago
This is good for a lot of ignorant users who don't know they're displaying their real email to the world.
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by lucian303 14y ago
Wow, not to come off the wrong way, but this is the most hilarious thing I've read in a long time.
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by lucian303 14y ago
If your launches are driven by PR you are in a hopeless situation.
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by lucian303 14y ago
Amen!
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by lucian303 14y ago
Unrelated but interesting. I always wondered if it was just nostalgia, preference, or some other reason for green text. It makes sense with RGB pixels of course. Now what about orange? That's not monochrome ...
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by lucian303 14y ago
A spec that's not backwards compatible. Oh my! I've never seen that before. Get over it. Some software isn't backwards compatible. OpenGL ES != OpenGL. Get over it.
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by lucian303 14y ago
value = idea x execution thus your_value = value_of_idea * 0 thus your_value = 0
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by lucian303 14y ago
I think html chars are killing this script. Can you repost as code?
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by lucian303 14y ago
Interesting. Ultimately just one person's opinion. I don't use any college math (since I didn't take any) and dont't find a need for it in most programming. In fact, programming is a lot more like writing. Maybe that's why they call it a pr
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by lucian303 14y ago
No surprise here.
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by lucian303 14y ago
Always collect your money before burning bridges if possible, especially in this industry.
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by lucian303 14y ago
The author completely missed the point. It's about trust not technology. That's why they're not supporting IE. Because of IE 6, 7, and 8.
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by lucian303 14y ago
Considering that one is more likely to win the lottery than strike it rich at any startup, I wouldn't have any regrets either.
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by lucian303 14y ago
@ShardPhoenix It IS completely insane to have a jury, a group of people specifically chosen because of their below-average intelligence and lack of technical knowledge, decide any kind of technical questions, especially this. Sad place we i
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by lucian303 14y ago
You mean this isn't a joke? 2016 and interviewers STILL asking dumb, useless questions. Oh well ...
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by lucian303 15y ago
Nicely put. Results matter, not hours. Most people have still not grasped this. And coding late, or even into the next day is kinda like driving without sleep: dangerous, illegal (in many states), and likely to lead to the shittiest code on
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by lucian303 15y ago
Exactly. Expecting more, should come with recompense. You want 10 hour days, ok then Fridays are off. Or every week I get one PTO day.
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by lucian303 15y ago
Or even better, they better start coughing up more $$$. As in substantially more. I think software companies should hire full time but pay by the hour. Overtime will disappear or be required rarely. Employees will be happier. Of course, bad
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by lucian303 15y ago
Totally. Right on the money. And the irony is that most people do work better during the day usually having 1 peak in the morning and one in the afternoon. I used to work long hours and spend hours past midnight on problems I could have sol
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by lucian303 15y ago
This is ridiculous. Twitter's developers are lazy. You don't NEED a semicolon for the interpreter, you NEED a semicolon for the other readers/users of your code!!! That goes for all other code practices that enhance readability. If you disa
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by lucian303 15y ago
3 hours max. Lol. How about 8? As far as the interview. Stupid questions asked by stupid people who can't tell a techie from their asshole. Should be a technical discussion not an interrogation. Their loss.
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by lucian303 15y ago
Yeah, I think SOPA might be the decoy.
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by lucian303 15y ago
Come on. Google would love SOPA. It's right up their alley of 'do no evil'.
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by lucian303 15y ago
Awesome. I quit 3 years ago. Except for when I really need Firebug. Which is hardly ever now.
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by lucian303 15y ago
Congress doesn't work. That's what the Internet doesn't know.
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by lucian303 15y ago
If you can't write Javascript, get out of the biz. Coffeescript is an abomination.
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by lucian303 15y ago
facebook.com Does not sell your private information. www.facebook.com Can sell your private information.