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by mgrouchy 17y ago
I think one of the things that I have found that have worked well on my resume is a summary of qualifications at the top. Helps you leave out a generic skills section(which can look cheezy) and lets you highlight whatever you want to highli
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
I use an in-terminal editor all the time on OSX, what I like about OSX is that I get the Sexy UI with a lot of the things I have come to love in Linux(at least in a terminal, where I spend much of my time anyway)
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
+1 for Sequel Pro. I have been checking this out for the last little while and it has been pretty solid.
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
who cares?
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
I'd love an invite too if someone has one to share. http://mailhide.recaptcha.net/d?k=01bsnltEKtpWgb2Yz3kxUoHQ==... Thanks! Mike
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
Gah, as not to double post here. I meant to post the source url: http://www.fsf.org/blogs/rms/mac-osx-mistakes-and-malfeature...
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Stallman withdraws claim : No Evidence of Backdoor in Mac OS X(osnews.com)
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On pubsubhubbub (Part 2) Get with it, PuSH, you’re supposed to be realtime. (educer.org)
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How your application becomes enterprisey(codemonkeyism.com)
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Investors Pile Into Twitter’s Funding Round, Reportedly close to $100 Million(techcrunch.com)
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
this is a super little tutorial. Lots of nice best practice tips here.
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
I use Vim plus Snipmate, its actually really awesome. It will definately be worth checking out the authors Django-Snippets project http://github.com/robhudson/snipmate_for_django
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
I would argue that certification has very little do with the quality of software that a developer would produce or a baseline level of competence. We generally hope that a degree would give you a baseline level of competence, but I'm not su
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
There is no doubt that I am a geek, but I was really surprised I had done as much of this list as I had. Seems to me this is a list of stuff that if you are a geek you have probably done most of.
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GitHub user and repository renaming temporarily disabled due to rackspace move(github.com)
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
I'm really glad that the American government has taken some leadership in this. Hopefully other governments will follow suit and make similar mandates/suggestions to their regulatory bodies.
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
To comment on this, Its not that I don't think Java should probably die, but I don't think Java is going anywhere any time soon. As long as IBM uses Java as one of their core technologies and is writing their own JVM then Java will definite
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The State of Java(codemonkeyism.com)
26 points by mgrouchy 17y ago|45 comments
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
I could have always have pointed it at the actually readme http://github.com/petdance/ack/blob/master/README I just thought in this case the root of the project might have made more sense. Maybe they should put an excerpt from the README
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Google Voice SMS messages pushed to your iPhone with Prowl/Growl Notifications(googlevoice.ub3rk1tten.com)
1 points by mgrouchy 17y ago|0 comments
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IBM forcing all employees to stop using MS Office(osnews.com)
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Ack now hosted on GitHub(github.com)
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
I thought It was funny with uncov while Pressflip was in development and was trashing everyone elses startup. Less funny on El'Reg after leaving PressFlip(which appears to not be doing so great)
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
I can't read this article because teddziuba.com is blocked at work for some weird reason. Probably the same reason why uncov got blocked awhile back. Without reading the article I can tell you I probably wouldn't say that the author is an i
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
Definitely neat. For people new to twitter this will be a huge boon as well as people dealing with unfamiliar topics. A great idea, I was wondering what other metadata we were going to see coming out of twitter.
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
Yet another instance where the music industry is completely off their rocker. How do they think their product gets sold? If someone suggests a band to me, I want to hear them first, I am not just going to pop onto itunes and buy their album
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US Gov Scraps missle defense shield plans(edition.cnn.com)
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GitHub being DDoS'd again(twitter.com)
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
Its inspiring to be sure. I used to not think about it very much, but I live in Ottawa, and I pass a big statue of him every day on my way home and always serves as a little reminder. In the end when you look at the positive effect the orga
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by mgrouchy 17y ago
I assume you're referring to the supposed lack of Tank Man photos on the Chinese version of Google Images. That's not the case: http://images.google.cn/images?q=tiananmen+square Compare the results. There is 1 photo, compare that to h

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