njoubert

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by njoubert 18y ago
After updating my svn client on my mac and my ubuntu box to this, eclipse no longer manages to do anything with the team features....
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Programming for Blood: Berkeley course on solving coding problems(www-inst.eecs.berkeley.edu)
5 points by njoubert 18y ago|0 comments
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by njoubert 18y ago
University of California Berkeley
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by njoubert 18y ago
How do you like it? And are you a CS major? I'm considering coming here for a Ph.D. (just heard I've been admitted!!!)
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by njoubert 18y ago
I just got into the CS Ph.D. program here!
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by njoubert 18y ago
Recommendations and research experience (published if possible) is absolutely the dealbreaker
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by njoubert 18y ago
Although it's a nice success story, you are marginalizing the majority of Americans and, in fact, the majority of people in the tech world, that has to spend a considerable amount of time and effort just to make ends meet. Paying your way t
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by njoubert 18y ago
I run my own SVN server on my personal website, and I use S3SYNC to back it up to amazon s3. the amazon backups costs me 10c a month, its great. I've recently started using mercurial and git to get into the dvcs community, and mercurial is
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by njoubert 18y ago
One piece of advice - your tagline "LuckyCal predicts where you'll be to help you decide what to do." seems slightly creepy - you guys are going to tell me where i'll be and what i'll do there? Once I read your description it became much c
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by njoubert 18y ago
I try to read at least two books per month, and I force place into my schedule to read. I just finished "Circles in a Forest", a foreign book from South Africa, and I'm about half-way through "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance". (Lo
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by njoubert 18y ago
woot, four!
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Being the Boss - an incomplete opinion on managing teams from the intern in the group(njoubert.blogspot.com)
1 points by njoubert 18y ago|0 comments
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by njoubert 18y ago
your "burnt out at the office" speaks very closely to my experience - its my first serious job as a full-on C++ software developer, and frankly, it sucks the interest out of programming.
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by njoubert 18y ago
ah, i did not know that. If you want the cheapest of the cheap they're your friend but it would appear that there's a good reason for that! I've been using vpslink.com to run my own VPS with SVN and all the rest. I've heard lots of great th
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by njoubert 18y ago
My suggestion is to get Dreamhost (500GB, 5TB transfer) and buy this for a 2-year time. Enter the promo code "5050" to get $50 bucks off, making this a $150 for 2 years hosting plan that runs svn and you'll never run out of diskspace.
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by njoubert 19y ago
Thanks to everyone that replied. My friend made a great comment today when he pointed out that, for the most part, people go to work at startups so that they can get in on the ground floor - pull those extra hours and accept less pay becaus
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by njoubert 19y ago
I interned at Yahoo's research lab for 11 months last year, and it gave me some idea of a BIG high-tech company. Yes, I did experience quite a bit of the bureaucracy and sluggish speed of large corporations, but this was minimal compared to
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by njoubert 19y ago
two responses, two opinions - probably very much in the gist of my question! good point on both of those though! A little bit of background - I've already worked at Yahoo! for a year, so I have an idea of cubicle-land as kingnothing puts it
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Ask YC: Internet Startup or Big Powerhouse for a summer internship?
21 points by njoubert 19y ago|35 comments
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How to get your roommates to clean up the apartment, AKA, writing text messaging apps!(njoubert.blogspot.com)
2 points by njoubert 19y ago|0 comments