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omouse
16y ago
There isn't an engineer in the world that understands AJAX, jQuery or HTML5. Oh wait! You're talking about software developers or computer programmers or computer scientists aren't you? Why didn't you say so??
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omouse
16y ago
lolwut, they aren't engineers. Maybe "engineers"
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omouse
16y ago
The customer has been able to install "apps" on ANY pre-iPhone device from ANYWHERE. They know how that works and they didn't mind the freedom at all. Sure J2ME apps sometimes suck, but you could get them anywhere, not from a single app sto
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omouse
16y ago
There's at least one project that aims to make Android completely free software and thus 100% RMS approved. Free software is cooler, open source is only kinda sorta cool ;p
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omouse
16y ago
2010: the year Skynet awakened.
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omouse
16y ago
Immature male behaviour is celebrated as well. Look at all the tv shows that portray some men as boys who haven't been able to put away their video games and other toys. They too act like vapid teenagers ;/
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omouse
16y ago
3 hours and no one's posted the Software Engineering Code of Ethics that was written jointly by the ACM and IEEE?? Read it, learn it, follow it http://www.acm.org/about/se-code Let's try and bring a bit more professionalism into the indus
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omouse
16y ago
Living and enjoying life?
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omouse
16y ago
I hope the definition of kick-ass startup doesn't include working more than 40hrs a week...
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omouse
16y ago
I hope the hack writers get fired...
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omouse
16y ago
while it's a terribly designed language, I've longed stopped hating it. I know all of it's quirks, and I know all of it's work arounds, and the density of support it has can't be beat. Stockholm Syndrome?
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omouse
16y ago
Yeah, it's amazing that anyone pays attention to TechCrunch :|
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omouse
16y ago
This is the paradox of capitalism. As things become cheaper, they become more like a commodity. These clones of ideas are simply turning that idea into a commodity and aside from some minor surface changes, they're really the same. The comp
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omouse
16y ago
I don't seeee why they're wasting their time with this. Why don't they get all those supposedly talented people to stop reinventing the wheel when it comes to social networks?
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omouse
16y ago
Everyone here is talking about the sensationalistic headline from the EFF. What about all the hype and sensationalism that follows Apple products?? The EFF is trying to work in your best interests, for the sake of your privacy. Apple is n
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omouse
16y ago
by 'ages' you mean 1 year?
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omouse
16y ago
They're computer scientists then. Jesus christ guys, there are a few titles we can use instead of trying to borrow the credibility and prestige of the title "engineer" or "architect"!
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GNU Social - diaspora already has a clone that's usable and free software
(gnu.org)
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omouse
16y ago
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omouse
16y ago
The mis-use of the title "engineer" is insulting to those in that profession that earned that title. All I see are a bunch of computer programmers or computer scientists. No engineers here.
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omouse
16y ago
This is going to be hilarious when 4Chan or some other spontaneous group figures out how to game the system. edit: this is also why they shouldn't be called engineers or scientists. They're charlatans with their supposed interest in sociol
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omouse
16y ago
This makes perfect sense and will further drive us to buy more and "better" hardware. The software will slow down the comp so much so that you'll want to continually buy new hardware in the hopes of making things run faster! Intel is an evi
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omouse
16y ago
Yeah, no thanks. Programmers already ignore best practices and already have too much fun, look at the lack of good documentation for a lot of projects and look at the crappiness of most apps or the piles of bugs they contain. There are very
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omouse
16y ago
They abhor it but they may never have tried it. A lot of other workers have collectively bargained and received higher pay and other non-pay benefits. Also, it's not like you have to form a union or anything. Just collectively bargain for a
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omouse
16y ago
Negotiating with the help of other workers (also known as collectively bargaining) also works and works much better in most cases than a single person.
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omouse
16y ago
You should talk to your co-workers and ask them what their experience was asking for a raise. Another idea is to compare salaries and then see if maybe most workers deserve a raise too. If the management keeps denying raises, then you can c
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omouse
16y ago
you know what else should be stressed? collective bargaining..it helps sometimes when your fellow coworkers band together to get a raise or to make the work environment better.
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omouse
16y ago
One of the largest fascist nations too? It is a corporation and a dictatorship of sorts isn't it?
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omouse
16y ago
This is really really good news :D Are patents old hat to software startups? Uh, they were always old hat. No one has ever liked them except for larger companies that can use them to mess up the competition.
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omouse
16y ago
Anything by EWDijkstra or CAR Hoare or David Gries. The Science of Programming by David Gries was very good, it covered some maths needed for programming such as set theory and then it used its own programming language (based on Dijkstra's)
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omouse
16y ago
Why are we paying attention to Gartner?
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