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by pablasso 13y ago
So any advantages for this over Spark Inspector? http://sparkinspector.com/
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by pablasso 13y ago
Assuming those interviews with the team don't include these sorting coding problems that are so hyped this is the best process I've heard about. I think any coder will be more comfortable doing real job instead of studying college stuff tha
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by pablasso 13y ago
Thanks, but what does this have to do with the post?
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The Rude Awakening for iOS Devs [2011](blog.maybeapps.com)
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Designbot: The Story Behind the World’s First Design Remix Engine(breezi.com)
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by pablasso 13y ago
It's harder to do, but you don't even need to be in same city. Build a strong portfolio, for us it's several good projects on Github and jobs will come by themselves.
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by pablasso 13y ago
> I wouldn't be surprised if the new Android IDE is still Eclipse. The whole announcement is that it is based on IntelliJ.
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by pablasso 13y ago
I love that they're including a repository. Looking at the code history is the best way to learn.
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by pablasso 13y ago
Not any of those points is justified, "a nightmare", "the worst". You need to provide something to support all those affirmations.
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by pablasso 14y ago
It doesn't have anything to do with Parse's business. Visit the link.
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by pablasso 14y ago
almost all of them kicked ass The past always looks brighter from the present.
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by pablasso 14y ago
I keep thinking that the text "easiest" is selected. Dammit.
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by pablasso 14y ago
That's shortsighted, this is what Google Now, can do.. well, right now. But in the future it will be extended to make your life easier, i.e tell you when you get close to a cinema that is displaying a movie of a director that you like, tell
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by pablasso 14y ago
It would be better if you expand a little about your experience with them, this just sounds like common spam.
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by pablasso 14y ago
That sounds a little paranoic. I imagine the negative PR a company would get if this gets known would be far worse that whatever they could gain with a small blog post like this one.
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by pablasso 14y ago
They are way more stable than a few years ago but I just never trust browsers to write anything at all.
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by pablasso 14y ago
She should just release whatever she creates why learning. Stereotypes are no longer valid if you have a proof of your skills in Github.
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by pablasso 14y ago
Yeah, that sentence should have been "Fortunately, I just discovered services on OS X".
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by pablasso 14y ago
To be fair to Yahoo, nowhere do they mention that the remote workers are at fault for the company or the workforce struggles. They only want them performing better. I'm pro remote working, but I can't see the fault in that.
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by pablasso 14y ago
Safari won't run any flash animation until you actually have the tab active and is pretty reliable. I'll be happy if they do that.
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by pablasso 14y ago
That's really insightful. The code ended up being that awful to maintain because of deadlines pressures or Microsoft inherited the code base from a buyout of another company?
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by pablasso 14y ago
Stackoverflow has always been that way, this kind of questions were just more tolerated at the beggining. But I don't get why is this a problem? Stackoverflow is for pragmatic questions and is great a it. If you want discussion there are ot
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by pablasso 14y ago
Really, I don't know why dynamic languages became so popular for blog platforms. It's an overkill all you need is static content.
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by pablasso 14y ago
And they don't falsely claim to be a static analyser.
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by pablasso 14y ago
I remember how impressed I was when I used clang's static analyser for the first time. I love it, more than makes up for that headache of switching from GCC on OSX.
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by pablasso 14y ago
Maybe not 5PFS but happens to me too when page has many gifs.
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by pablasso 14y ago
There's people on App.net that he finds interesting to read, there's nothing to elaborate. I participate a lot less on App.net, but I also find the community quite enjoyable, it looks like twitter circa 2007, mostly with opinionated tech pe
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by pablasso 14y ago
"A majority of the PCs for sale should include only free software." Looks like this ticket will remain opened for quite a long time.
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by pablasso 14y ago
I know he has contributed a lot, but I didn't know he started OpenGL, neither could find a source on that. EDIT: Oh, disregard that, it seems that I can't read. He "wrote" for OpenGL, not wrote OpenGL itself.
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by pablasso 14y ago
But really, young people get angered when others don't take them seriously because of their age. I don't get why then some of them think that doing something at a young age is worth of praise by itself. Best case scenario, It just sounds li

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