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panjaro
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Why Stressed? Let me tell you why I'm stressed and since last week thinking of turning of my life. 1. It's not ok to just be a programmer who goes to office, finishes work and comes back home. 2. It's not ok to just know abo
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How many programmers have actually finished "The Art of Computer Programming" ?
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Companies may not, Recruiters do. Recruiters who ask you if you have done web development and then as if you know HTML.
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Anyone good at Coq? Need someone to work on some proofs
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>> " Modern code monkeys don’t even recognize mastery; mastery is measured in dollars or number of users, which is a poor substitute for distinguishing between what is good and what is dumb. Lady Gaga made more money than Beetho
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Disappointed with the sound quality !!!!
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Has anyone implemented Reachability Game in any programming language?
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I'm an example how this myth can destroy you. I was programming for 6 years in normal projects and I thought I was not talented. I left job, came to research degree. Now I realized I'm terrible at maths and advanced algorithm tech
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So eventually there will be programming language for every letter ? j, k , l, m , n......
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What the F * is wrong these big money makers?
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Are increasing number of companies demanding Masters or Higher degree?
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The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. - Robert Frost My teacher always said this in class when I was in school. He just changed my life. Whenever I&
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Does your estimation include procrastination time?
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Point is: Why do we work more when we have machines that do work? Aren't machines build to help us? Doesn't that mean we should have more time for ourselves?
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Shouldn't the new technologies and inventions give us more time ? Then why do we work more despite having machines that do most of the work for us? What is the use of it?
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Can Google list any website without consent?
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"good ones know just enough to be dangerous and some even make a nice living", liked that !
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Why do IT companies use Recruitment Agencies?
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Thank you
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I can feel that it makes me happy but makes my wife sad because I'm thinking only about academic stuffs and not giving her time. I wouldn't want research career at the cost of relationship.
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Please help my country Nepal
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How would you confirm if what you're doing is actually your Passion?
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I agree ! Just get out for an hour or so every day and exercise. It just gives you so much positive thoughts.
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Accept the fact that you are not great at what you do and promise yourself you'll work hard to be one ! Can you do that? I feel the same sometimes. I started masters degree after more than 5 years in programming and after couple of mo
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If the task is trivial at job, you can always go home at the end of the day and push some code to open source, learn new stuffs.
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You won't believe it but this office is in Sydney, Australia. When I told this to some people, they were shocked this kind of office existed here.
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Not at all. I add features to existing product.
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He's definitely above 40 but not sure if he's close to 45. Besides, he used to be a Network guy for long time before starting this office.
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I don't consider myself even a good programmer. I get things done and I want to learn better techniques. However, in the past I have worked in places which had nice perks, nice team, great process ! However, good thing about this offic
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That'll be a very bad idea. He doesn't even like vibrating phones. One day the senior guy was told to turn off vibration because he was getting multiple messages. This senior guy is amazing. He's cool. He says don't feel
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