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931.
by parfe 16y ago
Because the sole source for that story is City Councilman Dan Halloran (R-Queens) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Halloran
932.
by parfe 16y ago
Oh I was well aware what I should say once my "not having to drive is akin to a small raise" was shot down as "being good for you, not for the department" I don't want to bluff though, so at this point I'm just moving on. If I'm required t
933.
by parfe 16y ago
I'm not allowed to post job openings for my department. That's HR's job! And they don't post on third party sites. I asked about placing some notices up on various sites and was turned down for no communicated reason.
934.
by parfe 16y ago
I'm in the process of cleaning up my resume to send out today. * My responsibilities as a programmer have constantly been increasing. Every year I become the maintainer of more projects as others quit. * We fired a sys admin and now I'm ou
935.
by parfe 16y ago
So when does putting two people together for mundane tasks have any benefit?
936.
by parfe 16y ago
Ti-83 calculator at age 11. Made a casino game and Snake. That exposure lead me towards programming courses in high school and a CompSCi b.s.
937.
by parfe 16y ago
In my work environment I find "pair programming" to be useful the 5% of the time someone is working on a Hard Problem. Most time during the work day is UI tuning, debugging, and generic implementation of straightforward features. Pair prog
938.
by parfe 16y ago
Just installed CardStar on my Droid X. Can finally dump the stupid little tags off my keychain (if It works). My device is most certainly not an Apple product.
939.
by parfe 16y ago
I was under the impression it was the TCK that caused the issues. OpenJDK could be certified, but you weren't allowed to then run the "certified" version on a mobile device. Which is an additional restriction onto of the GPL.
940.
by parfe 16y ago
>Her appearance suggests to me she's open to the suggestion of initiating a romantic relationship with someone suitable. And there it is: Pure sexism. Knew you couldn't hold it in. Edit: Just to prove the point. Find a picture of a ma
941.
by parfe 16y ago
So you're saying she's asking for it?
942.
by parfe 16y ago
So he's earned the right to have pictures on his blog? Or are you thinking with your dick as long as it doesn't have a CompSci Beard?
943.
by parfe 16y ago
Here's another site full of photoshoots of the writer. Think he's asking for personal contact if he hands out his business card? http://stallman.org/photos/rms-working/
944.
by parfe 16y ago
Would you find it acceptable for someone to call you after finding your resume online but then after the business pretext asking you on a date?
945.
by parfe 16y ago
>In my opinion she's anything but clear. Seriously? You miss her saying that trading business cards is not an invitation for personal contact? I found it blatantly obvious that she finds direct flirting acceptable while the subterfuge o
946.
by parfe 16y ago
The article does a piss-poor job of separating paraphrases and editorial content.
947.
by parfe 16y ago
I think the difference is: Apple sells a vertically integrated device where they profit on every level. Google is working to create and grow a mobile market that just didn't exist. I don't think you can compare the two approaches directly.
948.
by parfe 16y ago
For this specific idea, the battery is irrelevant as you have ready access to a car charger. CommuteTrack[1] is the app I found. It's listed for $5.00 but I haven't purchased it so I can't comment on the quality or functionality. [1] http
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by parfe 16y ago
>My biggest obstacle in getting into Android development is thinking of ideas for apps to make. I just got a Droid X. I had been trying to brainstorm ideas for dev'ing on it but realized on my commute home yesterday that was the wrong
950.
by parfe 16y ago
I think the fact that my post dipped as low as -4 before bouncing back up to +1 in a 24 hour period shows I'm not the only one who holds such an opinion. I see no need to go trawling through your posting history.
951.
by parfe 16y ago
I've never seen you comment on someone else's success without coming across as bitter.
952.
by parfe 16y ago
Glad I ran across this. I was about to dive into pylons this weekend for a small project/learning experience. Had waited all this time for them to stabilize on 1.0 and get some of their documentation updated. Now I'd have to ask why wou
953.
by parfe 16y ago
I don't think irony is the right word, but I got a good chuckle out of this martimeemde guy. He is quite literally the embodiment of why zed left ruby. Someone profiting from Zed's work on mongrel yet at the same time giving Zed shit. Ze
954.
by parfe 16y ago
Is 37signals treading water? The frequency of these worthless blog posts attempting to draw attention to themselves has been increasing. They say they have a lot of customers but something feels wrong.
955.
by parfe 16y ago
The ladder from 1918 was a 65 foot ladder (ladder A-1)
956.
by parfe 16y ago
If you have to ask then why even bother moving to python3 at this point? If you don't want a python3 feature bad enough to keep up with the library releases you depend on then chances are the major version of python you are running is inco
957.
by parfe 16y ago
Might as well put in a flight of stairs
958.
by parfe 16y ago
Why would he take a pay cut?
959.
by parfe 16y ago
I think the issue is the community that grew around Digg was very spiteful in general and felt quite entitled. I don't think it was Digg's fault per say, but the entire community involvement angle made the user base feel they owned a part
960.
by parfe 16y ago
Upon the user entering his number immediately redirect him to a sponsor's webpage. You don't care if the user stays on your site, and if you deliver him to an advertiser instantly everyone wins. Combined with the area code you can localize

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