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13y ago
I don't believe this to be correct: "the renter - if willing and able to save his money - can buy a house outright in half the time that a conventional buyer can pay off a mortgage" I don't think this is taking into acco
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13y ago
And is this a buyer or a seller's market? If it's a buyer's market then you can give the interviewee as many tests as you like. If it's a seller's market... you'd better have something really good going for you
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13y ago
I don't think this was written with the output size of the code much in mind. In one example, there was: [+[[!+[]+!+[]]]] Which breaks down to: [!+[]+!+[]] === [2] +[[!+[]+!+[]]] === 2 [+[[!+[]+!+[]]]] === [2] //again So I th
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13y ago
Here in the UK, it's not uncommon in large companies.
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13y ago
Here, try it on this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
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13y ago
Some kind of proximity sensor... So, drivers have to hold their hand where a passenger would be? However sophisticated you make this, I can't see it actually working consistently. It might serve as a useful reminder - or it might distr
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14y ago
This is unfair to bullshit. Bullshit has intrinsic value as a fertilizer.
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14y ago
Actually, having something that matters to you held back by someone's rejection is exactly the sort of thing I'd expect to make a person angry. In most situations it will lead to the rejectee pushing harder for what they want to do - like
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14y ago
Yep - I don't see any blame for you guys in this thread :-) If you know you were used for this, you might be in a position where you could choose to help out. There may well not be any clear evidence you were used in this instance though.
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14y ago
So, is the obvious response to find a way to change our URL paths to subdomains? e.g. 5236146.item.news.ycombinator.com ? Sounds interesting but not productive, to me.
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14y ago
So, next question is how much malware is hanging around for those printers? Are all / mostly / some / none compromised?
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14y ago
I worked for a company who do big enterprise sorts of things, who seem pretty good as agents go, and understand how to create a path from contract to permanent, if you want to: FDM. Emphasis on "big enterprise" however.
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14y ago
I am occasionally aware of using my spatial memory to pin down parts of code - it might help that I am quite used to computer games, where you switch maps (The example that comes to mind is Deus Ex)
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14y ago
I'm not convinced that it is a useful tool. Anyone disagree?
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14y ago
Putting SSH on the open internet with port 22 means it'll be readily identified when people scan. Then they might well try to use dictionary attacks etc. - I'd advise against it simply to stop the log files filling up.
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14y ago
All meetings are optional - it just depends what you're prepared to pay for missing them. In this case, I'd say there's no/negligible cost to missing the meetings on a no-meeting day, unless the entire group of people have decided that it i
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14y ago
I find it helps when there are loud conversations going on. I am normally more inclined to listen to the conversations than focus on my work. Other than that, it can be distracting. I'm quite a fan of http://musicforprogramming.net/
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15y ago
I find this interesting: "Second, it’s irresistible to anticipate the future and expect the problem to grow in a certain direction. Thus code is added to facilitate future changes, which rarely occur. This is a good strategy, but can be put
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15y ago
Personally, I'd like you to raise kids. I think there should be more people who apply their intelligence in the world.* However, I think you should find something that interests you, something you enjoy doing overall, and do that. This coul
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16y ago
This means, when you save money, save it as early as possible. Even days matter - plenty of banks calculate interest daily, and add it to the account monthly. When you borrow money, borrow it as late as possible, and pay it off as quickly a
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16y ago
They are doing exactly that - if you read a little further it becomes clear. (example "harrowing evacuation": http://www.beyondnuclear.org/home/2011/3/11/troops-dispatche... ) Not to mention their tagline: "Working for a world free from n
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16y ago
I've had similar experiences - worth adding is that eclipse is a no-go - not worth trying at all. I have done c# development while having SQL Server running though, so it's not all that bad. Screen resolution is the biggest issue for anythi