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phlyingpenguin
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phlyingpenguin
11y ago
Which just translates, as many of these Netflix threads do, to constant terror that you're going to be out of a job. I'll take my game, A or B, somewhere else, thanks.
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11y ago
As a university level instructor, we still give homework and it's still a big part of the student's grades. It's still up to the student to decide if that's enough, but accountability is there. The students do not tend t
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11y ago
FWIW, that's sort of the reason the community code of conduct was introduced (which many of the folks you complain about pushed against). I don't know how effective it is as I tend to avoid "community" groups for program
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phlyingpenguin
11y ago
I received an unsolicited email from these guys. The email does not get subscribed to many things to keep volume low. Did they buy a bunch of addresses to spam?
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11y ago
One of the nice things about BDD tests in Cucumber/Gherkin is that they're written down in plain text (English), a language that managers, testers, and developers all presumably speak. The Gherkin language is actually very useful
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11y ago
Can you explain what you mean?
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11y ago
There are tons of forks of it on GitHub, naturally. I had to go to one to figure out what the project was. https://github.com/shadowsocks/shadowsocks-iOS/network
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11y ago
What is a top coding bootcamp? Is that a degree? If not, then I don't find it surprising that it was difficult. Just as that article implies, many employers have minimum requirements that you may not meet, and they aren't necessar
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11y ago
Generally true, but I've actually been hearing more and more of the actual song lately.
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11y ago
Interesting. So not "social" the way apps usually would be, but more of an up to date encyclopedia? It seems difficult to fight "I already have Untappd and Rate Advocate, why am I installing this?" I think the name is mo
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11y ago
Sounds like somebody expected a watch to cook him waffles in the morning? I don't get this review at all. It argues that there are no massive changes to the Pebble, but as far as I can tell, it details massive changes to the Pebble.
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11y ago
> There exists multiple categories of music WITHOUT WORDS! Shocking I know. Most developers I know listen to these types of music because, lyrics are distracting. That isn't a cut against headphones. None of those sorts of music wor
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11y ago
> (on the other hand, I was really bad at guessing the position of the ball in yesterday's football/soccer test Sounds interesting, but I seemed to have both missed that and am not noticing anything like it. Got a link?
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11y ago
:( I wish writers didn't feel need to resort to misleading/sensationalist headlines like these to talk about nifty occurrences. It does not do the field any benefit if people get mildly interested, let down, and potentially incorr
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11y ago
Fancy Cars in general are terrible value, for the enjoyment they bring you. Unless say its your hobby. Buying a brand new fancy car is a terrible investment for the enjoyment, but that doesn't need stop you from having one. The artic
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11y ago
If he was really so skilled, why did he not find another position at Disney or elsewhere? Agism is a real thing. Maybe he couldn't.
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11y ago
Hey, neat! Sadly I'm on iOS these days so I've just gone to using todoist.
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11y ago
Do they fund the research groups? Having been a grad student (EDIT: Hey, it turns out my research group has published at ICRA! But not while this has gone on.), I get why these events are interesting/important. However it seems like AM
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11y ago
> And oh crap, one of my favorite startup quotes was "Nobody got rich making a Todo list App." That is in danger of being falsified :-) Ehh, Yahoo bought Astrid a while ago and closed it. The price wasn't announced, but I
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11y ago
I have a similar experience to your side note, but I'll say that I wouldn't change from Dvorak for anything. It may or may not change RSI and it may or may not be good for speed, but it's very comfortable for my daily typing
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11y ago
Nice! Hello Kitty works too.
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12y ago
So I do understand that and did at the time too. My point there is that it doesn't change that I should be able to ship something I buy wherever I please. My story abstracted the many support calls to try to work around their inflexibl
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12y ago
I have had absolutely horrid support from Lenovo. I love their machines, but pray that I never have to have any interaction with the company. The story follows... I got an X1 a few years back while in grad school in another state. My experi
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12y ago
I'd mirror sentiments I see elsewhere, but add some things... "javascript and all its major libraries": bullshit. You may have good experience with JS, but anybody that claims they know everything is going to have a bad time.
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12y ago
I really enjoyed the next paragraph comparing Pebble's "5,500" apps to Samsung's 1,000 apps when the truth was just given. Not that it's bad to have 1,000 apps, just that it shows some of the hyperbole that smart wa
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12y ago
Anybody got a mirror of lecture #6? It seems to be dead on the server.
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12y ago
Agreed with the rest of the folks here. I'm assuming that you're in the age range of high school, and I'm here to tell you that once high school is over (and that can take a year or two into college/work), everybody has
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12y ago
Check out http://www.lightbuckets.com or http://www.itelescope.net There are a few other services as well, but it's certainly a thing folks do.
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12y ago
Not directed at you, but in general: It'd be really nice if some hacker would put together a comprehensive map/list of non-compete status per state (or if they have) since there are a few states outside of California too. Wikipedi
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12y ago
I'm not sure I see it? Igor goes off on a humorous tangent about how browsers are awful (according to his knowledge at the time) and later fully owns up to being incorrect. The colorful language isn't directed at the issuer so wha
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