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programminggeek
9y ago
Howard Hughes.
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9y ago
This is odd. I find myself moving to Assembly nowadays.
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How do self-taught developers actually get jobs?
(brianknapp.me)
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Why are most programmers white males?
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programminggeek
9y ago
If it makes you feel any better millennials haven't adapted well either.
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9y ago
Here is the funny part. This article is a bad idea and it now can't be killed. Turtles all the way down. P.S. If you believe you are the rational one and that other people are irrational, you are acting irrationally.
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What are the programming mistakes most inexperienced programmers make?
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http://retromocha.com/obvious/ is an implementation of these ideas.
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9y ago
Any time you have something talking to a database, cache, or pretty much anything else you have a distributed system, you just don't know it yet.
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9y ago
That's a useless idea. It's not a contest and fairness isn't the goal. You are talking about PEOPLE whose job is to MAKE MONEY and they do it through IRRATIONALLY picking companies to invest in based on their FEELINGS about t
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What skills do self-taught programmers commonly lack?
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9y ago
Sometimes the real customer is investors willing to give millions to an idea and the real product is a company that looks investable.
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Is software development really a dead-end job after 35-40?
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How do you make programmers work 60-80 hours per week?
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10y ago
Another brilliant Trump move.
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10y ago
Pay for traffic and make it profitable. It's a more useful skill long term than playing the Google Black Box SEO Game.
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10y ago
I live in Lincoln, Nebraska. I'm a techie, but my house isn't. I watch your video and don't identify with any of it. I don't have smart lights, a sonos, or any of the things you would use your remote for. Here is the oth
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Is contributing to GitHub projects the only way a new programmer can get a job?
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As a software engineer, what's the best skill to have for the next 5-10 years?
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Focusing inward on problems and negativity is a great way to increase the feelings of negativity and hopelessness. Instead, ignoring the how and why of a crap situation and simply working to improve your situation will improve your outlook
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10y ago
Why is this not a user preference? Double why can't I color it to the color theme that I would enjoy?
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10y ago
If you think that this is something limited to what evil Trump is doing, you are a fool and you don't understand yourself or the world around you at all.
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10y ago
It's ironic that in a world that teaches and believes in relativism and no objective knowledge, truth, and morality people are all of a sudden worried about objective truth.
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10y ago
This is not surprising to me at all. I tried a ton of notes and todo list tracking apps and they all sucked for one reason or another and always ended up in not being the right tool for the job. Eventually, my friend and I ended up designin
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10y ago
Middle America wouldn't vote for Mark.
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Donald Trump is both a powerful builder and very charismatic. He builds buildings and has loads of charisma. The dichotomy between Trump and Hillary is false in this case on dimensions other than simply having charisma. Trump had more chari
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Donald Trump. He is literally off the charts both. He builds very large, impressive buildings for a living. He is enough of a charismatic individual that through force of personality won the presidency.
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Are video game programmers looked down upon by other kinds of programmers?
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The bigger problem often is... We don't often understand what we are building most of the time. Software is a communication tool most of the time. You are communicating between machine and user or user to machine to network of data and
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Here's my little trick... My brother used to sell used cars and a good friend runs a couple small dealerships nearby. I call him when I need a car, tell him what kind, how much, what features and he goes out and finds one at auction fo
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