smilangalang

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by smilangalang 8y ago
I agree. My former mentors and colleagues need to understand more psychology and how to improve themselves, because they tore our team apart and cost themselves and all of us incredible opportunities. A good programmer isn't just one
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by smilangalang 8y ago
This is an incredibly crummy thing to do when the app stores are already overflowing, no, spewing with garbage apps and even more garbage apps abandoned by devs.
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by smilangalang 8y ago
Statistically and psychologically speaking, his voice reflects the paradigms and perceptions of someone who has resorted to corrupt behavior, i.e. Using other people, relying on people to bail him out of taking responsibility for his action
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by smilangalang 8y ago
While I agree with your stance, I don't think using HRC as an example, nor her supporters is an accurate example. She got played trying to play the GOP's own games. Now if you had said Bernie specifically...
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by smilangalang 8y ago
You are wrong. In a healthy, high functioning family, values are extremely different than what you describe. The fact that massive amounts of homes are broken, with the children only being raised by one parent, the prevalence of drug abus
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by smilangalang 8y ago
Successful business starts with either tons of capital, experience, and power, or meaning/passion. He has a point. Middle brow MBAs and other business persons that you describe are not going to be making as much as you think for thes
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by smilangalang 9y ago
Not to be a jerk, but I do not agree that Apple makes outstanding products any longer. In particular the quality of UX has decline rapidly since jobs' decline. Have you looked at the stopwatch app for example? Where did the seconds g
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by smilangalang 9y ago
Anectodally the internet was reliable, fast as hell, and there was a vast world to explore for me in the 90's. And I'm not talking just text downloads. And certainly not referring to 28.8k modems. 56k was ok, shotgun 56k was be