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Judge rules against Tesla in Missouri dealer license lawsuit
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Head hunters are desperate to find anyone with experience. I literally fired the worst developer I've ever had work for me and he instantly found a job. I was amazed.
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I don't think where developers go to school have all that much to do with it... The best developers I know don't even have college degrees. They were self taught and it is just in their blood.
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And we have awesome springs and falls with all the beautiful trees. Something I really missed when I moved to Oklahoma for a couple years. They have very few big trees.
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As long as you are in a major city it isn't an issue at all. I would define a major city as any with a pro sports team.
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My senior devs in KC all make about 110-120. I agree!
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I can fire my worst developer in KC and he will find a new job in 3 days. Huge demand here.
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My startup is in Kansas City. There are a lot of great developers here. Huge companies like Garmin, Cerner, Sprint and others do a good job of attracting a lot of talent from all over the US here out of college. Startups like mine can the
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Lessons Learned While Converting from ASP.NET to .NET Core
(stackify.com)
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Yeah GC has went through a few changes. Server vs desktop mode, new options like large object heap compaction and several other things I'm sure.
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I only remember accidentally t turning them on and they getting mad!
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On Windows at least, Fiddler has always been the tool of choice for this amongst everyone I know too.
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Great post! Would you mind if I added this to our Prefix profiler? Would be a fun little feature. In case you aren't familiar: http://Prefix.io
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10y ago
You mean it looks too much like normal javascript?
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This has always been annoying when doing it on accident. Good riddance!
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What about using Iron Python to make a Windows UI app?
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As a developer you can't know everything about everything. We commonly have to solve problems we are have never solved before. We have to use APIs we have never used before. Google makes a huge difference in learning how.
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They provide value if it is sold out and I am willing to pay extra to find a ticket.
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Tipping in general annoys me when it is expected for normal service. If someone like an uber driver does a great job and tells me about the city or something then I like to be able to tip to show my appreciation. But I don't like any s
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Maybe they are doing this on some very low margin products? Are brand new video games low margin?
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This is a ton of fun. Cat on a counter... Lol http://m.imgur.com/2tYgmmL
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Lol epic fail
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This American car index is great. Would be nice to see it based on where the actual cars are made though. Many American brand cars are made in Canada and Mexico. Just as many Hondas and Toyotas are made in America.
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I think a lot of these reverse ip solutions return the center point of the zip code they have linked the ip to. For an estimation of location for marketing type purposes I think that works well. But when people assume that these databases r
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Smart phones are all a commodity now. There are amazing Android and Windows phones available for $150-200. Some even much cheaper than that. If someone is going to spend $400 for a iPhone SE, spending $200+ more for an iPhone 6 isn't m
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Myself and the other 3 main programmers in my last company all lacked a college degree. I think a degree is pretty useless for software development.
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I was born in a trailer park in Oklahoma. Lived in a 1 bedroom shack, and then lived with my grandparents until high school after my parents got divorced. I grew up very poor. But I loved computers, thanks to my dad having a Commodore 64. I
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Software developers these days can move to many other major cities and find a job instantly. They are in very high demand. They don't have to live in the Silicon Valley area and pay 3x the price for rent. If I was a property investor,
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As a dot net developer I avoid adding packages and references at all costs due to all of these same reasons. Usually for something simple like this left pad example, I just copy the code and put it in to my project in some sort of class of
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Understanding ASP.NET Performance for Reading Incoming Data – Stackify
(stackify.com)
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