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by stratigos 9y ago
People need to wake up and realize: organic foods are not just about decreasing one's exposure to pesticides - its about saving the soil so our Earth can produce food! Pesticides and modern industrialized agriculture will render the so
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by stratigos 9y ago
Ive been saying this since 2007 when all my friends complained that I dont have a facebook account ;)
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by stratigos 9y ago
I want to believe! I want to like Atom so badly. I really buy into the features it offers over my beloved Sublime Text (3). I want the connectivity to the greater community, the ease of styling, and the ease of extension. I want everything
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by stratigos 9y ago
I stopped reading at "59 engineers...at microsoft"
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by stratigos 9y ago
R.I.P. QtWebkit
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by stratigos 9y ago
Have you been in the industry a long time? No one is "bitching" about options. Did you read the article? Its not crap, its maddening amounts of information completely irrelevant to the fields of Computer Science and software engin
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by stratigos 9y ago
"Ive got a great idea, its like Twitter, but purple !!!"
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by stratigos 9y ago
Or here is a better one: "Sorry we cant actually fulfill the contractural obligations we are (sort of) legally bound to fulfill, and cant pay you like we promised. So will you take a much smaller amount of money and a bunch of worthles
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by stratigos 9y ago
I used Sublime (2, 3) for perhaps 5 years or more. I have a paid key. I switched to Atom about 6 months ago cuz diversity. Now I am hooked on my of Atom's side features, but the main show is not nearly as good as Sublime. Unfortunately
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by stratigos 9y ago
You use Linux :-D
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by stratigos 9y ago
They destroy artistic presentation, artistic value, and artistic message. Its impossible to see a piece of art as art, if they state stands in between the art and the observer and forces acknowledgement of its righteous dictations and moral
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by stratigos 9y ago
Inability to feel vulnerable begets nothing but violence.
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by stratigos 9y ago
People are thinking way too much about how much this saves them at a personal level. I think people should instead be thinking about how we can save the existence of the entire species, and all other higher order forms of life on earth, rat
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by stratigos 9y ago
Ive had one of the higher end System76 machines purely as a work (software development) laptop for over a year, and I absolutely love it. They (appear to) have great customer service, I like their products, and would absolutely consider the
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by stratigos 10y ago
Still amazes me that people support Microsoft in anything in this day and age.
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by stratigos 10y ago
just cant wait until we can compile real programming languages down into web assembly, and the whole "front end" debacle can DIAF :)
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by stratigos 10y ago
signal ftw!
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by stratigos 10y ago
This is really freaking hilarious when you look past how cruel and exploitative it is :). Your hiring strategy is not "your" hiring strategy: its every mindless, exploitative, and compassionless corporation in the universe. In oth
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by stratigos 10y ago
love this article. the past paragraph is great - i often claim that stores do their best to drive me away by playing horrible music and making sure i am as annoyed as possible with no hope of being able to focus on purchasing something.
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by stratigos 10y ago
They get the data they are told to regurgitate from the same centralized authority that produces all other mainstream news... though they are pretty good at making it seem like true journalistic endeavors actually produce the information th
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by stratigos 10y ago
Smells a lot like the same industry propaganda over and over...
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by stratigos 11y ago
Loved this article. Over a year ago, I decided to leave both my technology stack (in which I had 8 years experience), and the big corporate employment record behind. I had about 10 years of industry experience, and considered myself a gener
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by stratigos 11y ago
Anyone who has undergone a gauntlet of "cargo cult" style technical interviews knows full well that these "tricks" arent a dying art - they sometimes determine eligibility for a job.
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by stratigos 11y ago
Yah, see the codebase as a message-in-a-bottle to programmers down the road years from now. Use your work with it as a way of saying, "this is how i think it should be done." Your skills can grow, the company benefits, and you can
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by stratigos 11y ago
But also note that sometimes the corporate agenda involves limiting the opportunities for change and experimentation, resulting in a programmer that amounts to a sophisticated line worker. Its true that many programmers lose their mojo simp
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by stratigos 11y ago
1. Get involved with open source projects. This will help you network, teach you new skills, and expose you to wider aspects of the ecosystem involving your technology stack. 2. Pick some other language you've never worked with, that h
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by stratigos 11y ago
https://github.com/rubycorns/rorganize.it Rubycorns of Rails Girls workshops Also: https://github.com/spacetraveler/rubyissues Rubyissues
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by stratigos 11y ago
The average American is likely to be completely clueless as to the cultural influence of the CIA and other government agencies on their daily lives. And this is just commentary on the things the agency has publicly admitted to.
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by stratigos 11y ago
nope, cant say ill ever trust a corporation like Microsoft to do my thinking for me, i doubt theyll ever outlive their legacy for being the mcdonalds of software, and i really cant ever imagine software development being better in any Micro
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by stratigos 12y ago
seems completely useless to me. the pretense of the video ad def confirmed my bias.

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