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by sugerman 13y ago
You're probably not going to find a temporary programming job where you make appreciably more money than unrelated work so I would suggest finding a job where you're going to meet a lot of people around your age in a similar situa
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by sugerman 13y ago
Question seems to start on a bad foot to begin with. I wouldn't say answering questions on SO qualifies someone as 'deliberately practicing' when it comes to programming. I've worked with programmers in their 50s who a
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by sugerman 13y ago
I reserve "it" for unborn babies whose parents don't know the gender.
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by sugerman 13y ago
I have a hard time seeing how Wikipedia contributors/editors struggling over something quite a lot of people would also struggle with is so definitively an intentionally hurtful act as the author suggests.
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by sugerman 13y ago
Someone who identifies as neither gender. I realize gender != sex in this context but I couldn't think of a better alternative.
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by sugerman 13y ago
That is a pretty poor analogy.
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by sugerman 13y ago
Got me wondering: What's the non "harmful/hurtful" pronoun to use for someone who is asexual (probably not the right word)?
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by sugerman 13y ago
Calling this a framework is a bit of a stretch isn't it? I don't see how a few helper functions that rely on a very large library constitute a framework for doing anything at all.
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by sugerman 13y ago
I agree with the sentiment. I bought at about 2X my salary with plenty of savings in the bank and a combination of bad luck and weather (Sandy) have required over 10% of the house value just in functional repairs in the last 2 years. If I
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by sugerman 13y ago
That's ignoring the tax deductions for mortgage interest and property taxes as well as home value increase.
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by sugerman 13y ago
> The original Heavy Cat Multimedia company site was likely one of the first 200 sites to go live on the web. What?
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by sugerman 13y ago
More appropriately titled "Programming Languages at a Glance" by the author.
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by sugerman 13y ago
Didn't get past the fourth sentence in Part 1: It doesn’t use one-way data binding. Probably want to reword that. Also the first link (Things I Wish I Were Told about AngularJS) starts off with a bad example used to demonstrate ng-repe
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by sugerman 13y ago
They wouldn't search 100% of cars at a real checkpoint either.
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by sugerman 13y ago
Seems like the article is making a case for Yahoo buying Pinterest, not Tumblr. Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't Tumblr posts generally without context?
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by sugerman 13y ago
What's the actual proposal here? This just seems like a description of the intended organization of an Angular application.
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by sugerman 15y ago
I'll have to check it out again but when this first came out there were far too many Self-Extracting ZIPs and Excel files for me to make much use of it.
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by sugerman 15y ago
The most recent comment on that blog is 8 months old. The most recent comment by the author is 1 year old.
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by sugerman 15y ago
Not in the way its used in his samples.
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by sugerman 15y ago
I registered just to suggest giving XKCD credit for the comic they made (and are still hosting for you to use without bothering to rehost yourself) "That is, you don't need my permission to post these pictures on your website (and hotlinkin