superJimmy64

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by superJimmy64 10y ago
I dont think its as much a business-motivated thought, as it is an observation about there being a very distorted age spectrum associated with working in tech-related industries.
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by superJimmy64 10y ago
>(You don’t have to drive creative folk like most workers. They drive themselves. Just wind ’em up and let ’em go.) Great link: Very, VERY insightful.
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by superJimmy64 10y ago
(Not that it really matters, but I'm 27...) A few things came to me after reading the post: Firstly, how this situation shared by the OP and many others is pure insanity. That the very people who grew up with this technology during the
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by superJimmy64 10y ago
I'll vouch for this as well. A cool test: a few hours into the later parts of a long night when your working on something, try removing flux. I was blown away by how clearly this app should be a necessity for all devs and possibly tech
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by superJimmy64 10y ago
Agreed. Certainly if the dev has any regard for things like performance and security
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by superJimmy64 10y ago
I'm not sure I would choose something over the latest version, primarily because of how little a time investment using it can be... but then again it all comes down to what the task at hand is doesn't it ;P
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by superJimmy64 10y ago
I should have specified that it wasnt an attempt to put down the language, as there are many, MANY caveats... only wanted to point out how writing it almost makes me feel unclean somehow hah
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by superJimmy64 10y ago
Absolutely. I'm not attempting to put it down as somehow not worthy of anyones time, just thought I'd mention how "cushioned" it all felt :P
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by superJimmy64 10y ago
I literally just started to go back and re-learn some of the core concepts for the latest version... wow is Swift ugly! EDIT: I'm not attempting to discredit the greatness that can be had... Just wanted to describe a feeling which I ha
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by superJimmy64 10y ago
There are obvious exceptions however I have come to understand the greatness that is SO. All that is needed is a well-thought question with a little bit of work to show on the side. I have a theory about why many complain about SO (please d
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by superJimmy64 10y ago
> (A programmer does not primarily write code; rather, he primarily writes to another programmer about his problem solution.) An obvious concept that can so easily be forgotten at times.
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by superJimmy64 10y ago
This is a ridiculous product... reminds me of the classic upper management/CEO "ideas". You know the kind: obsolete, neglects societal concerns (security???), nobody around to tell them it's a bad idea. > (Why make th
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by superJimmy64 10y ago
I remember doing just this when first wanting to get a foot through the door... Offered to take on the task of building a website. I did just that and would go on to maintain, secure, and add new features for over a year. The one thing I wi
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by superJimmy64 10y ago
"I’m living in an ontological nightmare of my own making. It’s jawsome!" Had me in tears. Also, I completely forgot about that show until coming across this so thanks for bring back some history!
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by superJimmy64 10y ago
thank you. Upon reaching "...I can perfectly adjust the pitch and yaw of the screen.." I was unable to stop laughing. Well done