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toadi
15y ago
He called in opinionated... So this allows such opinionated description of his tools.
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toadi
15y ago
Real sparring should complete the box training and your metaphor ;)
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toadi
15y ago
UK doesn't have the euro to start with. They have their own monetary system so it differs from all the other countries in the EU. Yes you live on an Island and are special ;) The other EU countries just do an audit of existing loans, employ
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15y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTJ7AzBIJoI
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toadi
15y ago
Don't really get the arguments. Don't spend more then you earn. So why is it bad to destroy your credit rating? Advise is not using credit. Maybe he wrote the book for Europeans? We don't have a credit rating. Just if you fuck up you get bl
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toadi
15y ago
VMS and COBOL are still good keywords at my current client. they even offshored COBOL development and trained COBOL developers in the off shore to make sure they still have qualified people supporting and adding to application(s).
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toadi
15y ago
Actually there is a simple solution for your problem. Don't use social apps. Especially not if they are free! Do you also buy snake oil if it comes with a document using lots of difficult sounding words but ends saying it cures everything?
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toadi
15y ago
> I'm curious, do you have a spouse or children? What for an argument is this. So if he doesn't have a spouse or children he can't be right. What kind of populist are you?
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15y ago
Seems to be an ad misericordiam argument. It's bad they share private information of people in your contact list without your or their permission. But adding children in the mix is just used to add effect to your argument. Don't really like
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15y ago
Being 35 this news makes me a scared old man who maybe won't get hired again ;)
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Still looks a sleasy way to make money. Don't make it feel like gambling and before you know it your broke. Also They fly under regulation radar. Most casino's online/real life have to give back a fixed percentage in winnings. Just looks to
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toadi
15y ago
Was ready to make the same comment. Especially most philosophers working on ethical issues didn't follow their own propositions.
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toadi
15y ago
Switched over 2 years ago. Got tired to get everything working so I could just work. printing, sound, skype, ... updates that break stuff, etc. Still like it on servers but not on my laptop ;)
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15y ago
Smurk reply just to shrug off the fact you are only looking to your own bellybutton.
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15y ago
Bad title... What about people working in African mines where they work long hours performing heavy physical labor under dangerous conditions. Even risking their health. Just to survive and give food to their families. There are dozens of t
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Cucumber + watir webdriver on macosx
(geerttheys.com)
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15y ago
I'm a Belgian working in Belgium. So my only option is to pay Belgian Taxes. But with my incorporation I can optimize a little bit. But in the end I pay a lot of taxes ;) But If I would go to work in Germany or any other Shengen country I c
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15y ago
Working as experienced contractor in Belgium you can make between 500 and 650 euro's per day. Less experienced can go from 350 until 500 euro's per day. As a foreigner working in Belgium and you incorporate in a tax beneficial country you m
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toadi
16y ago
For OO you can use domain driven design. Cucumber is used for behavior driven development. It's just up to you to use the right tool for the job. To succeed in a project is to involve the client. So I would concentrate on that over enforcin
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When we advertised our job posts through different media nobody reacted. Headhunters would send us candidates which were too expensive for what they were worth. So I ended up hiring ex-colleagues and friends who I convinced to start working
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In Belgium we have an excellent welfare program. For many people it brings in enough money so low wage jobs are not interesting enough. For 100 or 200 euro more they are not going to work. In some countries you see people starting very smal
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When reading they spent money on geotargeted advertising on plenty of fish I was baffled. Decent developers or people in charge of recruiting at a company surf plenty of fish?
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Anecdotal stories in management and the startup world.
(geerttheys.com)
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Clicked on the article thinking I would read about traders and Wall Street trying to profit from what is happening in Japan. Buying oil and keeping it to create less and less supply increasing prices or some other devious economical scheme
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16y ago
Are these all public timelines or can use it to create private timelines too. Like for milestones on a project?
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I already switched to alfredapp.
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Don't see the relevance why it only accounts for startups. It's for everyone using a computer and doesn't want to lose data. From individuals to corporations.
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16y ago
Energy wise it can also be unhealthy lifestyle: not enough vitamins, Not enough exercise, ... You don't feel it when you are young but getting older you can't get that easily away with abusing your body.
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I have lifted weights for 15 years. But now I ditched the gym all together. Got bored with neon lights, the smell of sweat and watching fat people run on a treadmill ;) Now I only sport outdoors and for muscle strength I use kettle-bells:
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16y ago
Well they have a imbalanced trade balance. By cutting wages of the middle class they will never get their domestic trade in order because these people won't have the money to buy their own products.
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