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   by transitive 14y ago

   there's really just one simple rule for this: dress exactly the way you are willing to dress at work. if you underdress, and they give you a hard time about it, you might not fit in well at that company and you dodged a bullet. if you overd
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   by transitive 15y ago

   Java and C# do facilitate the way a programmer thinks, but maybe not in the way you're thinking of. they won't make you a more genius hacker that comes up with the cleverest code. they'll make you think longer and harder about your engineer
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   by transitive 15y ago

   my list is pretty different. i'm gonna totally exclude the functional language category. functional languages can do some really cool things and some people swear by them, but none of them are things that you should know for professional
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   by transitive 15y ago

   interesting list, if somewhat racist. i'm sure someone could compile a similar failure list for basically any particular nationality or ethnic group. better question would be "do businesses that utilize Indian services or Personnel have a h
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   by transitive 15y ago

   I'm a City College Student. I've taken 2 courses with Prof. McCracken and spoken with him privately on several occasions as well. He was an amazing man. A truly kind heart who knew how to bring out the best in people. Teaching was something