tutufan

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by tutufan 14y ago
Not sure about the social value, but +1 for the motto.
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by tutufan 14y ago
Nimbula, Nebula, one of you is going to have to rename...
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by tutufan 14y ago
No exceptions. Like C, it's not failsafe. That is, if you don't check the error status of (say) I/O operations, you lose.
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by tutufan 14y ago
Software patents. groan
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by tutufan 14y ago
Thanks! I think there's a real opportunity here for someone who can do this well. The current system works okay when you're just looking for a warm body with something dreary and obvious like "15 years of Java". But it's terrible for tryi
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by tutufan 14y ago
Thanks!
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Ask HN: computer dating, but for jobs--does it exist?
5 points by tutufan 14y ago|6 comments
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by tutufan 14y ago
Another famous answer: Don't worry about people stealing your ideas. If your ideas are any good, you'll have to shove them down people's throats. (too lazy to look up the attribution)
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by tutufan 15y ago
Probably should mention that the backend is (according to the job description) entirely Microsoft stuff.
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by tutufan 15y ago
Honestly, I think the best advice would be to just find a new job. Don't mention this issue at all when you leave--just give the standard name, rank, and serial number (i.e., "I love working here, but someone made me an offer I just can't
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by tutufan 15y ago
and perhaps #4: Apple patents basic methods needed to put educational materials on portable computers, thus keeping both away from the underprivileged of the world. ?