Aylw

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by Aylw 13y ago
While this is true, keeping a large project from getting ... err, decohesed and coupled, takes a lot of time as well. You will have less lines of code, but you'll definitely spend a lot more time than that first 1000 lines on a large
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by Aylw 13y ago
I don't understand what you mean by 'whether we trust them to decide what the public gets to know.' That's a question we're supposed to be asking the governments who have withheld this information, not the whistle
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by Aylw 13y ago
I thought I was the same way for a long time, but for me the kicker was 'left to my own devices' - I NEVER had anywhere near 8 hours consistently, so on the weekends, I would crash for more than 10 hours at least. My conclusion was that I
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by Aylw 14y ago
I think saying 'a terrible work environment' is a bit of a stretch. The important part of criticism is that it's taken constructively - often it's best done between peers, but sometimes it's best done with (good) managers. I think a key is
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by Aylw 15y ago
That's a pretty bold assumption. Maybe you have already read the political landscape of 10 years in the future, but to say that China already 'owns' Taiwan, especially comparing it to Hong Kong, which is only superficially similar, takes s
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by Aylw 15y ago
I'm not sure if that's as efficient as sticking to the prescribed agenda, and having the non-agenda stuff taken offline / discussed after. You don't have to schedule an entirely different meeting room to talk about it - more often than not
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by Aylw 15y ago
You're always low-balled at first, but if their low ball is in your acceptable range, you know you can ask for more.
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by Aylw 15y ago
With modern day technology, shooting a ball in a hoop consistently or building a pyramid is easy. So why are Pro Sports and the Pyramids so amazing? Because they did it the hard way. I guess they could achieve the same thing if they lied
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by Aylw 15y ago
Depends on how you look at it. The traditional entertainment industry (movies, tv, and music) is very small. But put 'broadcasting', which is part of the 'information' industry, and it is comparable to the tech industry. Add in the fact t
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by Aylw 15y ago
You know how a car works? How a plane works? How a nuclear generator, water purification plant, and skyscraper construction works? I can't speak for anyone else, but I can only know so much. For the rest of mankind's knowledge, I rely on
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by Aylw 15y ago
The responsibility for something rarely falls on one party's shoulders. The banks are like a contractor who was in charge of building the foundation of your house, but instead bet the bricks in a game of dice (and lost). When the foreman
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by Aylw 15y ago
Did you check your link? It looks like the average salary for teachers is about average for America. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=income+inequality+in+america That puts them well below the mark where they'd need to be to be to place in the top X
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by Aylw 15y ago
LG Prada phone. Plus, the border of the original Galaxy S is black, makes a significant difference. Not much room for innovation in a candy-bar touch screen, really. I'd side with Samsung on the legal argument, as well. Apple is known as