beffbernard

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The Legality of Token Issuances(blog.braveno.com)
2 points by beffbernard 10y ago|0 comments
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by beffbernard 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote (based in Fredericton NB) Former CTO with 3 exits. I specialize in building high performance, highly available, distributed systems on the JVM. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trevorbernard
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by beffbernard 12y ago
SEEKING WORK -- Remote (Fredericton, NB Canada) I'm a former CTO with 3 exits. I've developed software for start-ups, mid sized and Fortune 500 companies. Most recently, I was a co-founder and CTO at UserEvents Inc. where I grew,
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by beffbernard 13y ago
I use my thumb. Though I replaced my CAPSLOCK with CTRL and I mapped C-x C-m and C-c C-m to be equivalent to M-x. This dramatically reduce my usage of Alt.
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by beffbernard 15y ago
Oh dear, what happened there?
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by beffbernard 15y ago
Understanding how Java GCs works will only make you a better Java developer. Excellent screencast.
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Thread-safe [Java] sentinel flags(trevorbernard.com)
1 points by beffbernard 15y ago|0 comments
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by beffbernard 16y ago
By being a skilled developer yourself.
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by beffbernard 16y ago
I generally agree with that statement but I wasn't making any presumptions only stating my observations. College is not critical to developing higher critical thinking but it certainly doesn't hurt.
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by beffbernard 16y ago
In my experience there is no direct correlation between a developer being good or bad based on whether they had a degree or not. However, what I did find was that someone who had completed their undergrad is generally capable of thinking at
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Searchy type problems(seanfalconer.blogspot.com)
3 points by beffbernard 17y ago|0 comments
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What emacs commands to use to browse around a large code base(reddit.com)
1 points by beffbernard 17y ago|0 comments
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Effective Emacs(steve.yegge.googlepages.com)
31 points by beffbernard 17y ago|12 comments