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by code_pockets 15y ago
Thank you for the nice comment. I do not use twitter, but you can feel free to tweet it. Just send the profits of the tweet to the FSF. =)
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Why your job ad sucks (plus how you can fix it). (codepockets.wordpress.com)
5 points by code_pockets 15y ago|1 comments
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by code_pockets 15y ago
I saw that ad, thought about applying, but decided not to. Here is why: -- A list of common languages is something that pushes me away. Why? Because it tells me (by experience) that they want someone who can do it all (impossible). Its fine
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by code_pockets 15y ago
Great point. Though you may have not thought of something: wisdom (which is what you seem to be referring to) works something like this: wisdom = knowledge(experience(actions(decisions * time) * time) * time) * time //why do I always end up
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by code_pockets 15y ago
Agreed, though I'm guilty as charged. This has led me to re-think the README/documentation problem, and gave me an app idea. A little web app that allows the user to build a proper README with a template. Sort of those build a resume apps,
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by code_pockets 15y ago
Agreed. I also use DDG in the same way you mention, though only going to google for the rare image I can't find anywhere else (which is about once a month). Such is the reason why I'm always promoting DDG to others. It just works. I plan to
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by code_pockets 15y ago
I think duckduckgo works like google should. That's why I changed , and will never go back.
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by code_pockets 15y ago
The year was 1986, and I was on my first Disney World trip. After a couple of days of traveling up and down Florida visiting the various theme parks, my parents decided to stop at a local electronics shop. Now, back at home we didn't have m
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by code_pockets 15y ago
Another point to consider is the following: People have been taught by their IT dept., their family members, friends, store clerks, etc., to not mess with a computer. This also applies to their automobiles, appliances, etc. In short, a lot