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dummy7953
11y ago
Yes! There are still dumb-as-hell companies that can't imagine an app running in anything except Excel (god love 'em), and writing .NET is a PITA for Office. And VBA is dumb.
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11y ago
There's proactive and reactive aggression. Proactive aggression is the typical bullying of others based on what programming they do. It's basically just another way to pat yourself on the back, and people eat that shit up.
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11y ago
What's problematic is that the more jumping you do to avoid dumb workplaces, the greater the possibility that only dumb workplaces will be desperate to hire you. It's a no-win situation. Unless, of course, you can do a better job
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11y ago
Wow. After all the truth that's come out which makes everyone else look like a turd (especially Reddit's own users), you still can't find no love for Pao? Ask your doctor if reality is right for you.
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11y ago
Someone's getting a divorce for Xmas!
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11y ago
Comcast - mediocrity is an improvement.
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11y ago
But code is written in an entirely pragmatic environment. That means its value changes with time. But we don't treat novels as pragmatically. If all its references are out of date, we simply excuse that problem by saying the book exi
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11y ago
I really wish more help from human-computer interaction & cognitive psychologists would be used to design a programming language. The programming language is (to me) the most expensive part of a system, because it determines how the cod
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11y ago
You're basically describing stuff I was doing like 20 freaking years ago. Minus the Hive & Spark & Highcharts & d3.js - naturally. But back then I couldn't get any of my managers to understand or appreciate what I was
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11y ago
Aww, that's sweet.
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11y ago
The system works!!
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11y ago
Well, you're always going to find people with different ability levels than yourself. So learning how to best deal with these issues will help your career. I'm almost certain people refuse to allow others to review their code bec
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11y ago
Perhaps they don't want to expose a lot of IT-dullard companies that still rely on VB6 to a ton of security issues. If a company is still relying on VB6 apps, it's very likely they neither have the talent, know-how, nor funds t
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11y ago
Can I please request a language that's at least partially designed by UI specialists, or psychologists familiar in cognition? Because, to me, it seems the most expensive part of a computer system is the relationship between the progra
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11y ago
Pardon my cynicism...
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11y ago
It seems like a classic economies of scale problem. You want an aggregator to be exposed to the best stuff, but the guardian at that gate is a moneyed interest.
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11y ago
Democracy!
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11y ago
I think it's possible that people who tend to over-intellectualize, possibly are missing some tenderness in their lives.
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11y ago
Well, somebody frickin' wrote those threats. It did happen. And people who should have had the sense to see there were vile pighumpers in their midst did not moderate their nastiness .
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11y ago
Please don't quote South Park.
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11y ago
I recall reading somewhere that the move to unleaded gasoline may have had an effect. Also abortion rates.
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11y ago
Perhaps due to the privatization of prisons?
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11y ago
Sheesh, that's a bit like being asked "how can I learn computers?" It's a very broad question. Better questions might be "what within the domain of business knowledge do I need to understand in order to achieve my
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11y ago
I wonder if this would be beneficial for shipping. Maybe it could cut down on fuel costs? But the process to create the etching takes an hour for a 1" x 1" square.
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11y ago
They're (the trolls) are the kind of people who think "better to be hated by someone, than to be ignored by everyone."
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11y ago
Can you grin like an idiot and sound super-excited about high tech dog shit?
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11y ago
"Oh hi Mr. VC, could I interest you in funding a website that specializes in hating fat people?"
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11y ago
I'm convinced that there is a highly vocal group (of young men, most likely) that are hell-bent on breaking Internet communities and even corporeal communities with their grotesqueries. And when they're challenged, they howl &quo
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I've thought that Office Suite software has basically been a "baked" product since about 2007. I doubt 99% of MS Word users are going to need a feature that isn't already in the software. I mean, if that's what yo
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11y ago
The owners of America don't want people with a lot of time on their hands and extra money in their pockets. That leads to cultural upheaval, which must have been horrifying to certain people in the 1960's.
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