gaelow

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by gaelow 8y ago
I'd seriously consider migrating to bitbucket if this happens.
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by gaelow 8y ago
I tried to use it as replacement for ftp for deployment 14 years ago, in part because I could mount a drive and perform some costly (for a VM at that time) sanity checks on the deployment. It was OK, but too unstable on that kind of connect
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by gaelow 9y ago
you lost me at not opening our platform to hate speech. Even for an open minded person there must be limits. I keep remembering that quote: "If you open your mind too much, your brain will fall out". They can build their hate inte
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by gaelow 9y ago
This is an open invitation to break programs. It's so cool. I always, compulsively, accept those kind of invitations. I, like most people here, keep breaking eclipse and then rebuilding it to see what happens. Unfortunately the industr
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by gaelow 9y ago
This is cool but where are the metrics, examples?
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by gaelow 9y ago
You got it relatively easy: I assume you don't have any good contacts on the business, which is the obvious first choice. You can find clients at upwork or some freelancing site. Prioritize portfolio building and long term projects&#x2
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by gaelow 9y ago
hey, hello, hi... have you ever read about em? just set the default size to whatever fits the resolution you are dealing with? viewport? responsive design? web? computer? anything? is this for real?
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by gaelow 10y ago
I have seen a few online videos about a fantastic method that can get you started at 10000 eur/month guaranteed . The sky is the limit. On top of that you only have to work like 4-6 hours a week, without commuting. You can travel as
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by gaelow 10y ago
If the explanation looks like this I am not sure I want to see how the code looks like.. http://imgur.com/a/E0idH
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by gaelow 10y ago
NO. No way. It's the second time I see this here. The answer is not a hybrid that is neither 2.7 nor 3.0 compliant. That's just a third, useless standard. Let's just please stick to one standard, preferably the most current f
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by gaelow 10y ago
Coding ability wise, elite coders are usually already well above the average professional senior programmer level while still in their teens (emphasis on coding ability wise). But, - They are a tiny fraction of the collective. Pretty much e
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by gaelow 10y ago
Don't even bother reading it: whenever there is a question on the headline of an article from a serious major news outlet, the answer is NO. Seriously it's like that EVERY time. 100%. Literally. Early ages of click-bait when it wa
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by gaelow 10y ago
Awesome. Really. But it can also be taken down with a sneeze. And these are not easily fixable details, they come from the foundation, so I doubt it will ever leave the lab. Reminds me a bit of the three little piggies tale.
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by gaelow 10y ago
Whitout being more specific I would say that, in general, fighting the policies works even worse than ignoring them. Try to become somebody who can dictate them.
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by gaelow 10y ago
you took the ponzi scheme and applied it to marketing. That's glorious. I am starting to believe what I once read about the brightest minds of our era being too busy trying to devise new effective ways to make us click on the ads.
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by gaelow 11y ago
In many households the mother manages the father's wage down to the last penny. Father has little to no saying on what it is spent on. It may not be the rule but it is relevant enough not to ignore it. I would even dare to say it is mo
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by gaelow 11y ago
That sentence makes about as much sense as "immolation training on an atheist club".
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by gaelow 11y ago
It's arithmetic, not calculus. In both your performance depends on three factors: technique, practice, capacity. I don't know about capacity, but practising and learning calculus techniques is not the same as practising and learni
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by gaelow 11y ago
You are a n00b. Don't worry about it. You might think you are not. You might even think you have a shit-ton of experience because you wrote your first program when you were 5 and you've got a CS degree and you have worked on many
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by gaelow 11y ago
reliably <> accurately Wow, some psychology professor who read Ender's Game (Probably watched it since, come on, psychology is science at its laziest and the timeframes match) decided to make a quick buck by publishing an online
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by gaelow 11y ago
Beware of the long post ahead: Mine is a very common and uninteresting story. It is not even a cautionary tale, but I'll write it anyway to remind myself of the choices that I made and why I made them, because I think it will help me a
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by gaelow 11y ago
A connection is not an extension. It is a poor replacement for what is suggested; extension of a system by employing multiple devices. Think of dual screen duplicating desktop vs an actual extension of the desktop on the second screen.
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by gaelow 11y ago
Come on, are you freaking kidding me? They should do one about C way before even mentioning COBOL. 43 years old and still rocking!
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by gaelow 12y ago
JE SUIS CHARLIE is a movement that condemns killing. It is a movement for freedom and freedom of expression. Some people seem to be pissed off because the killings that started the movement were not the ones that happened before or will hap
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by gaelow 12y ago
Tell him to join a local open source community and learn to work in group projects and to code in a team close to other people (Like the GDG, for example. It's free and in my town every week or two they organize meetings, hackatons, wo
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by gaelow 12y ago
confirmed. It's a scam.
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by gaelow 12y ago
P.P.S: I'm writing this from an hotel room, as I took a week off my regular job to do a consulting joband travel a bit. So I guess I haven't grown so tired of it after all :-)
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by gaelow 12y ago
I totally agree with namecast. Also, it depends on your destination(s) and your connections along the way. If you don't mind traveling cheap and light to cheap countries and live off a traveling bag on student dorms and the like, you&#
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by gaelow 12y ago
Good advice, indeed. I don't think I'd have any problems getting a new job right know, because everybody wants junior developers, and practically none of them are as experienced as I am. A few years from now it might be very diffe
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by gaelow 12y ago
Thanks :-) I'm actually quite happy. The pay is decent, the colleagues are great, smart and they have a good deal of experience. Plus the office is not far away from home. From what I know from my college partners, such a combination i

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