justathrow2k

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by justathrow2k 11y ago
Sorry, what is it you're saying?
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
So, I hope I'm using this term correctly, but it seems like you're building a straw man here. I certainly never made the claim that everyone has the same experience and outlook regardless of race. However, as I mentioned in anoth
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
I would agree, that's not racism. However, I would say that a blanket statement about all members of a race such as this, 'black people have no alternative to understanding how the world really works.', is.
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
This is an incredibly racist way to look at the issue.
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
If it don't make dollars, it don't make sense.
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
I think you could describe Groundhog Day as the sum of a few of those plots listed.
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
>The .NET dev sitting across from me doesn't even use legit source control. Well, there you have it, this guy knows a .NET dev who doesn't use legit version control, so the whole .NET stack is a joke. QED.
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
If we define the metrics by which we judge quality, then possibly yes, possibly no.
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
Shrug. Its totally possible the old wealth is gone, its totally possible its not. I should state, I don't think any less of this persons and their accomplishments. Just a bit of a nitpick on details.
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
Sure, but money and the connections derived from it certainly helps you get to that point.
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
Sure, but so what? 'One of her ancestors was a founder of the Fleischmann's Yeast company', and her great-great-grandfather was 'dean of University of Cincinnati College of Medicine,[11] where a hospital is named after h
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
Did you consider you're putting the horse before the cart? I mean to say....did you consider she has these connections because she comes from money? Sometimes they come hand in hand.
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
What precisely in the Wikipedia article you linked to made you suspect that her parents aren't rich? I saw, 'One of her ancestors was a founder of the Fleischmann's Yeast company', and immediately thought old money.
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
That's a bit presumption of you, perhaps all they wanted to be was someone who does 'webdev scut work'.
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
Fair enough, but I don't see how any of this has to do with the topic at hand, which was boot camps are for suckers. I wouldn't consider the junior developers who are working out well in the parents reply suckers - sounds like the
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
Really? I feel like lots of people know how to get a programming job with a CS degree, and you in fact hit the nail on the head in your response, learn the technologies that employers are going to want you to have. Experiences to learn thes
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
Out of curiosity, why do you ask if they are web developers?
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
For sure. Why you're getting my response, and others like it, is because well, this is a tech circle and we're talking about tech jobs, so in this context, it's certainly nowhere close to being a school no one has heard of. e
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
Children of rich parents come in all shapes, sizes, and colours, friend.
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
You do realize that Waterloo has a CS program that's highly regarded (internationally), yes?
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
You must have a very loose definition of help, too, if you consider renting your property for profit as act of help as opposed to a self serving act with the aim being lining ones pockets.
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
It makes me question, however, what is Air BnB's 'social impact'? Providing an easier gateway for people to engage in illegal renting?
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
Yeah, yeah, I think I would. Someone's credibility as a programmer isn't destroyed in my mind because they say encrypt to describe hashing, especially if they are in fact, hashing and not encrypting and understand why. This is som
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
Isn't this question better suited for a FireFox dev/complaint forum?
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
This seems all sorts of shades of unethical.
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
Welcome to the English language. Enjoy your stay.
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
For what its worth, I agree with you. That is to say, I feel like a lot of the people here giving out praise are being a bit excessive with it and this is simply a flavour of the day paint by numbers web page. Still, it's a good effort
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
A design like that coupled with a product that people think has some value, perhaps.
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
These companies products generally aren't simply a website - their web sites serve as a catalyst for delivering an actual product that provides functionality. The link is question isn't a product hosted on the web, its simply a pe
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by justathrow2k 11y ago
I agree with the example of the macro usage of thy->thee->you/your as being an instance of progression, but I don't see the current trends in internet slang as a parallel example of something that will have such a long lasti

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