sahglie

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by sahglie 13y ago
It's also easier to under pay 20-somethings
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by sahglie 13y ago
LOL, I haven't. Thinking about a dev wearing those on top of noise reducing headphones is a pretty great mental image though. :-)
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by sahglie 13y ago
For me the thing that is really the worst about the open workspace is not the noise--I can put in ear plugs and then noise reducing headphones. The worst is seeing people move around in my peripheral vision, that just makes it impossible t
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by sahglie 14y ago
And people here don't think the most elite are already taking PED? cough cough Don't be so naive.
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by sahglie 15y ago
With the release of Java 7 (invokedynamic) the performance of these dynamic languages (like ruby and python) may become much less of a factor (JRuby and Jython). At least that's what the JRuby folks imply: http://www.engineyard.com/blog/2
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by sahglie 16y ago
Or you could use Ruby where it continues to make the most sense and use Python where that makes the most sense. After all, the languages are so similar that keeping them both in the tool belt has less mental overhead than say Ruby and Scal
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Maybe Apple Should Rethink This One?(appleopenletter.org)
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by sahglie 16y ago
Anything by Hesse will change how you think! "Demian" is also a must read.
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by sahglie 16y ago
The way you phrase this makes it sound like you have to work harder to burn more fat as you get more fit. This is not true. Say your cardio workout consists of running at N% of your max heart rate for 1 hr, covering a distance D. The mor