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by se85 13y ago
What a terrible idea. Please reconsider.
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by se85 14y ago
Yes. Then again, I'm biased. A proven track record of being self motivated and being persistant with their goals are far more valuable traits in an individual than a piece of paper saying they went to some college or university for several
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by se85 14y ago
1. 50/50 partnerships are absolutely dreadful for conflict resolution. 2. $3000 for marketing is nothing and will most likely get little results even if op is a marketing guru which does not appear to be the case.
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by se85 14y ago
Please Explain
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by se85 14y ago
While I agree with the basic premise of this blog post what I find just as rude and selfish is when people over-generalize late-comers to include anyone that is late at all ever and don't care about the "why?" even if it is quite a valid re
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by se85 14y ago
I have dealt with it in the past by using their egos against them to force them to be accountable for their actions to the point where they back themselves into a corner which is usually when the lies and deceit start becoming very noticeab
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by se85 14y ago
It can't be mining, otherwise we would see similar patterns in South Australia (at least) with similar patterns likely to be visible in every other state as well. I'd be interested in knowing why this is so as well.
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by se85 14y ago
This reads to me like a "6 steps to becoming a better web developer" article because the author completely fails to talk about anything "new".
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by se85 14y ago
I don't see how this is any different for "OOP" though (or anything in life for that matter)? Things are always great till they don't work, and usually are absolutely horrible when they don't. I see your pipe dream on a daily basis as do ma
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by se85 14y ago
Yeah, there's no doubt it sucks but so can working for smaller organisations. It's all about the people your working with. The bigger the company, the more deadwood you likely have to work with.
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by se85 14y ago
I see your not familiar with the nature of code deployments and everything that has to happen beforehand. ;) The two hours were most likely spent on office politics as opposed to fixing the problem. I'm surprised it wasn't > 5 hours to
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by se85 14y ago
I agree (generally speaking). I'm not sure at what point MVC based design patterns became the definition for OOP but stranger things have happened. People calling JavaScript the new HTML5 gets me everytime! To be fair though the topic of di
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by se85 14y ago
This is exactly how I feel also. This simple logic of fitting smaller things together to make bigger things has always delivered superior results for me regardless of the language in use. OOP seems ass backwards to me but everyone I talk to
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by se85 14y ago
Oh really? A pipedream you say? Oh ok then...
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by se85 14y ago
I think that spending 9 months on a naming problem and coming up with a name that is still not very good at all is indicative of the real problem which is that you guys need to look for outside help on this one from someone who has the expe
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by se85 14y ago
JavaScript Ninja, Scrum master and now data scientists? By their definition i'm a scientist because I've built a few products! I certainly don't see myself as one.
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by se85 14y ago
I sure hope they didn't use Facebook's HTML5 expertise in building the BB10.
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by se85 14y ago
im on an iMac using Chrome (with a magic mouse). Had the exact same experience, otherwise, pretty nice.
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by se85 14y ago
That would be great, but I think the time frame isn't realistic unless we already have the technology to do this but it is not out of the lab yet so to speak. If we do, then perhaps it is possible to make the manufacturing processes simple
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by se85 14y ago
Indeed it is a fine line, but there is plenty of things you can learn along the way to make that line a little less fine until it gets to the point that the line might not even exist anymore! Give yourself some credit, you know stuff, and y
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by se85 14y ago
Wow, do they have any design or UX people over there or just an overwhelming level of nonsense politics or both? It doesn't 'look' or 'feel' good at all. Almost every change I see is a step back, instead of forward, which is crazy consideri
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by se85 14y ago
I was like this several years ago myself, the key is in being humble whilst still being argumentative without sounding like a wanker - it's possible!
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by se85 14y ago
Completely agree with you, although I think it is more about the personal desire to learn than education in itself. If you don't have the personal desire to learn in the first place, then I doubt that education can genuinely "teach" you thi
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by se85 14y ago
I agree, I'm really scratching my head here trying to understand what data volume has to do with unique users also.
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by se85 14y ago
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by se85 14y ago
Percentage of total users which are using mac with chrome across the entire percentage of total users. The total percentage of Mac+iOS across the total uniques was quite high at around 25% and like your figures, a huge portion of this was f
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by se85 14y ago
The stats across a number of large Australia media entertainment sites I was involved with earlier this year were between 1.5% to 2.0% mac chrome users from january to march. Uniques over this period were between 2-3 million. I'm part of th
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by se85 14y ago
That's great, I might actually be able to use this to significantly improve a certain project I am working on. It would be really nice to have it using the same API, but yeah, it would be really tricky to actually pull it off. Then again, I
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by se85 14y ago
However, all of us here that are familiar with the landscape and with Microsoft's history thought this was a bad idea from the beginning. And I'm not? Talk about judging someone without knowing anything about them, wow! When did I say tha
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by se85 14y ago
How are you getting such clean html from the WYSIWYG, pre or post html processing?

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