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by vegas 2y ago
Enforcing said appropriate social norms is a big part of the reason there is management in the first place. However it means that 1) Management has to be technically competent enough to understand the things being communicated about. 2) Ma
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by vegas 8y ago
This article presents absolutely nothing as regards an actual argument about how to write computer programs. That's enough to say about it.
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by vegas 14y ago
all of the above are great for well supported kids to learn about firsthand. resillience and perseverance are great traits to acquire young, especially when coupled with a healthy awareness of your own fallibility.
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by vegas 14y ago
Fast as in did so two years ago?
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by vegas 14y ago
This essay is pretty accurate in a lot of regards. However, many of the things that he gets on about are things that are massively wrong with the American economy at the moment(not that that doesn't make them any less real). He also complet
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by vegas 14y ago
What could possibly go wrong?
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by vegas 14y ago
This application needs to be something that runs on an open source ti-86 equivalent piece of hardware with no network connections and a battery life of forever instead of an iphone application, and then it will actually be successful. Until
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by vegas 14y ago
You quit.
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by vegas 14y ago
In other breaking news of interest to the digitally connected elite, e follows d and precedes f. It is also generally not used as a grade in American educational institutions.
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by vegas 14y ago
Hipsters begin losing interest in instagram at a reliable rate.
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by vegas 14y ago
it was obvious it was bullshit at least :D
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by vegas 14y ago
He left out "You are Donald Knuth"
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by vegas 14y ago
PHP Pitfalls: PHP :D
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by vegas 14y ago
This is standard hyperbole.
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by vegas 14y ago
Truly the only blog title which could top this would be "Return of the ScrumMaster" I will not be holding my breath for "Attack of the beanlet containers"
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by vegas 14y ago
hooray!
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by vegas 14y ago
Shortage of tech workers willing to run on carrotless treadmills reaches epic proportions. Carrotless treadmills thrown away.
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by vegas 14y ago
Alan Kay means anyone can be persuasive, but wrong.
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by vegas 14y ago
Bringing the elegance, style, and linguistic specificity of C++ to Python. Next article will cover how to introduce friends classes and three different kinds of inheritance, to further simplify your python life.
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Nokia Expats do what Nokia should have: Jolla Mobile(venturebeat.com)
6 points by vegas 14y ago|3 comments
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by vegas 14y ago
"The main reason for the rapid growth is a large increase in the demand for computer software." http://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and-information-technology/s... http://www.bls.gov/ooh/legal/lawyers.htm
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by vegas 14y ago
You can and should charge at least $225/hour if you are a competent software person. There are far less competent software people then there are mediocre lawyers, and mediocre lawyers can charge $225/hour.
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by vegas 14y ago
peccorino romano man, peccorino romano. You could charge $2k/hr
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by vegas 14y ago
Chad Orzel isn't glamourizing his lack of systematic knowledge, merely acknowledging it in a forthright and fairly humble manner. I'd argue that he's trying to avoid coming off as and arrogant physics/math nerd. In fact, here is direct text
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by vegas 14y ago
More importantly, where's the whale?
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by vegas 14y ago
Seriously, this gets downvoted?
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by vegas 14y ago
How not watching four hours of television a day put me out out of touch and was really awesome.
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by vegas 14y ago
Ah yes, the remarkably secure realm of mobile devices. Surely one can trust them implicitly.
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by vegas 14y ago
But won't this level of transparency hurt profits?
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by vegas 14y ago
To sum up: it's gonna fall over at any minute without a continuous injection of money.

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