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DharmaSoldat

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    Comment #14273216

    I'm a newish dad and full stack dev. I've found that what's been most effective for me, aside from spending (admittedly, far too much) time coding in the evenings before sleep, is …

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    Comment #9849914

    Isn't what you're describing essentially the ActiveRecord pattern? An object that has the internal capabilities to perform the various CRUD operations direct to a persistence store…

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    Comment #8731730

    I'm hoping this was written satirically...

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    Comment #7592788

    I just don't know what the thing does. The video says nussing. NUSSING! Don't companies have to get to at least Enron-level before they start making vapid promo pieces like this?

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    Comment #7252743

    People (in my experience, anyways) would prefer a product that is fast and gets the job done without fault or error over a product that looks really awesome but performs poorly and…

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    Comment #7014468

    It is awesome. I've tried getting through it in it's totality 6 times to no avail, but i still await try number 7... It is a great read.

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    Comment #6895518

    I agree that you don't have to learn anything about mathematics to become a programmer - that's how I started. I will say that having learned relatively advanced math since my star…

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    Comment #6647760

    I hear ya... from what I can see it looks like it would be great for rapid prototyping, even big systems... however why anyone would go with a JS-backed framework for a serious app…

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    Comment #6647736

    I'm sorry but those look like toys. I'm with buddy here, could you please give me an example that is more complex in nature?

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    Comment #6501898

    Don't want to ruin the surprise for everyone else. 'Sides it's just data processing. It's not hard to figure it out - it's quite logical. Oh... my edit was I forgot the language. I…

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    Comment #6499514

    I finished the first one in 20 minutes and got bored with the second one. I'm happy I work for the company I do. If this is what they want people to do all day, geez.

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    Comment #6218510

    Surprised no one has made any reference to Farenheit 451. Allow me to be the first. Thankfully websites are not flammable.

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    Comment #5804273

    Speaking as a proud Canadian, you're absolutely right. It's aboot time we get those new fangled horseless carriages!

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    Comment #4740181

    Go look at the SDK docs... they're not half bad. I got a system up and running with them (not knowing anything about AWS beforehand) in a day or two. Most of it is just knowing the…

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    Comment #4543909

    Wow... Just wow.

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    Comment #4470221

    For those who don't want to subscribe... http://www.itpro.co.uk/642613/scientists-to-announce-quantum...

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    Comment #4448769

    If you've painted a painting, and you feel as though it no longer represents the work you set out to do, would you just keep painting over it? Would your work suffer from the same …

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    Comment #3606073

    All I have to say after looking at your site is: 1) thanks for msbetatesting hackernews, 2) did you even test your site for BS errors, you noobs, 3) not a bad idea, but srsly, what…

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    Comment #3500904

    @NelsonMinar - I couldn't agree more. I'm currently learning OpenGL and having a hell of a time putting it all together. Thankfully I found a quick reference card for OpenGL 4.2, t…

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    Comment #3146452

    Agreed - location is a good indicator. I make good money for my area, but cost of living is highest in the country and salaries are higher in other areas.

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    Comment #3142972

    Love the title. Though it made me think the video would be something different. "Ghost in the Shell"-style tech is the way of the future. Anyone else excited about the yet unreleas…

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    Comment #2801460

    I tried a bit of this just a moment ago. Came up with the answer to a problem I've been thinking about for some time now. Additionally I thought of some great ideas for weekend pro…

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    Comment #2772780

    I second that. My main side-project-esque interests involve AI and Computer Vision. Knowing that cleared up a lot of confusion as to what was 'best to learn'.

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    Comment #2772770

    I graduated with Math 11 in highschool and never pursued it again to any extent until I was out of programming the first time and about 3 years into my culinary career. I decided t…