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Comment #14601798
The story of the senior Java developer is startling but plausible. If you work on legacy applications for 15 years and you're never the originial author who starts from scratch, it…
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Comment #3435009
I believe parent was trying to express the sentiment that search engines inherently favor sites that are well-structured and present the relevant keywords in a format that is easil…
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Comment #3429169
The production version of Nokia Maps 3D requires a proprietary browser plugin to run. This is an immense improvement to the right direction.
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Comment #3423916
What I find the most ironic is that such new and hip technology (neat javascript tricks) is used to imitate the lamest and most boring forms of presentation (powerpoint) ever.
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Comment #3246931
> How can I design my architecture to accommodate just about anything my customer throws at me? Poor attempts at this will result in very complex systems with unnecessarily many la…
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Comment #3242790
Well I agree. There are billions of bucks to be made in the domains of enterprise and industrial applications, and social network integration is not really a business case there - …
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Comment #3233694
Submitting an essay for others to judge, and then altering it after receiving criticism is not quite doing it right. Mistakes are okay, covering them up is not however. In my opini…
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Comment #3181770
As a ground rule, as long as you are calling other peoples modules you're not yet programming, but that doesn't mean that what you do can't be meaningful or useful. Oh, I see. Do I…
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Comment #3133875
Not to mention that during the past six months, a significant amount of Nokia's engineers have either been laid off or found new employers on their own. It was a catchy way to begi…