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darthpanda

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    Comment #4323588

    I'd rather work for the CIA, at least they have morals.

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    Comment #4296159

    NO. You will break the universe. Do not attempt this.

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    Comment #4038365

    Damn straight you can. It's about aptitude mainly. I don't have a degree and I've worked in the industry for 17 years now professionally. People always tell me I'm an exception but…

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    Comment #4038238

    Thank God. I can rest now knowing that we've completed man's greatest feat. Adding this to my site immediately.

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    Comment #4035977

    I chose a mac because I code for the ipad platform. I also have a PC for doing .net programming and a linux one for fun. I just love the unix platform as a developer. It's a develo…

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    Comment #3993051

    You can ask but I wouldn't. Not because I think you don't have a shot but because who does timed tests via email? This isn't some goddam parlor game we play, it's real work. Since …

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    Comment #3916952

    But they bought a good solid team and a great brand that can be reused in other incarnations. It's either that or compete with them. Not really a mistake when you look at it from a…

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    Comment #3897565

    Well here's where they are very well represented - marketing and design. Two very important fields. Without those you just have a lonely little application or website. Never mind m…

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    Comment #3896964

    This is actually easily possible because a lot of email clients are web browsers and we could take the html + js and apply it. The problem is this has already been done and lead to…

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    Comment #3887079

    Although this is very exciting I remain highly skeptical.If anything this smells like a pump and dump scheme more than a legit effort. I hope I'm wrong. I really want to see this s…

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    Comment #3883485

    Because they have no real work-world skills. Get those, get hired. Simple as that.

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    Comment #3883413

    How about I just plop one of my robots onto the table? Is that "hacker" enough for the hacker club? :P

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    Comment #2846118

    I have a much simpler reason - there's money in it. Besides, stick around long enough and you realize it's not the language or platform, it's the process behind the creation that d…

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    Comment #2846084

    That's my reason and I'm certainly not ashamed by it even if there are a few starry-eyed fools here on this board. I program for money. Not to be on the cover of hipster hacker. I …

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    Comment #2782446

    I disagree with the point regarding salary . You should always ask up front to decide if you even want to interview. Ask them a range and explain why - a lot of people waste time w…

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    Comment #2742391

    Just don't use it. Did someone break into your house and force you to sign up at gun point? No. It's voluntary. Stop crying about a free service.

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    Comment #1344407

    I love my notepads. I collect them then go back a few years later and see what I was thinking. Sure I can do that on the computer, and I do using things like google docs, but I lov…

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    Comment #1334663

    No longer amusing to YOU. Plenty amusing to me.

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    Comment #1328775

    That's a problem everyone should gladly accept.

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    Comment #1328771

    Or maybe he did see that and avoided discussing it, instead deciding to keep a personal belief personal. Everyday doesn't have to be epiphany day after all.

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    Comment #1306021

    Yeah it's an interesting battle. I've developed for both but I don't consider myself loyal to either. But this thing is becoming religious. I was a little ticked at first and rante…

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    Comment #1302641

    Yeah some good points in there. But it reads like Tolkien.

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    Comment #1301687

    Did someone stick a gun to your head and force you to read it? Your hostility is baseless.

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    Comment #1301464

    I'm wondering if this is related to Danger and their ownership by Microsoft. I would bet most people don't know that Danger created Android and that was later bought by Google. So …

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    Comment #1299353

    This is a great idea. Dijkstra didn't use a computer and he worked out just fine.