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dhfjgkrgjg
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Comment #7251485
Good for him, he decided to make an investment and learn how to use his tools. He will now be more confident, comfortable and proficient going forward. Slackoverflow - emphasis on …
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Comment #7248633
Who would have thought? That in your late thirties, you have gained experience, knowledge, contacts, maybe even a degree of financial support, all of which lend towards the formati…
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Comment #7245155
the problem is that in most locations companies seem to have the upper hand, and IT staff work in a cost centre, and the drive is on to reduce salaries to less than that of a frenc…
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Comment #7245059
it is funny, all those sites that talk about user centric design, and the user experience, then go on to release a dogshit site that pulls in gigabytes of crap from the four corner…
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Comment #7243641
Sounds far too simplistic. Some people are born arseholes, some blame the world for their bad lot in life, others still take pleasure in causing problems and generally trolling. Fi…
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Comment #7243599
Some people have massive, powerful shoulders. And they need them. To carry that chip on their shoulder for so long. Whether their personal chip is racism, sexism, or any other -ism…
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Comment #7241414
C or ASM? You do realise on this site those languages dont exist, only Ruby, Haskell, Bracket-o-lisp variants, Go, Rust, and any other brogrammer ready shiny shiny. I didnt forget …
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Comment #7241350
isn't this the whole schtick for slackexchange? Answers for lazy programmers? Paint by numbers, google by functions. Both result in a seemingly finished product, created without an…
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Comment #7241262
You are missing what he is really saying. He saw the tools available, liked some aspects of them, was even able to use some of them reasonably compentently. But, he realised early …
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Comment #7240336
Upstart although being first was never going to win against the marketing forces behind systemd. In the old days, tech was evaluated on technical merit, today the slickest marketin…
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Comment #7232574
So you acknowledge today some people do already leech as you put it, under the GPL. It may be a violation, and the other party may laugh as they are in a different juridiction. So,…
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Comment #7232414
You think that people don't leech on the GPL? Great, then I have found just the customer for some snake oil! There wouldn't be the whole GPL violations thingy if people were not al…
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Comment #7232350
This is a big shame. They are already familiar with the BSD license, so why the GPL?
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Comment #7232336
What is it's first recommendation? Add more DRM into the web standards? Subvert the open web further?
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Comment #7226240
A member of our year took their life at college. None of us knew whatever was going on in their life or mind. And that is the hardest part - societal stigma prevented the person re…
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Comment #7226178
if you are using Ruby for any performance sensitive task, you are doing it wrong. Really. Even the die hard fans acknowledge they use it for the meta-magic-shiny-shiny rather than …
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Comment #7225246
In the old days people thought about design, the wrote software, they supported their product. Nowadays all the wannabees think installing a metric ton of shit from npm or the gem …