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djipko

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    Comment #27206681

    Most companies that people put up as examples of asking "fundamentals" that are unrelated to the job, actually don't at all ask candidates to regurgitate fundamentals. Instead they…

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    Comment #25658748

    While this may not be inviting to you, I think there is a flip side to the "wide-net" that big companies cast on LinkedIn and such. Instead of just hiring from a pool of "well-esta…

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    Comment #11437855

    Right, but as the article points out - you get compensated (10x) better for it in the management track. There are outliers of course, but they are just that - outliers.

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    Comment #8933956

    He actually does go into that in the "Some side notes" part. He recommends calling it a monad only when you actually use the monadic interface: “I have to directly use the result o…

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    Comment #6913622

    Nice explanation. I'm surprised that no one so far mentioned a cool trick for getting around this using a different way to define mappend as function composition, to make sure ++ i…

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    Comment #4224591

    They may do that - however running tests on every single push is not exactly resource free, and I have a hard time believing Github will offer it for free. And Semaphore's integrat…

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    Comment #3185925

    I interviewed with these guys a while back but ended up doing something else in the end. I obviously never worked for the company, but the interview process was really interesting …

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    Comment #2785546

    Many thanks for the link. I do use them for sessions not files - I find that feature very usefull when dealing with a bunch of projects.

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    Comment #2785455

    So Xcode 3 won't work and mavcim keeps crashing. Is it like: sometimes seems unstable - crashing, or completely unusable - crashing. Details much appreciated as it is my main edito…

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    Comment #2781272

    >I have a colleague that writes firmware on windows XP, which with his various drivers and Eclipse problems causes a BSOD about once a fortnight. I keep offering him to get a new c…

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    Comment #2517334

    I just wanted to reply "20 years?! Realy! Very bold prediction", but then I thught to myself - if someone said in 1991 that the future in the next 20 years would be web... he would…

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    Comment #2473916

    Sorry to be inquisitive even further, I am not in Poland but my friend is thinking about moving there. Are you talking Warsaw here or a smaller town (Krakow, Wroclaw, Tricity area)…

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    Comment #2473752

    I would assume that you are either talking net income or you mistyped the number?

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    Comment #2127550

    This is exactly why this thing caught my eye. And this is not just a python project, but an interpreter for the language, so should give you a great experience with the language it…

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    Comment #2048819

    Valid points, although I do not have enough experience with p2p networks (and almost no knowledge of skype's particular architecture) to judge but 20% - 30% of SN does seem substan…

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    Comment #1856605

    I believe an excellent explanation of the whole thing was given by Joel some time ago. http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/StrategyLetterV.html And this guy knows business model…