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Comment #3697091
Thanks for the post Alex. One of the things I do like about being a developer at BigCo is that it's possible to keep the politics at an arm's length - something that I think would …
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Comment #3682940
To continue the analogy..once we determine we're in a sim, maybe the next step is to figure out if there are any paravirtualization hooks we can use to optimize our universe.
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Comment #3678646
This sounds like something quite different - a career fair for students / recent grads.
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Comment #3644794
I love this idea. A few more features (like curves/masks) and a faster UI and I can see using this a lot.
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Comment #3628118
It's hard for me to believe there exist companies that have the resources to hire software developers and that don't use source control.
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Comment #3543003
I'm interested in how many new people facebook will have to hire as it attempts to grow to justify its $100b valuation.
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Comment #3473501
Perhaps the guy feels his work is important and derives personal satisfaction from it. That might make him happier in the long run and a better husband and father.
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Comment #3448345
While the process doesn't sound pleasant, a long interview might benefit the potential employee as much as it does the company. If you're going to be spending a lot of time working…
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Comment #3433696
True, though in this example integer overflow would happen first.
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Comment #3432330
I was wondering the same thing. But I can confirm it compiles and runs, though I had to supply a -std=c99 flag to gcc.
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Comment #3431930
Best solution I've seen here so far.
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Comment #3384475
I'll admit the demo is beautiful, but surely there's a way to accomplish this without history pollution.
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Comment #3339449
I wonder if this actually applies to all fields of human endeavor.
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Comment #3339375
What about the evidence that companies that are known to seek out the best programmers(Google, Microsoft, facebook) are some of the most successful? (Or at least the most visible.)…
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Comment #3339366
I believe in the "10x programmer" phenomenon.. In my experience, the best programmers seem to quickly become very good at whatever development task they put their minds to.
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Comment #3330989
Indeed, since I got a smartphone I no longer dread long lines in supermarkets, etc. Just more time to read HN.
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Comment #3327209
I have this fear literally every time I start on a new problem: am I re-inventing the wheel? Has this problem been solved already - maybe written about and discussed at length abou…
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Comment #3322042
The ditto clipboard manager for Windows http://ditto-cp.sourceforge.net/ has completely solved this problem for me.
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Comment #3317770
I think the intent of #1 is clear (I agree with your reading of it) but the sloppiness of the statement is distracting. Same really for #2, though it looks like I'm wrong and Googl…
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Comment #3317763
Agree with yours (and olefoo's) interpretation of #1; I singled it out because it raised a red flag for me as the kind of statement non-tech savvy people would make, thus calling i…
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Comment #3317734
I also thought maybe he meant to write "iPhone app" and accidentally left out that word.
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Comment #3317695
As a full-time developer with a family, it's not as easy as it seems to pick up the hot language/platform of the month, especially to learn it deeply enough to compete with people …