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methods21
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Comment #45697045
Been doing this strategy for over 20 years.
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Comment #44841751
As a hiring manager / lead for technical positions, this is fine, and often proposed by the 'resume experts'. Where I get incensed is these statements where the original design/arc…
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Comment #44485329
Lets see how far from the $20billion offer they IPO at.
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Comment #44206224
Bring back XML or a better format than both, or at least a DTD for JSON.
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Comment #44110759
Never a fan of these 'click bait' headlines, and surprised it made it this high in hacker news. We get the 'premise', Mr. Money Mustache has been preaching similar for years, but t…
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Comment #44044294
Dealing with this right now as a consultant. Also a 'semi-govt' company, with much more in annual revenue than in this article, running a highly critical production workload, and i…
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Comment #43708684
How can any trade be made and not know 'who' made the trade? Doesn't every trading account need to be registered/identified in some manner? KYC right? At a minimum the account hold…
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Comment #43659163
I haven't seen this guy in a while... tbh, at one point it almost felt like he was a shill for something. Anyway check out the symbol: NANC
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Comment #43659126
"Yet I think Tim’s single review was possibly as valuable as all the others combined".... and yet you don't even tell us anything about his review.... disappointing esp. considerin…
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Comment #43658894
I see 'this guy' who wants or does build his own ORM, in every company I've worked with.
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Comment #43537531
Reminds me of the BMW Heated Seats SaaS option. What's even worse is the planned obsolescence, its such a huge waste of resources. I had a GE DW and fridge from the 1950s until 199…
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Comment #43394221
I tend to disagree a tad with what you have said below, I've lost count how many interviews I've done at this point, one challenge is on the intake side and how many darn applicant…
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Comment #43183826
Yes - This.
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Comment #42731369
What would be amazing is if Swift and/or Kotlin could just be the 'native' language across both platforms and work at native speeds on both platforms.
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Comment #42187180
As long this doesn't put Kitboga out of business.
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Comment #42065349
Have to give PROPS to the author(s) here... been using Notepad++ since I can remember, which is probably 21 years. Probably one of, if not the first app I download on a new Win box…
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Comment #41907264
This hit home and very recent experiences. Was even in my little notebook of ideas to write about.... seems its already been done. Nice job... and you can almost paint all corps. w…
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Comment #41557866
Reads like a "How to PM" and "Extreme Ownership" rolled into 1 doc. The one area that I'm wondering a bit on is the statement that you need to be working on multiple 'videos' aka p…
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Comment #41512290
At the time, NT being able to run on multiple architectures (e.g Alpha), was rather impressive esp. at the time. Believe this was based from a lot of the knowledge of the former DE…
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Comment #41458727
He knew exactly what he was saying - he didn't want to "OWN" the problem nor the solution....he was abdicating is sole responsibility for the mess... and rightfully so as its a cro…
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Comment #41375052
The fact that the push primary school students through to higher and higher levels of math, when they 'fail', is a sacrilege to the student and a stain on the education system. I s…
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Comment #41375017
This will sound pretty dumb, but with all the amazing cross platform games written in Unity - which I thought was Mono or some form of cross platform library with .NET as one of th…
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Comment #40576807
To be fair, MS has done an incredible amount of work to keep backwards compatibility. It may not 'show' to the end user, but they put in significant programming hours/effort $$$s f…
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Comment #40286608
How about some actual examples?