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technoir
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Comment #13785315
Yes, I had an awful experience with the stealth also, though it had nothing to do with linux support (managed to get everything working). Multiple hardware failures and eventually …
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Comment #11084062
If there is an analogue in the standard library you should have a compelling reason to use an alternative. Wish this could be filed under "common" sense. Thanks for articulating an…
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Comment #10263421
It rains all year in Portland-- and it's cold. Artisanal is just another word for amateur. Wages are low. This is bad advice -- do not move here.
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Comment #9126597
It's not about 15-20% for the N workers sponsored. It drives down wages across the industry by increasing unemployed labor supply. It's a lever to put downward pressure on wages in…
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Comment #8800968
Some seem to believe that software developers are so focused on programming that they were never exposed to basic macroeconomics. If supply goes up, price goes down. It may be bett…
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Comment #7500096
Still think it would be an okay patentability requirment to include source code. Yes, it is just one embodiment, but let's see the embodiment.
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Comment #7497659
If there is a different way of implementing it than described in the patent, did the patent owner really invent the other method?
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Comment #7497540
ChuckM, I appreciate your polite tone and sincerity. To illustrate my point, consider my story. I'm a software developer with entrepreneurial ambition and I'm developing a product …
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Comment #7497342
This is a nice story, but not an accurate reflection of reality. Look at the statistics on who are issued patents, who receives royalties. It's not the noble independent inventor, …
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Comment #6865491
You can get predicted columns via https://github.com/no0p/alps ... Turns out that adding words like infer to the lex is kind of a big project in pgsql. Excellent work with the lang…
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Comment #6681530
Too bad they didnt switch to windowlab. Now that is a lightweight window manager. Amiga style window management!
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Comment #6201790
if data storage and data analysis were wholly independent activities, the logical separation would make a lot of sense, e.g. dumb database is good at data storage, utilities are go…
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Comment #6076929
Thanks for the thoughtful response. I originally created this page as an exercise in "marketing driven development" aka just testing the waters to see if there is a market for this…
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Comment #6073471
I once considered taking a serious crack at a subset of this problem. Didn't get any takers though. http://libpatent.com/
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Comment #4017035
Surprised this guy didn't write an article on how to sell his position to developers. In spite of claiming to understand the current labor market for development talent, it appears…
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Comment #3722727
It's funny because there is a good philosophical debate out there on whether the written or spoken word is better. Socrates felt that the spoken word was better, since it was less …
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Comment #3655243
I also built something similar recently http://fit.io Amazing how an idea can be implemented by a bunch of different folks all at the same time.
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Comment #3259576
The article makes a great point, it's not necessary to be technical to be successful in technology management. Also you should be proud of your strengths and the contributions they…
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Comment #3050815
statistics is hard. There is a good field description list out there... also it might be interesting to look at the status of applications. For example are there any applications w…
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Comment #3050786
looks like there was a minor error there. The prevailing wage is not the wage offered to the H1B visa recipient, so it's not necessarily how much is being spent. That field is a re…