thomasb
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Yeah, it's awful. Gratz! Doing it fast isn't good, if it can't do it well. Agreed on all the HTML/CSS rape comments.
My 27" Imac has been a real pleasure to use. I program 80% of the time, and that much screen real estate can really help you keep everything you need for a certain development task visible at a glance. I have a larger 30" 2560x1600 screen on my linux box, and the more the merrier. It is worth it.
Also, I bought mine through apple's refurb program, and it's been running perfectly. I would suggest that as a good way to save some money.
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thomasb on Saturday July 23, 2011 @10:56AM
from the self-post dept.
There's a hacking competition being held in Atlanta for college students (maybe High School) that sounds like a lot of fun. They need sponsors and to get the word out there to any students that would like to participate.The second annual H3 Hacking Competition will be held Saturday, August 27th 2011 at the GTRI Conference Center. This year's event coordinators decided to open it up to all...
I totally agree. Hiring blindly like that is hazardous to say the least.
No news here. This happens to a lot of orgs that rapidly hire. No big deal. I think Kevin's best work is ahead of him.
Congrats! It is a big deal. Now while sales < 1000000 do ;)
Wow, these "why entrepreneurs should..." articles weren't very to good to begin with. Now, they are just outright silly.
That's great news. Definitely sounds like a good service. I can't wait!
"That's beautiful, man." - Snowball
Just registered ftw1.com... I like this idea. I think there could be a few interesting applications.
Amen.... I've started to use more than one language, and it's made me a better programmer and far more understanding of how different languages approach problems.
PHP does have problems, but it's easy to pick up. I don't know that learning it will make you a better programmer, but a good programmer can definitely make it solve problems efficiently enough.