Horse and Donkey are of the same Genus but are considered different species because their offspring are not viable (Horse + Donkey = Mule).
Case and point though is that they do reproduce.
I wonder if a human can reproduce at all with a Neandathal, if so what would we call the resultant offspring (granted that we are of a different species I assume the offspring would be impotent - ala Mule)?
"in one of the hottest and most inhospitable corners of the globe" According to American Media I thought that was in reference to countries in the Middle East, oh, I mean N. Korea, actually according to US Media anywhere that is not geographically located in N. America or Western Europe.
Maybe you could clarify what anti-business refers to.
I also work for a large financial institution (in the IT department). You point out that 40% of the staff are on the IT side converse to that you fail to point out that probably 95% (or more) of the business processes are driven by IT - bringing us back to the point, what do you mean bu anti-business?
|I'd be a hell of a lot more worried about Iran (which has arguably sponsored terrorism)
Why because George Bush says so? Did George Bush not also claim that Iraq has weapons of Mass Destruction? Anyone found those yet?
"Google, though, is permitted to use data only with a resolution of 50 cm"
Awesome I can now see my X-woman's thong from outter space?
Strict OO programming - separate all your layers
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Here's to separating all your layers (Persistence, UI, Controller, Service, etc).
I'd choose Wicket for web-dev since it follows a Swing Type model and closely resembles it.
Wicket, which you could learn concurrently with Swing.
Hibernate - handling your persistence (or any other OR mapping tool) - since you say you are clued up with OO-thinking.
I'd recommend ActiveMQ if you are doing messaging-related stuff.
Spring would also be brilliant IMHO to piece all your stuff together (Service, Persistence, Business Logic, etc).
I'm surprised at comments such as: "do we really need another browser".
If you bother to read through that comic, there are some impressive features.
I have done enterprise dev and maintained enterprise dev where a bloody site will take so damn long to do something that it would just time out. Features like the memory usage stamp for a website would be able to let you know possibly per page you click what you need to work on.
The favorites page on a New Tab is also pretty cool.
Also isolating your plugin processes such that if your flash component in a website causes a crash you don't have to reboot the entire PC (especially on a M$ crap box where Ctrl + Alt + delete != sudo kill -9 processId).
Follow through the comic strip, as geeks you'll be pleasantly surprised at what Google is about to bring to the table. RTFM (the comic strip in this case).
Some coding standards are just common sense and its sad that there are a crap load of developers/programmers without much of it.
E.g. I work for a major financial institution and have seen extremely bad habits such as a 3,000 line method. I mean in all honesty, just one look at the code (even with great IDE's that can navigate to closing curly braces) you get so worn out before even debugging.
What's sad is that the culprits churning out such crap are Senior Developers.
I think emphasis should be placed on modularizing your code. With modern IDE's this is not much to ask for.
"The computer mouse is set to die out in the next five years and will be usurped..." Because these jokers say so, doesn't mean it will actually happen.
The human mind is a source of major unpredictability. If there was one set way of gauging the market's reaction (human factor here) to any given product, we'd all have purchased that winning solution and applied it.
And that includes Xerox which would not have led them to give away the current system of interacting with a computer (Mouse and Windows Manager) to Apple for a 6 pack of Coors.
If there are only 2 of you, why don't you Pair Program? Run a Search on Xtreme Programming, I found it to be much more constructive. Maybe you guys can branch off back to coding as individuals after giving it a shot - or after you both feel you are almost at par Skill's wise and in terms of knowledge of what ever field you concentrate on.
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Horse and Donkey are of the same Genus but are considered different species because their offspring are not viable (Horse + Donkey = Mule).
Case and point though is that they do reproduce.
I wonder if a human can reproduce at all with a Neandathal, if so what would we call the resultant offspring (granted that we are of a different species I assume the offspring would be impotent - ala Mule)?
"in one of the hottest and most inhospitable corners of the globe" According to American Media I thought that was in reference to countries in the Middle East, oh, I mean N. Korea, actually according to US Media anywhere that is not geographically located in N. America or Western Europe.
Don't feel bad; you make me feel stupid for spending my childhood throwing cats at rocks. Your way works a lot better.
You may want to try throwing birds at stones instead. It helps you build character.
- Chuck Norris.
Killing two stones with one bird? A down-right Chuck Norris achievement.
Maybe you could clarify what anti-business refers to.
I also work for a large financial institution (in the IT department). You point out that 40% of the staff are on the IT side converse to that you fail to point out that probably 95% (or more) of the business processes are driven by IT - bringing us back to the point, what do you mean bu anti-business?
|I'd be a hell of a lot more worried about Iran (which has arguably sponsored terrorism) Why because George Bush says so? Did George Bush not also claim that Iraq has weapons of Mass Destruction? Anyone found those yet?
"Google, though, is permitted to use data only with a resolution of 50 cm"
Awesome I can now see my X-woman's thong from outter space?
Here's to separating all your layers (Persistence, UI, Controller, Service, etc).
I'd choose Wicket for web-dev since it follows a Swing Type model and closely resembles it.
Wicket, which you could learn concurrently with Swing.
Hibernate - handling your persistence (or any other OR mapping tool) - since you say you are clued up with OO-thinking. I'd recommend ActiveMQ if you are doing messaging-related stuff.
Spring would also be brilliant IMHO to piece all your stuff together (Service, Persistence, Business Logic, etc).
I'm surprised at comments such as: "do we really need another browser". If you bother to read through that comic, there are some impressive features. I have done enterprise dev and maintained enterprise dev where a bloody site will take so damn long to do something that it would just time out. Features like the memory usage stamp for a website would be able to let you know possibly per page you click what you need to work on. The favorites page on a New Tab is also pretty cool. Also isolating your plugin processes such that if your flash component in a website causes a crash you don't have to reboot the entire PC (especially on a M$ crap box where Ctrl + Alt + delete != sudo kill -9 processId). Follow through the comic strip, as geeks you'll be pleasantly surprised at what Google is about to bring to the table. RTFM (the comic strip in this case).
Maybe they were duck hunting at the time?
Come on man, you should know by now: In Soviet-Russia Duck hunts you.
Some coding standards are just common sense and its sad that there are a crap load of developers/programmers without much of it. E.g. I work for a major financial institution and have seen extremely bad habits such as a 3,000 line method. I mean in all honesty, just one look at the code (even with great IDE's that can navigate to closing curly braces) you get so worn out before even debugging. What's sad is that the culprits churning out such crap are Senior Developers. I think emphasis should be placed on modularizing your code. With modern IDE's this is not much to ask for.
"The computer mouse is set to die out in the next five years and will be usurped..." Because these jokers say so, doesn't mean it will actually happen. The human mind is a source of major unpredictability. If there was one set way of gauging the market's reaction (human factor here) to any given product, we'd all have purchased that winning solution and applied it. And that includes Xerox which would not have led them to give away the current system of interacting with a computer (Mouse and Windows Manager) to Apple for a 6 pack of Coors.
If there are only 2 of you, why don't you Pair Program? Run a Search on Xtreme Programming, I found it to be much more constructive. Maybe you guys can branch off back to coding as individuals after giving it a shot - or after you both feel you are almost at par Skill's wise and in terms of knowledge of what ever field you concentrate on.