Refuse the "not allowed to return to your project upon leaving their company". You know that you won't be able to pound out the same code as you do while working for these guys after even 6 weeks of not having the EXACT source code in front of you. It would be different code for sure.
YOU need to be honest and not work on it for "open source" while working for them.
Every programmer I ever met has a modicum of trouble reading their own dang code for "important points" after a few months. All you will have is what you can keep in your head.
Your prospective employer should know this so tell them NO to that provision.
Last I looked, USB development kits with any chance of helping you succeed right away were about $2000. If you wanted to make a USB device that supplied some simple information, e.g. temperature probe? the light is on --or not--, how would you go about it?
Make a device and supply a command line program to retrieve that simple information. It would seem to be expensive and more than a couple weekends of work.
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I'm an active programmer in the field of Industrial Computed Tomography. It'd be fun to add a filter like that to our viewing possibilities.
Do you have the algorithm in a form I might be able to use?
Advanced Imaging magazine, July 2002's front cover has "3D WEB MARKETS: Ready for Liftoff?" as the main topic. http://www.advancedimagingmag.com if you need further reference.
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It never occurred to me to try that line of attack. Thanks for the advice.
I am just too straight forward to think that way, but it is an excellent observation of beauracracy.
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How about others watching hard work's relevance evaporate before new algorithms. Might not they show pique?
I guess the author is too young to have used PEEK and POKE or he'd never made that error.
For me the interest is raised if I write a few high level tests BEFORE doing any coding. Then code.
I suspect the heightened interest is the pleasure of writing to a spec and meeting a goal.
So often (80% of the time?) I then early on save a good bit of rewriting.
Refuse the "not allowed to return to your project upon leaving their company". You know that you won't be able to pound out the same code as you do while working for these guys after even 6 weeks of not having the EXACT source code in front of you. It would be different code for sure.
YOU need to be honest and not work on it for "open source" while working for them.
Every programmer I ever met has a modicum of trouble reading their own dang code for "important points" after a few months. All you will have is what you can keep in your head.
Your prospective employer should know this so tell them NO to that provision.
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I would suspect your client of trying to avoid paying for your services.
Following the links I see that the decay time in seconds (clicking on the column header) is:
1.46Ã-10-12
How is this number to be read as seconds?
George Wyche
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Make a device and supply a command line program to retrieve that simple information. It would seem to be expensive and more than a couple weekends of work.
I'm an active programmer in the field of Industrial Computed Tomography. It'd be fun to add a filter like that to our viewing possibilities.
Do you have the algorithm in a form I might be able to use?
Advanced Imaging magazine, July 2002's front cover
has "3D WEB MARKETS: Ready for Liftoff?" as the
main topic. http://www.advancedimagingmag.com if
you need further reference.
It never occurred to me to try that line of attack. Thanks for the advice.
I am just too straight forward to think that way, but it is an excellent observation of beauracracy.
Normally I seek /. because it leaves out natural disasters, political mishmash and foreign wars.
I forgive you.
I take a daily paper and listen to NPR, so I do keep up on "worldly and local" topics.
With slashdot I feel a community that is not imparted by the 2 traditional news funnels cited above.