you need to have a certain disposition to be a great coder. Not some circa 2000 "web developer". You have to be comfortable, day in day out, recognizing patterns and solving problems using the best possible approaches. I cannot stress enough how many completely incompetent "programmers" that thrive on coasting, pointing fingers, and social engineering their way through a career for which they have no aptitude.
well no most coders are rather clumsy. Look I don't have time for morning snuggles or can can boards.. Don't force nerds to talk about their code, omg we're trying to avoid that. Just show me who to beat the specs out of and let's program, muffukas
I would strongly disagree. In 1995 relational theory and practice was well understood by a large set of developers and had stable, well documented implementations. Raw Hadoop and the associated computational model is not at that level of stability, documentation and usability. In addition the relational model applies to many business problems, large and small. Hadoop is generally applicable and cost efficient only for larger, more complex problems.
Don't be a fool, you expect what you consider you're worth, what they say they consider you're worth. It may be a gamble on future successes, but ensure a rock solid piece of the future pie if you go that route. A smiley face, promises, and a handshake doesn't mean jack shit in the real world. You can, and will, take that to the bank.
Again, foolish. You mistake this effort as detrimental to the future of Slashdot. No, wrong. The effort is the last stand for the future of Slashdot as we know it.
You are a fool. Persistence is the only strategy that works, and it's an honest strategy because users are passionate about this site. You want people to complain for a bit, and then fade away. Many have been on this site for over a decade, and expect some reciprocation of the loyalty for their contributions to the site over the years. Again, you are a fool and a buffoon sir. Good night.
It's data. WTF is up with this ridiculous parsing of language to search for imaginary loopholes? Noobs: Metadata is: Data about data. It's Data. Period. Bend over kid.
You already managed to get somebody to read your lame site, there are hundreds of the same quality garbage, now you want them to view your crappy ads? Yeah WTF up, right?
this is a great tag team attempt at a derail.. I'm fascinated at all the attempts to derail, so many different angles and attempts, it's like a crash course in media manipulation. The presence of evil in this thread is overpowering, in a very real sense.
lol this reminds me of that Jack Nicholson scene in a Few Good Men..
'...my existence, while grotesque and incomprehensible to you, saves lives...You don't want the truth. Because deep down, in places you don't talk about at parties, you want me on that wall. You need me on that wall.
We use words like honor, code, loyalty...we use these words as the backbone to a life spent defending something. You use 'em as a punchline. I have neither the time nor the inclination to explain myself to a man who rises and sleeps under the blanket of the very freedom I provide, then questions the manner in which I provide it! I'd rather you just said thank you and went on your way. Otherwise, I suggest you pick up a weapon and stand a post. Either way, I don't give a damn what you think you're entitled to!'
Sorry Jack, the audience cheered when you were arrested and escorted away in cuffs.
..these are dollars well spent by the oil and auto industries... Elon Musk could be a huge ahole, but he would not come close to the galactic ahole quotient of the the oil and auto industries.
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you need to have a certain disposition to be a great coder. Not some circa 2000 "web developer". You have to be comfortable, day in day out, recognizing patterns and solving problems using the best possible approaches. I cannot stress enough how many completely incompetent "programmers" that thrive on coasting, pointing fingers, and social engineering their way through a career for which they have no aptitude.
well no most coders are rather clumsy. Look I don't have time for morning snuggles or can can boards.. Don't force nerds to talk about their code, omg we're trying to avoid that. Just show me who to beat the specs out of and let's program, muffukas
I would strongly disagree. In 1995 relational theory and practice was well understood by a large set of developers and had stable, well documented implementations. Raw Hadoop and the associated computational model is not at that level of stability, documentation and usability. In addition the relational model applies to many business problems, large and small. Hadoop is generally applicable and cost efficient only for larger, more complex problems.
you can't strongly anything as an AC, sorry buddy
Sounds like someone reads minds, or this is just a strategy statement/advertisement
Why vote for a lesser evil? Vote Cthulhu 2016
He's just full of piss
Don't be a fool, you expect what you consider you're worth, what they say they consider you're worth. It may be a gamble on future successes, but ensure a rock solid piece of the future pie if you go that route. A smiley face, promises, and a handshake doesn't mean jack shit in the real world. You can, and will, take that to the bank.
Again, foolish. You mistake this effort as detrimental to the future of Slashdot. No, wrong. The effort is the last stand for the future of Slashdot as we know it.
sucks cox like beta
You are a fool. Persistence is the only strategy that works, and it's an honest strategy because users are passionate about this site. You want people to complain for a bit, and then fade away. Many have been on this site for over a decade, and expect some reciprocation of the loyalty for their contributions to the site over the years. Again, you are a fool and a buffoon sir. Good night.
Wiggidy wack or the regular kind?
in this case change is utter shite, why would you change something that is great into poo?
... killing the beta. It's not good, it's bad. Let's stay with a design that doesn't suck... how's that for feedback, you are listening right?
It's a crappy beta with nothing good.
It's important to note.. that beta blows.. it's really not good, if you're not improving the site then wtf are you doing?
If that's the case, that's extremely inefficient.
Then that's nothing new, that's JIT inventory forcasting.
It's data. WTF is up with this ridiculous parsing of language to search for imaginary loopholes? Noobs: Metadata is: Data about data. It's Data. Period. Bend over kid.
You already managed to get somebody to read your lame site, there are hundreds of the same quality garbage, now you want them to view your crappy ads? Yeah WTF up, right?
the only thing they will "wrestle with" is reading the script
..into bacon?
this is a great tag team attempt at a derail.. I'm fascinated at all the attempts to derail, so many different angles and attempts, it's like a crash course in media manipulation. The presence of evil in this thread is overpowering, in a very real sense.
lol this reminds me of that Jack Nicholson scene in a Few Good Men.. '...my existence, while grotesque and incomprehensible to you, saves lives...You don't want the truth. Because deep down, in places you don't talk about at parties, you want me on that wall. You need me on that wall. We use words like honor, code, loyalty...we use these words as the backbone to a life spent defending something. You use 'em as a punchline. I have neither the time nor the inclination to explain myself to a man who rises and sleeps under the blanket of the very freedom I provide, then questions the manner in which I provide it! I'd rather you just said thank you and went on your way. Otherwise, I suggest you pick up a weapon and stand a post. Either way, I don't give a damn what you think you're entitled to!' Sorry Jack, the audience cheered when you were arrested and escorted away in cuffs.
is random.
..these are dollars well spent by the oil and auto industries... Elon Musk could be a huge ahole, but he would not come close to the galactic ahole quotient of the the oil and auto industries.