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Raheeh · Guest

He who controls the spice controls the universe.
And property rights.

Precious · Guest

“Just two things that stood out for me (I'm only like 1 1/2 years out of college myself): Go learn a versioning system like Subversion, if your school didn't teach you how to use it. It's not a big deal to learn but being prepared helps! Second, go learn a build system if you school didn't teach you it; i.e. Maven, or Ant for Java. Without build systems, building commercial software would absolutely suck. My school neglected both of those items. I don't think I blame them for the second one (for a small school project there's not much reason to include anything like a build system), but the first one could have been taught in less than one class, and actually would have saved the teacher work.I do, to a point, understand why they weren't included: they're tools for software development, not technically computer science. But dangit, most people in CS go on to make software, so you'd think I'd be a bit useful to include...

Jankit Shah · Guest

The economy will tank again if republicans ever get back in power. It happens every time if you just look at history..
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Kamris · Guest

problem is it messes up the flash. So if you try to keep going to further videos it starts to have issues. I hate that damn break.com ad. there is no way to minimize it if you make the vid big, so it covers half the vid.?
This story seems to share elements w/ the Jeffrey Dahmer story. Bad smells don't seem to be enough. About 20 years ago, a little old lady who ran a boarding house for seniors in San Francisco was killing her tenants, burying them under her rose garden and collecting their SS checks. Neighbors complained bitterly about the smell of her yard, health inspectors came by, etc. She would say, "Oh that's the fish emulsion that I use to fertilize my roses. Aren't they pretty?" If she'd planted more lavendar and night blooming jasmine, she might have gotten away with it. I think the fellow who dugg this story just wanted to bring it to the attention of his fellow Diggers. Let's put aside assumptions, etc. I digg stories that I think are awful sometimes because I want the community to see them. I've only voted to bury 2 stories since I've signed up. I appreciate the fact that the person who voted to bury this story provided a rationale for that. Very honest. Most Diggers are honest and forthright people. Remember, even though it's virtual, we are a community!

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Pragya · Guest

Tupac - money and to escape enemies. Machiavelli bitches.

KHELIS · Guest

Never write your programs quick-and-patchy. That's the biggest thing that bit me in the ass the first few years out of University. It not only means more work for you when the end-user comes back with dozens of bugs, eventually your reputation at that company will suffer (less respect and fewer raises). Do the work correctly and thoroughly, and always think ahead.Ask questions whenever you're unsure. You can Google things to death with no results, or talk to a coworker for a minute and get your answer in a few seconds.Never make assumptions. Write your program so the most moronic end-user will be able to figure it out. Write your validation procedures to account for the dirtiest data.Write your programs so they can be easily extended later on. Don't code yourself into a corner so that, when a new feature is requested, you have to change thousands of lines across dozens of files. Try and refrain from hard-coding values into your programs; instead, put values into a flat text file, a XML file, a database, anything, so if you have to change values you don't need to modify and re-test code. (Yes, some companies are that anal... even if all you're changing is a string value, they'll make you re-test everything.)@angrytortilla: Unfortunately, many hiring people in IT don't realize that conceptual skill is 100x more important than what language you use. If a company needs a C# developer, many times they'll pick someone with only 2 years of OO experience in C# over someone with 5+ years of Java experience. Whatever, their loss.

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