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Exactly this.
Ill just add fake news always existed, its just that we never questioned the source.
It may be an ugly truth, but I for one am glad I don't believe what I read on the web or see on TV or at the very least take it at face value.
And I don't want the next gen Bill Gates to tell me what's ok and not ok for me to read/watch or question.
Just out of curiosity, did you let your employer know?
I read this a while ago:
I hope you post the results of the survey.
That's the thing, we need employers to actually post for themselves with a contact address. Your site is a form of that, where you connect with 10-15 direct employers, which is great. We need more of that on the boards, via linkedin, maybe stack overflow, indeed, startuply. However I think this issue affects larger corporations even more so, and they use Monster/Dice, how do you improve that?
I would add as a couple of other tips:
1. Provide a contact email, esp. for larger companies, filling out a n page submission form is a killer.
2. Use LinkedIn and the other boards not headhunters, Dice and Monster feel like headhunter spam. At least with LinkedIn you can connect from a posting, to a company to an HR person.
Personally I would love it if Dice had a filter headhunter option, but it probably would kill their #1 revenue stream.
I picked up Ruby and then RoR about 8 weeks ago. I was stuck on this issue:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4020393/ruby-on-rails-3-f...
If you are an expert on 3.0/UJS (can't seem to find as much What about vendors for Wall Street? Anyone know where I could find vendors to Wall Street that are still essentially tech companies? I figure that market is huge in New York and might be a good alternative to the tradition IT in an IB job.
Yeah you are right, lets just forget using jsp without the framework model.
Whoa, no need for the stupid comments. I wouldn't suggest a full fledged app in JSPs, yes thats insane ;-). Although, years ago I wrote blog where I could email my blogs in and I remember that first night I didn't want to set up a war and just wrote a straight JSP...I was only looking and I didnt want to wait. Obviously that is not a long term solution. However, having something that's wrong is better than not having anything done. You do make a good point, I think I will play around with Django, sounds like its faster than compile, war, deploy that java apps take. How much productivity increase do you see over java in terms of development?
You can do that with a JSP page, and Tomcat. You can use JSP very much like a scripting language (no need to hit a servlet, controller, etc), but obviously it can get a little messy to manage depending how large of app you write.
I know that Fleaflicker which was posted here was a java based app. So they are out there, but I think more of them are from the 2000-2003 time frame. Has anyone here gone from the Java Stack to RoR? What would you recommend to anyone making that transition? I want to make my next project a "learn a new lang" web project. I fairly strong understanding of the Java MVC(Spring, Struts 1), and DB transactional frameworks(Spring JDBC, Hibernate) and wonder what I should be reading for a transition?
I've been thinking maybe it should be due to its control of advertising, but like the first post its too soon right now. Lets see how the next "boom" cycle in advertising plays out. That being said, I feel if any company should be broken up into baby G's right now it would be Goldman Sachs. I think that would be a great message to the rest of the financial industry.
I just hope they release River Raid, Dig Dug, Spy Hunter, Impossible Mission, Pit Stop, Archon....oh the glory days.
Back when I was a young lad, I would pop in The Matrix DVD and pretend I was Neo coding away, lasted 3 years until Revolutions came out and killed that dream...
Nice work. I hope I can have this problem some day!
I work in NYC. I seriously need a better umbrella for all that walking, but I feel like I'd be punched in the back of my Nubrella.
In short... no. It's going to take dedication on your part, to get up to speed, but in months you should be able to code, and in months/years if you like, do this professionally. I think with many things in life, if you really enjoy something you'll excel at it regardless of preconceived "talent". Also, its best not to ask for permission to try something since some people will say no, just go with it and act like you don't know any better in terms of likelihood to succeed.
I understand DVD sales from retail outlets being harmed. However, I've always wondered why rentals get harmed, doesn't Redbox have to follow the same channels as Netflix, Blockbuster and pay for DVD's that are rented? I've always wondered how the rental portion of the market in terms of revenues works.
Wow, beyond the dorms, I would love this in my bldg.
What a joke. I can't believe someone would actually go out and say, "In a number of cases, however, these risk-management systems were totally inadequate in the face of the market tsunami that enveloped mortgage-backed securities after home prices began to drop in 2006. The storm carried away several firms, but others performed well despite the difficulties. It wasn't the bonuses that brought everything down; it was a combination of many things, some sloppy or foolish, and most far more important than bonus checks. " as a justification for the bonuses. *Guess he forgot the fact we bailed out Citi and AIG, I guess he forgot the fact we are on the hook for that, not the firms who had the so called," these risk-management systems were totally inadequate in the face of the market tsunami". The people that built these inadequate systems still for the most part have a job, and from what I read last month the bonuses are back.
Update - Just checked out his bio, Harvard MBA, career at Goldman Sachs, definitely not part of the boys club, riiight.
Inspiration, thank you.
Hmm, maybe I am approaching this incorrectly, but I'll go out, drink it up with friends, and not think about work, or my side project. I'll come back to it a day or 2 later, after not looking my problem for a bit. Sometimes that break lets me see things another way, albeit a little hungover ;).
Not 100% sure on this, but emailing sensitive customer info doesn't sound PCI compliant. Maybe customers should look into suing this bank.
Just because they don't, doesn't mean we shouldn't.
All I can say is, and I've been working over 8 years, if I was graduating college in this economy with 50+k in loans, no job, the worst UE rate in 20+ years, I'd be pissed as well. Not saying its right, not saying its wrong, just saying...Ah the same judge that ruled on Napster...
Why can't they sell them?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Municipal_bond
Many other states and munis do.
Whether its a good investment or not is dictated by the risk and interest rate associated to it. You can't not pay your obligations which in this case would be the interest rate to cover today's expenses. Otherwise we are talking about a larger issue which would be bankruptcy.
Agreed.
Yeah, but when companies issue bonds, they use the real money issued from the sale of these bonds to pay down debts of creditors. In this case, if the IOU's are like bonds then they should be sold on the market, and the real money collected should be used to pays these small businesses, which are the state's creditors. I know a state is not a company, but when raising capital via debt, you can't just force someone to accept these IOU's when they are owed money.
Funny, that you posted this.
To that point, rent this movie, I think you'll like the beginning...