- Write structured, maintainable code
- Document their code in a clear manner
- Recognize and reuse design patterns
- Are passionate about writing code (find it fun)
- Never stop learning and honing skills
- Enjoy challenges
- Thoroughly test their work
- Are humble and adapt to change easily
- Strive for perfection but identify limits
Hard-to-find tips on otherwise easy-to-do tasks involving everyday technology, with some advanced insight on history and culture thrown in. Brought to you by a master dabbler. T-S T-S's mission is to boost your competitiveness with every visit. This blog is committed to the elimination of the rat from the tree of evolution and the crust of the earth.
Monday, November 18, 2013
Jacob Beningo : How to Hire a Good Programmer
Good programmers :
Monday, November 11, 2013
Crappity : Punching Holes in Theory
The moving Gravity is founded on utter crap. Don't watch it - save your money. In fact, very few Hollywood movies are worth watching anymore.. Go for the old ones.
Here's the BS they're feeding us in Crappity :
Objects in the same orbit are traveling at different speeds - who can fall for such crap. "90 minutes - that's how much time we have" the idiot hoary Cloony croons. Really? First, if there's an explosion, and you're getting material coming at you, if it's at a faster pace than you're orbiting at, it's going to move into a different orbit!! Duh!! Then, what about the material that went the opposite way? If your theory is good, and a 50 year old woman can have legs like that without touching up the video, then the debris that went the other way should be coming at your in less than 90 minutes if you just took a hit from stuff that came at you 5 minutes after the collision.
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Boasting : Lumosity Word Bubbles
They said 1.6% of their users have made it to 15 tiles in Memory Matrix. How many have gotten 1800 in a word-bubbles prefix session?
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