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Money attracts money, I guess.
(Disclaimer: I'm sure that Obama's got lots of rich donors, as well... although I suspect not quite as concentrated as Romney):
Started by Norman Bernstein on
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by 7 people.
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Senator Bernie Sanders' idea of a constitutional amendment to overturn it looks better every... .
I wonder if Romney will even MENTION the 'carried interest' loophole any more: This will show the folly of the Citizens United decision .
Even MORE interesting.
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Good C# Interview Questions for a Senior Dev Position
I am interviewing candidates for a Senior Developer position and would like to have them write a code snippet on the white board. It helps me distinguish between average developers...
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The best way (IMO) to gauge this is to ask the candidate to describe if the candidate can go ....
You may be better off asking the candidate for some contrived problem.
Is not necessarily a good way to judge their expertise or skill .
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Hi there, I'm trying round up some materials to be used during interviewing. I have different levels of jobs (junior, senior) that I am trying to fill.
One thing I would like to assess is a candidate's ability to write "Clean Code", things like:
Do they...
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This is obviously complicated because....
See if candidate can bring code samples.
There are two things which I am thinking about which could potentially work .
I haven't had much success in this area so far .
A candidate can write 'Clean Code';.
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Hi,
If a candidate says that his knowledge in C++ is 7/10 and you want to test his knowledge of references in C++, what question will you ask?
I thought of the following:
Write a function declaration that takes a pointer as reference with default values...
Started by ajay on
, 13 posts
by 13 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
See if your candidate can explain the difference between with references should ....
Ask followups and prompt for more information.
Start by asking the candidate to explain C++ style references.
In a conversation about them (or any topic).
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I just came across this article about WPF performance on Touch/Tablet devices. In the article, the .NET Framework release candidate is mentioned as a way to test if this issue is affecting your application. I'm only aware of the .NET Framework 4.0 Beta...
Started by Matt Bridges on
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by 5 people.
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RC is scheduled for sometime in the near future....
I'm not sure which build the author is talking about but the latest fully publicly available build is Beta2 .
Otherwise it is most likely a slip up.
They could be testing RC in house before releasing it.. .
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As has been often stressed, people skills count for a lot in software development. While it's great to have smart and skilled coworkers, someone who communicates well and has the technical chops to contribute is invaluable to a project.
How do you gauge...
Started by Alan on
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by 10 people.
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Ask a candidate to sit be me and take a short look at my code (if it's allowed, not top-secret, etc company? I also think it's important to have as many people that are available meet the candidate and make" interviewer at several companies....
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Okay, simple question.. :)
In my webportal I got users, who obviously need to log on.
I got a table with users in a MSSQL-DB:
PK - GUID - UserId CK - nvarchar - Email CK - nvarchar - PhoneNumber Now, I want users to be able to log on to my site using ...
Started by cwap on
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by 3 people.
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I found the information I needed here: http://www.beansoftware.com/asp.net-tutorials/nhibernate-log4net.aspx
-- ....
What we need is NHibernate Criterias or NQL.
Found the answer myself :)
Posting it here in case anyone runs into the same problem .
Oh my..
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Imagine you work for a small lean software company. You know the future competitiveness of the company is in having a good reusable code base to draw upon. It’s going to be very important to manage the company’s re-use policy to ensure you deliver today...
Started by Ben Breen on
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by 8 people.
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If you take the time to make code generic.
All well-written code is a candidate for re-use.
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I want to create a voting system, where multiple domain objects can be voted on:
a calendar event a comment a user So I figured I would create a Voteable interface for these items:
interface Voteable { public function vote( User $user, $value ); }
I thought...
Started by fireeyedboy on
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by 4 people.
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So instead of
VotingRepositoryFactory::createVotingRepository....
A few comments about the factory:
i'd remove the switch ($type) and create methods for each type of Votable object .
+1
yes both the repository and the factory make sense .
:]
Oh Yes it makes.
Yep, it does.
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As someone who's bounced around a fair bit in jobs (at one point I had lost 4 jobs in less than 4 years, all of which laid everyone off when they closed their doors) I wonder how much the candidates stability affects hiring decisions. For those of you...
Started by Steve B. on
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by 5 people.
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It is possible the....
That depends to the candidate.
When I interview a candidate that has bounced around I try to figure out why talking to the previous employers and asking direct pointed questions of the candidate.
Of beaucracy.
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