When your list of skills is longer than your article
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I can give 5 if CodeProject can create some ranking system about "most funny articles" ... :->
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That is a great idea. Maybe once every year people can vote on things like "The most useless article" or "most complex article". That could be fun.
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MIPS( Million instruction per Second) I didn't know this was a skill. Unless he is an android.
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I also noticed that one of is skills is putting "Redundant Arrays on Inexpensive Disks" Gosh! With that skill we could have infinite storage on a 3.5" platter for very little cost. I'm sure he really means a "Redundant Array [singular] of Inexpensive Disks
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That is a great idea. Maybe once every year people can vote on things like "The most useless article" or "most complex article". That could be fun.
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Excellent - you could have them as either the Seepees or the CP Turkeys.
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Excellent - you could have them as either the Seepees or the CP Turkeys.
the last thing I want to see is some pasty-faced geek with skin so pale that it's almost translucent trying to bump parts with a partner - John Simmons / outlaw programmer
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.Someone suffering from CPage?
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I am starting to get the feeling that the kid just bought a book (that he didn't read) on each of those topics
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Wooa.. a lot of skill... Well, atleast he isn't VB or VB.NET programmer. :-D
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Its not the size of the resume that matters, its how you use it. ;P
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Don't kid yourself. He (allegedly :-D) downloaded an illegal copy of an ebook, then did a copy/paste. That way zero knowledge was trandferred from the book to his brain. :-D
I'm supprised he was able to work the ctrl+c+v keys. Someone of his intelect must be used to just using tellepathy to transfer his thoughts to the Ram.
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I'm supprised he was able to work the ctrl+c+v keys. Someone of his intelect must be used to just using tellepathy to transfer his thoughts to the Ram.
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MIPS is also a CPU architecture[^]. :)
-- Bad mouse!
Nicola M. wrote:
MIPS is also a CPU architecture[^].
Even so... I feel like I should have a 20 page resume rather than a 2 page after looking at those skills. After 21 years in the business if I listed every computer architecture as well as OS and might as well split languages to each. I used to list all my architectures when I was starting off, to have "something" to put on a resume, now I have to throw things off I don't want to admit to anymore... ;)
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Girls only want boyfriends who have great skills.
Using the GridView is like trying to explain to someone else how to move a third person's hands in order to tie your shoelaces for you. -Chris Maunder
So my ex's were found when I had no skills to put on a resume, so now, I should have better luck huh? :rolleyes:
_________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)
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I make up for the small resume by having a big office. :laugh:
only two letters away from being an asset
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That is a great idea. Maybe once every year people can vote on things like "The most useless article" or "most complex article". That could be fun.
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Bradml wrote:
The most useless article
you probably want to encourage rather than discourage. Most complex, or most obvious, longest and shortest title, longest and shortest article (covering something useful), etc. Maybe even SuperNova award (the contents exceeds the capability of the bounding article and seems to explode out from the article -- small article big source), Dark Matter (it is obvious some content is there, but you just can't quite find it -- great idea, fell short on covering it), Black Hole (the subject matter is so dense, no matter how long the article is, it will never cover it). Definitely add humor, but I don't think Chris wants to frighten away new article writers. Of course you always run the risk of offending someone. In science fair way back in ancient times :rolleyes: we gave some of those awards. I actually tried for the longest title award with: "The Universe, Warped Space-Time and Gravitational Effects: A Continuum in Pure Fourth Dimensional Concepts" but the award went to a lady with a lot of short words, but fewer letters. She was offended at the award, but I had wanted it. :)
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We made the buttons on the screen look so good you'll want to lick them. Steve Jobs
Is this what the lounge is headed for? Simply a place to make fun of other people? If so, it's going to drag CP down to the level of other, lesser sites. Many who bring value to you through their knowledge, humor or conversation will lose interest and find another place to hang out, one that isn't simply a harbor for trolls, flame wars and other such contentious behavior. When people intentionally and consistently make a nuisance of themselves, such as He Who Shall Not Be Named, I know it's hard to resist the temptation to take a shot. But what about this guy? You read an article, didn't care for the skill set he listed, and consequently decided to make him a target for public ridicule? Norm, my intention isn't to single you out personally. :rose: In fact, as one of the very early members, you're one of the guys who could be setting a good example for others here. However, this post just serves to point out how the atmosphere in general has been shifting, from one of community to an environment of mean spirited commentary and personal attacks. I really don't see how any of us benefit from such a shift.
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Bradml wrote:
The most useless article
you probably want to encourage rather than discourage. Most complex, or most obvious, longest and shortest title, longest and shortest article (covering something useful), etc. Maybe even SuperNova award (the contents exceeds the capability of the bounding article and seems to explode out from the article -- small article big source), Dark Matter (it is obvious some content is there, but you just can't quite find it -- great idea, fell short on covering it), Black Hole (the subject matter is so dense, no matter how long the article is, it will never cover it). Definitely add humor, but I don't think Chris wants to frighten away new article writers. Of course you always run the risk of offending someone. In science fair way back in ancient times :rolleyes: we gave some of those awards. I actually tried for the longest title award with: "The Universe, Warped Space-Time and Gravitational Effects: A Continuum in Pure Fourth Dimensional Concepts" but the award went to a lady with a lot of short words, but fewer letters. She was offended at the award, but I had wanted it. :)
_________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)
Yea they were just suggestions. I do think that it would be fun to have a comp along those lines. Maybe there could be a "CP Turkey" award (like the awards for the other articles).
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Nicola M. wrote:
MIPS is also a CPU architecture[^].
Still no points for him as he specifically stated it as "MIPS (Millions Instructions Per Second)". :laugh:
And listed it under programming languages ?
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Is this what the lounge is headed for? Simply a place to make fun of other people? If so, it's going to drag CP down to the level of other, lesser sites. Many who bring value to you through their knowledge, humor or conversation will lose interest and find another place to hang out, one that isn't simply a harbor for trolls, flame wars and other such contentious behavior. When people intentionally and consistently make a nuisance of themselves, such as He Who Shall Not Be Named, I know it's hard to resist the temptation to take a shot. But what about this guy? You read an article, didn't care for the skill set he listed, and consequently decided to make him a target for public ridicule? Norm, my intention isn't to single you out personally. :rose: In fact, as one of the very early members, you're one of the guys who could be setting a good example for others here. However, this post just serves to point out how the atmosphere in general has been shifting, from one of community to an environment of mean spirited commentary and personal attacks. I really don't see how any of us benefit from such a shift.
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Well you have to draw a line somewhere. I believe that something like this would never have been started towards a active CP member, or someone who was just genuinly a bad programmer. The fact is this guy came in looking for a way to advertise himself. Hdidn't do it to contribute or share knowledge, he did it for himself.
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Yea they were just suggestions. I do think that it would be fun to have a comp along those lines. Maybe there could be a "CP Turkey" award (like the awards for the other articles).
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Bradml wrote:
"CP Turkey" award
So give that one to an experienced CPer, someone who has been here long enough to know better. :laugh:
_________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)