What do you think is so special about Python that it appeared four times in the list of 100 "most sought-after employers in the World", as LinkedIn put it, as one of the top three skills in demand?
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Yes, it is slow. And we only retain one out of three - one drops out (of internship), one leaves for greener pastures shortly after graduation, and one sticks with the company for many years producing tons of value.
Any students reading this, find yourself a solid internship position as early as possible and you won't find yourself in Average Joe's shoes as Ile put it.
Big idea == (big risks, big returns)
most of the time.
We used to pay $100/year for Google Custom Search. They had problems processing our payment for this year's renewal, which they did not bother to resolve, so I've been looking for alternatives.
By the way, will I be able to use it in place of Google Custom Search on my own Web site?
I have not played anything but short streaks of casual games since the infancy of my first, maybe with the exception of 2011/12 winter break, when I snatched a $0 deal on Broken Sword reissued for iPad and played for several days in a row, which was very recreational indeed.
Excelsior JET (http://www.excelsiorjet.com), a Java SE JVM with a native code compiler and deployment toolkit, is free for non-commercial use. Note that "non-commercial" != "open source", both ways: there is commercial open-source and closed-source freeware.
http://excel-diff.florencesoft.com/ http://www.exceldiff.com/ http://www.suntrap-systems.com/ExcelDiff/
Are you sure neither would work for you?
High-level, vague descriptions are not.
Instead, I'd have some indicators of maturity, complexity and such - year introduced, version number, lines of code, documentation quality (okay, the last one is subjective.)
Actively developed/maintained or not?
Author name?