I disagree, I often see people in the CS program who haven't done a lick of programming outside assignments and don't bother teaching themselves anything beyond whats required for class.
I disagree with this post entirely. When looking at forks on Github its very easy to tell if someone has done anything meaningful by looking at the network graph and viewing commit messages (of course this is assuming they used sane messages in the first place)
Mr Rogs(Ross?) statements are ridiculous and he's not giving the female (lawyer?) a chance to respond and fully explain what he's asking -- and then he switches to CP as a defense in eliminating our free speech on the internet
Sandboxing only applies to applications in the App Store -- regular downloaded applications from a website will not have to abide by the sandboxing rules.
Everyone seems to be hating on recruiters -- I actually just found a near dream job by me actually getting in touch with one. I'm using the language and tools I love, and I'm rolling over into a full time position with awesome benefits. Yes they take a cut of your hourly wage -- but I quoted it so up there that its not that big of a deal anyways (don't undersell yourself).