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* "I'm given you" -> "I've given you", "I'm given", "I'm giving you", or "I'm givin' you"
* It's not clear what the field after "from" is supposed to be
* "your email is [ ] with a password of [ ]" -- what do you want my email password for? Try "your email is [ ] and your password is [ ]".
I've been reading Don't Make Me Think and Rocket Science Made Easy, both by Steve Krug. Good stuff if you want to catch issues like these. Just a small amount of usability testing ("a morning a month") can bring significant benefits.
and scroll down to 'Washington State Facts'. Anecdote: I attend a community college in California, found the problems laughably easy, and have met tons of people in my classes who would feel much the same way.
Is uber-productivity significantly enhanced by choosing the right development methodology (e.g. test-driven development) or is it mostly something innate? Aside from stories like rdouble's (which I don't find that helpful, since it doesn't contain information on rdouble or his employer's domain expertise), what is the evidence that super-productive programmers exist?
Doesn't this suggest that men are more likely to be wired for programming?
Come again?
Does that help?
All of those have associated economic costs which screaming does not. What exactly is the disadvantage of screaming?
Looks pretty good to me.
That "being smart" sentence was pretty convoluted, so I chose to interpret it as something I disagreed with just to be safe. :-)