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<0> goombalaga
<0> mumbootoo
<0> mwoogi woogi
<1> so what did you replace?
<2> it was a s.replace()
<2> I had to replace all the ocurences of a string
<2> so I was doing while (x=find(..)) s.replace(x, somelen, "new string");
<2> while((x=find)!=s.npos)
<2> and that line is executed 1400 times at this moment
<2> the whole "while" thing
<1> ehm.. yeah
<1> thats not very efficient
<1> but you wouldnt need boost to optimize that :P
<2> heh, I know, but why should I write something if replace_all is already written? :P
<2> I've learned that in here :D
<2> still kinda slow, I'll try some boost magic :P
<2> I'll do the whole thing with regex... maybe it will work better
<3> damn netsplits
<1> vc++ could do with a better replace
<0> use emax
<4> Off to office
<5> can a guy with no computer science degree, but average knowlegde of UNIX and some C and basic networking, get a job?
<6> Sure. But not necessarily in computers.
<7> of course
<6> I started as a secretary.
<7> but what job are you trying to get?
<5> well dunno, just any job related to computers
<8> *shrug* you might be able to find something
<8> but 'any job' isn't all that ambitious - maybe you should hit the books a bit
<5> mm ok
<5> would YOU hire me?
<8> no
<5> lol
<8> likely not, anyway... what could you do for me?
<9> commodore64... with a nick like that, hard to say
<5> lol
<8> heh
<5> rdragon, I can manage a mail server in a linux for example
<9> but linux won't run on a c64
<5> hahah
<5> netbsd does though
<8> could you manage the entire network? because that's more useful
<5> :)
<5> mm not sure
<9> commodore64: what skill set? Do you have a resume? Experience?
<5> no resume, I nevr worked before
<8> set my network up... keep it running... keep it secure, and fix troubles that arise
<5> you mean the LAN?
<10> ^^
<9> commodore64: that's not good.
<9> education level?
<5> high school graduate, drop-out from philosophy major
<8> commodore64 - go to college
<5> rdragon, they charge you like $20,000 a year
<8> student loans
<10> 600$ in romania :)
<8> are you in the US? state schools are usually a bit cheaper
<8> community colleges are cheaper yet
<5> I am international stuident, they wont give me loans
<8> have you tried?
<5> not yet
<8> well then you don't know that they won't give you loans
<5> if I would go to college I would only study philsophy
<8> where do you live?
<5> turkey
<8> ah
<8> no clue how their schools work
<5> here it is free, but you need to score high in an annual natoinal exam
<8> oh,
<8> well, there's your answer then
<5> yeah
<8> prep for the test somehow and score high
<5> I am too old to get in the exam again, I am 27 now
<8> how old can you be?
<5> I am already enrolled in a school, it is philsophy
<5> well
<5> you can be as old as you want to get in a college, but I feel too old to do it
<8> you feel too old?
<8> just take the test
<5> my cl***mates will be 10 years younger than I am
<8> so?
<8> there were plenty of older students in college when I went
<5> did you even talk to them?
<8> usually they took later (afternoon/evening) cl***es
<8> of course
<6> You'll be ten years smarter than them. Who the hell cares?
<6> Do you want to get ahead, or find excuses?
<8> do you really care if 17 year old kids talk to you? heh
<5> lol
<8> if you don't **** it up, they'll just p*** you by because of your own worries
<5> right
<8> it's really not a big deal - the world is every man for himself. Go do what you've gotta do
<5> a philosophy graduate cannot get a job anywhere
<8> again, you're just making that up
<11> hello
<8> hello
<5> my only skill is in computers, in 1998 I used linux for awhile, and I know basics of C
<6> There's a dramatic amount of "can't" and "won't" coming out of you.
<6> You're your own worst enemy.
<8> commodore64 - if you want to work with computers, study computers
<6> commodore64, read this: http://headrush.typepad.com/creating_p***ionate_users/2006/02/the_clueless_ma.html
<5> how old are you guys?
<6> If I were to go back for a degree, I would probably get it in something else entirely (possibly philosophy).
<6> I'd only get it in comp sci if I planned to go all the way to PhD.
<6> And that's crossed my mind.
<5> comp sci would go way above my head
<9> sociology or psychology for me
<8> i'm 22... still working on my degree part-time
<9> because philosophy is almost as useful as an english degree
<5> when you study english at least you could get a job as a high school teacher no?
<8> you can get a job teaching philosophy, too
<9> well, yeah
<5> right
<8> actually, in one school I went to, a guy with a phd in philosophy taught a lot of the computer science cl***es
<9> but let's be real, teachers of philosophy and/or english are pretty much saying aloud that their lives aren't even worth wasting
<12> isn't a lot of CS just philosophy? :P
<9> Kniht: indeed
<5> jottinger, starting your own business must be the smartest thing to do, you would have to work hard for a few years but then you would eventually get rich
<5> but one must have the spirit of an entrepreneur in him
<9> thus, CS teachers by extension are declaring that their lives aren't even worth wasting, etc
<9> commodore64: I'm not brave enough to start my own business
<5> me either
<5> not everyone can do it thats for sure
<8> i don't think starting a business is a formula to 'get rich'
<12> 1) start business, 2) ???, 3) Profit!
<8> hehe
<13> However, at least you have to work hard :/
<9> Kniht: haha
<9> I just charge outrageous fees for services, that's my plan
<9> so far it's almost about to work sort of soon sometime in the future
<5> export $10 rugs from indian markets and sell them in rich neighborhoods for $1500 as "all hand-made, authentic, mystic, indian shalws"
<5> err
<5> , I mean import
<5> seriously, in our day if you want to get rich then build a factory in india or china, because the worker prices are very low there, but it wont last for too long, now is the time
<5> produce there, sell in the west
<9> commodore64: no need, I architect solutions for the people who outsource
<9> Sure, they got burned, but I can help them survive that
<5> outsource as in investing in a business abroad?
<9> commodore64: no, outsource as in companies that moved their dev shops overseas
<9> it can be done successfully, but you have to do it right
<5> burned as in they go bankrupt?
<5> why do they go bankrupt?
<9> burned as in "they lose productivity"
<5> cost in india + transport < cost in the USA
<5> how can this go wrong in any way?
<9> most of the people I contract with don't go out of business :)
<9> commodore64: *blink*
<13> Because cost in India is higher than most people think.
<9> Gee, let's add timezone and language barriers, let's make sure they don't understand requirements or scheduling...
<9> what could possibly go wrong with this plan so far?
<13> 1 worker in India costs less than 1 worker in the US or in Europe.
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