[Asterisk-Users] LOOKING TO HIRE

[Lane]

UGH!  This is a stupid thread!

Languages, to a programmer, are like hammers to a carpenter:  Sometimes you 
need a 16oz hammer, sometimes you need a 10oz hammer, sometimes you need a 
nailgun and other times you just need the heel of your shoe.

On the other hand, languages and programmers, to a recruiter, mean nothing 
unless he can get you to buy his bullshit.

If somebody wants the job, and likes the crap that the recruiter offers, then 
s/he should apply.

But in general, I agree with the first responder:  "Can we get this guy (the 
recruiter) booted from the list?"  This has nothing to do with asterisk.

lane

P.S.  Anybody that can construct an "if-then" statement, whatever the 
language, is a programmer.  If you don't believe that then you must feel very 
alone in your ivory tower.

On Thursday 19 May 2005 16:27, Preston Garrison wrote:
> Again it all depends what you want to do.  if you are servicing 20
> users on one machine, and don't need to do anything complicated, sure
> perl I am sure would do the job.  But if your service tons of users, on
> a large scale basis, I doubt perl is a good choice.
>
> Preston Garrison
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: JD Austin <jd at twingeckos.com>
> To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
> <asterisk-users at lists.digium.com>
> Sent: Thu, 19 May 2005 12:55:33 -0700
> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] LOOKING TO HIRE
>
>  Jean-Michel Hiver wrote:
>  > Preston Garrison wrote:
>   >> I think what you want is a Senior Scripter not a Senior Programmer
>   >>
>  >> :) Perl, PHP, Python? I doubt any good programmer is going to want
> >>
> >> to use those scripting languages..
> >>
>   > Excuse me sir, but you seem to know nothing about Perl or Python. >
>
> Please refrain from talking bullshit about things you don't know >
> anything about from now on.
>
>  > Best Regards,
>  > Jean-Michel.
>
>   I concur with Jean; you can do some quite amazing things in perl and
> python in a month that would take you much longer in 'C'. It's too bad
> that programming language snobbery still exists. I used to think that
> Perl was too slow for production code.. but hardware nowdays more than
> makes up for any overhead Perl adds, especially if you design your
> application correctly. If you're running your app on a 486 with 64M of
> ram.. write it in assembly code. If you have a 3GHZ machine with a 2G
> of ram.. you have a lot of choices :)
>  JD
>  -- JD Austin
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