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Ben Donley — Tue, 05 Oct 2004 20:58:00 GMT

Duh. It's alt-left & alt-right.

That's been plaguing me for weeks.

I feel silly.

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Ben Donley — Tue, 05 Oct 2004 17:09:00 GMT

I hate to pester you with my VS .NET questions just because I know you'd know, but... here I am doing it anyway.

Remember that Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer that you always used to carry around to the various computer labs at Penn? I have one too. I love that thing. I'm about to go binding all the keys to different things I find useful via either VSMouseBindings or the Microsoft IntelliPoint software, but... I can't tell what the defaults are.

I can tell the right-side and left-side mouse buttons are doing *something*, but I can't figure out what exactly. Sometimes it seems like the right-side button is for calling up intellisense, which is cool, but sometimes it seems like it's doing window navigation. Is there rhyme or reason to this? I can't figure out what to google on, and I certainly can't find it in the VS.NET help system. (I'm talking about VS.NET 2003 w/C# here.)

Any clues? I don't want to customize it if y'all had a better idea how to use those buttons than I did anyway. If you see what I mean.

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Cyrus Najmabadi — Sun, 03 Oct 2004 21:16:00 GMT

I don't see how any of those questions are competitive or challenging Joe. But maybe that's just me.

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Joe Duffy — Sun, 03 Oct 2004 21:07:00 GMT

Blegh... No wonder everyone's going to Google. ;) People _like_ that kind of atmosphere... super competetive, challenging, ... Maybe I'm nuts.

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Radu Grigore — Wed, 29 Sep 2004 12:39:00 GMT

Why not both? Let the discussion be guided by the candidate's experience and when something he says reminds you of an interesting problem, ask.

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Heath — Tue, 28 Sep 2004 16:25:00 GMT

At a career fair a couple years back I was asked questions about linked-lists and the like, and at my interview here I was quized on all sorts of programming scenario (though that's understandable in the final interviews).

It's good to see someone who asks questions of developers personal lives'. I did the same thing while at my previous job as the software architect (I won't mention my actual title because people seem to associate it with "technically stupid" or PHB).

I found it better to ask potential hires about their personal project design and development. Under management most programmers can do what they're told, but it's finding that they're personal interests are in development and how well they design and manage they're projects. Anyone can program, but it takes a real interest in development to be good, IMO.

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Di — Tue, 28 Sep 2004 02:20:00 GMT

So I totally missed the big hangout in NJ... silly grad school classes. Seriously, I wonder sometimes what I think I'm trying to prove by doing a not-even-hard-core-CS "Information Science" degree.

Anyways, I'll just have to save up all the lovin' I had for you-- until the next time we meet! ::mwah:: ::hug:: ::lick:: <-- waiddaminute....

Love,
Di

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Radu Grigore — Mon, 27 Sep 2004 09:55:00 GMT

Google is the problem: type "microsoft interview questions" (with quotes) and hit "i'm feeling lucky" button.