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15y ago
PS: I have never played MMORPGs. Did I miss anything?
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This is a very important article. Today, many people don't know anymore what well-spent time is. Distractions are everywhere around us ... but if you overcome them you are probably still on the wrong path. Everybody gets in this trap. One m
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I appreciate the work that was invested in this book. Thumbs up! But: "The aim of this document is to get you started with developing applications for Node.js, ..." I never develop applications for node.js but instead with node.js. Yes, som
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I came across contracts some time ago and found it very appealing and inspiring, but for all my professional projects I am successfully using my own library schema.js ( https://github.com/akidee/schema.js ) - you can use it in pure JavaSc
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I cannot imagine to live in a house without (direct) sunlight.
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With this videos you demonstrate the will to create something, but delivering is a completely different challenge! Keep quiet, keep informed about your field, focus!
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With this video you demonstrate the will to create something, but to deliver is a completely different challenge! Keep quiet, keep informed about your field, focus!
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Buy the real sticky thingy, then you can even eat it.
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I support the idea! Buz please change the name. Being proud of what you do and giving an appropriate name is underrated.
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I want node.dart. NOW!
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YAPB Yet another programming bla-nguage
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I think we all know what JSON is good for (unlimited documents without fixed schema) and what GZIP is good for ;)
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The main argument for better and more affordable e-ink monitors is the glowing of today's screens. I am not sure if looking into an active light source is good for our eyes. It's like staring into a fire. If you know some studies that confi
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I explicitly support Brendan's arguments. Programming languages are a STANDARD to help people COMMUNICATE units of functionality. If we frequently invent new languages that just mainly give us a new "style" to do things (and of course some
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No, I miss my lists.
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He should conclude with even more positive statements about developing and discussing good ideas in the context of use, not technology. I miss good discussions about ideas and more abstract concepts that go beyond technical terms and progra
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If you have a good story, you will go to hackernews and post it. I think this "innovation" is going to lead to a lower post quality.
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They want to help the people. OK. Then they publish their user data (including passwords) to demonstrate their childish pride. NOT OK. The hacker children don't do it right. They don't understand that their own quality of life is still depe
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What is this good for beyond wasting your time?
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Cocksuckers ...
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If you (do not believe what this guy wrote OR will try to forget it) AND (still develop software) == You have already failed and (should find another job OR find a good psychiatrist)
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Do you see the hidden narrative?
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None. Continue brainstorming, guys ;)
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This is not fair - whoever has donated and whatever party he supports. For sure, we all know Germany's history and we know that we need to take care about what nationalist parties are doing. But it is not fair to publish a list of people wh
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I do it similarly. And it's the way to go ...
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We CANNOT overcome our animal urges. NEVER. Don't try it. Which does not imply that we cannot be intelligent and civilized. But the animal in us wants to live and no technology can change that fact.
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Did you see Kubrick's "2001"? Probably no other film gives a better example of the fact that education will be more important than technical progress (especially how it is today: at all costs) at any time. No human being wants to live on a
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This kind of technical view is religious but is usually not called religion. Of course it is OK and important - especially for the poorer countries - to make power cheaper. But NEVER at all costs. The problem with renewable energies is that
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I don't like cities either. Who tells us that we need to live there? We tell it to ourselves, and probably we fail. We are not coming from a world of traffic noise, air pollution, overproduction, overarousal by all kinds of sensual stimulus
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