BasDirks

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by BasDirks 15y ago
> or some other publication would fill its place. That's what is and has been desirable for a long time.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
I do realize this, but the heads up is appreciated. In ST2 everything just fits so neatly together, and the (very nice) API is geared towards Python scripts.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
I really like to write my plugins in Python, and Sublime Text 2 accommodates this perfectly. With the recent addition of Vintage (vi) Mode, I find myself using ST2 over vim more and more.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
4 I think. Parents (West) Dutch. Grandparents (South --> West) Dutch. ^Grandparents (South) Dutch. ^^Grandparents (South) Dutch. ^^^Grandparents German/Belgian/Dutch
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by BasDirks 15y ago
Is this site ironic? Great to see crap websites dying.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
I hope for you that you'll never think your code is good enough. Keep growing.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
Couldn't sleep last night, stumbled across this, laughed my ass off until I was tired, slept like a baby. Great fun, and thank God for making so many people hilariously terrible drawers. And wondered what would result if we could have a cha
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by BasDirks 15y ago
Currently stuck on an ancient WinXP box due to my MBP frying itself, so I decided to see how ST2 runs on it. Absolutely wonderful experience @ 1.3Ghz/256RAM, and the vintage mode finally makes it a viable option for all my programming.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
Submit, the original, article.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
great persons can be sockpuppets, but I think said qualification is quite unreasonable.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
Not really. Downvote is for poor responses, which are still more or less acceptable. We don't want to spend our time on HN downvoting trolling clowns and other vermin.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
hm, non-hackers was bad wording on my part. I guess my view of hackers is very broad, describing a mindset, not particular skillsets.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
As it seems that non-hackers and just general idiots become more common on HN, it would be nice if pg & friends thought about some counter-measures.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
His comment is not about Steve Jobs. It's about this ridiculous tendency of people to form cults around people.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
Instaban please.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
Because it's pure, you can know what comes out at the other end when you put something in. (That sounds more disturbing than it's meant to be). You can build pieces that you can reuse within many different structures, like different types o
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by BasDirks 15y ago
We destroy species before we have any knowledge of them. That's my interpretation but I can see why you're asking it.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
"Worm's team estimated the total number of genera, families, orders, classes, and phyla—a designation above class—in each kingdom. That's a relatively easy task, since the number of new examples in these categories has leveled off in recent
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by BasDirks 15y ago
"in order to you the pay should be proportionally to the good that they do to human?" yes. "Just pay proportionally to their skills!" If I'm amazing at flipping burgers do I need to get amazing pay?
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by BasDirks 15y ago
I think programmers who put their skills to use for such purposes should indeed get better pay.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
As a doctor, however, someone like this - a top professional at the peak of their career - would probably make about $400,000. Yes, but doctors have the most important skills I can think of. Don't think so? I'll come ask again when one of
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by BasDirks 15y ago
I preferred you would have forgotten to write your post so an empty one would have appeared instead of this one ;) I treat my cats with more dignity than you treat yourself. Stupid little tricks like yours work for about a week, or longer i
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by BasDirks 15y ago
And more importantly, the distribution in subsequent rounds. Especially the Polish and Russians are beast, but China is up there too. (Ex-)communist countries are on top. I don't mean to imply anything with that, because I have no clue, jus
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by BasDirks 15y ago
No, but it helps. My grandma says "I'll Google it". In the case of Altavista (yep she already had internet back then), she'd say "I'll try to use the site you bookmarked for me". Reason #1 for her familiarity with Google is the ease-of-use:
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by BasDirks 15y ago
Right, before Google.. but maybe that's the point: they never became as ubiquitous as Google.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
Seriously? If there's one thing this particular market needs, it's competition.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
If you take the time to put it like this, I would not object, in fact I upvoted you.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
The misinformation and misinterpretation of Buddhism and Western philosophy in the comments is embarrassing, as well as the pop-spirituality babble.
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by BasDirks 15y ago
So anyone familiar with HP able to connect the dots for us between HP and Indian labor?
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by BasDirks 15y ago
"Let's flip the y... y not!? ehehehe"

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