BigCanOfTuna

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Poll: What happened to Project 10^100?
1 points by BigCanOfTuna 17y ago|0 comments
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by BigCanOfTuna 17y ago
Working diligently to identify the truly outstanding ideas.
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by BigCanOfTuna 17y ago
Put the project on the back-burner until the economy recovers.
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by BigCanOfTuna 17y ago
Consulting with lawyers to identify how they can claim some of the great ideas as their own.
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How to write a Snow Leopard service that toggles hidden files.(anassina.com)
1 points by BigCanOfTuna 17y ago|0 comments
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Poll: Write elegant code, or solve problem quickly?
6 points by BigCanOfTuna 17y ago|11 comments
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by BigCanOfTuna 17y ago
Spend time to craft an elegant solution to the problem
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by BigCanOfTuna 17y ago
Hammer out code to quickly solve the problem
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by BigCanOfTuna 17y ago
Seriously dude, all your fame and wealth will mean nothing as you take your last breath. Neither will your friends and family, but there is a better chance they will be around to comfort you as you transition into the void (or where ever y
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by BigCanOfTuna 17y ago
I don't give a shit about peoples' opinions. I want to know how it affects someone's ability to code, not how someone THINKS it might affect one's ability to code. Also, I don't want to assume that it's negative, so I like my question bette
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Poll: Do you smoke marijuana?
57 points by BigCanOfTuna 17y ago|102 comments
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by BigCanOfTuna 17y ago
Yes
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by BigCanOfTuna 17y ago
No
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by BigCanOfTuna 17y ago
Only 2% of users know what a CVT Transmission is, do we need to rethink the 'powertrain' game?
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by BigCanOfTuna 17y ago
As a Canadian, health insurance isn't an issue. However, it doesn't cover prescription drugs or permanent/long term disability....the latter being the most important. Also, make sure the insurance covers your current occupation appropriatel
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Ask HN: Recommend chair to comfortably support my hacker ass for 12+ hours a day?
11 points by BigCanOfTuna 18y ago|34 comments
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by BigCanOfTuna 18y ago
I want to experience innovation without advertisements.
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by BigCanOfTuna 18y ago
I'd like to know about the technology on the back end. Judging by the output, it looks like someone just did a "Print to PDF" on OS X and then ran it through Acrobat Pro for the OCR.
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by BigCanOfTuna 18y ago
I'm your man! If hired, my remuneration should be $100.000 a year/25% bonus/matching 401k contributions/limousine service/catered lunch/flexible work hours/office with window/personal secretary. But really, the $100,000/year is fine too.
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by BigCanOfTuna 18y ago
I'd like a screen that resize correctly on a Mac, a car that gets 100MPG, and I want women to love me NOT for my great looks. Not interesting problems to solve? Probably because they don't directly affect you. Find something that MATTERS TO
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Ask HN: Why are patent holders allowed to sue years after their patent was infringed upon?
1 points by BigCanOfTuna 18y ago|1 comments
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by BigCanOfTuna 18y ago
Great idea! Now we can finally, with accuracy, determine what portion of the internet population uses the click-drag technique when reading long blog posts. Yeah!
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What Monster.com should have said about their security breach(anassina.com)
1 points by BigCanOfTuna 18y ago|0 comments
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by BigCanOfTuna 18y ago
Let's be clear on one thing. I didn't "essentially" call him a hypocrite, I "really" called him a hypocrite.
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by BigCanOfTuna 18y ago
I would. Joel is doing exactly what Sun is doing...saturating your mind with key words/phrases. It's Branding/Marketing.
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by BigCanOfTuna 18y ago
How many times does "Joel on Software" show up on this blog entry? I count 5 times, including the Title and email address. Pot...kettle...black.
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by BigCanOfTuna 18y ago
err...that should read... "... most anything NOT projected by my 24"...".
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Ask HN: Are social content aggregators ruining your ability to read a book?
2 points by BigCanOfTuna 18y ago|6 comments
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by BigCanOfTuna 18y ago
"We rarely regret the things we do in life, we almost always regret what we don't do in life." - my next door neighbor...he said this to me when I told him I was quiting my job to work on a personal project that was certain to fail. It does
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by BigCanOfTuna 18y ago
"The thought of having to expend my creative energy on things that make practical everyday life more refined, with a bleak capital gain as the goal, was unbearable to me. - Einstein I think most people on HN could relate to this quote. Like

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