Danihan

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by Danihan 9y ago
What would marching in the streets accomplish, exactly?
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by Danihan 9y ago
And that's a bad thing why? Why shouldn't there be nice, exclusive areas to live in, just like there are exclusive schools to attend and exclusive companies to work for?
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by Danihan 9y ago
Where's that?
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by Danihan 9y ago
ITS A BAD CASE OF THE STRETCHIES
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by Danihan 9y ago
lol, you found your domain on impossibility, didn't you.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Anki
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by Danihan 9y ago
Why can't people live in Yonkers? Seems cheap.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Did it ever occur to you that a nice, "boring," safe culture is what many people want?
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by Danihan 9y ago
Paul Graham's own writing and advice is not really followed by YC though. As an easy example, look at his recent post about naming your startup, versus the names of the companies allowed through in a recent round of seed funding. http
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by Danihan 9y ago
>Punish Punishments enacted by whom? You want the government to punish free speech?
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by Danihan 9y ago
Time to start a "National Programming League"
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by Danihan 9y ago
To me, the family analogy implies dysfunctionality, rampant gossiping and a general lack of boundaries. Team is a much better analogy. Hell, it's not even an analogy really, every company is literally a competitive team within the gam
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by Danihan 9y ago
Do you genuinely believe that the mass importation of people with radically different beliefs and customs (such as an adherence to Sharia Law) would have no effect on the native population? That cultural change wouldn't affect scientif
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by Danihan 9y ago
Exactly my point. Why are bootcamps teaching Spring, when JSF 2 is built-in and does it all better? Or at the very least should be assumed to be the future.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Personally, I think genuine beliefs correlate pretty strongly with action. But I see your point.
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by Danihan 9y ago
>But I recognize that has nothing to do with which people are allowed to live and work on which side of imaginary lines. I'm so tired of these sorts of facile statements. They're so smugly wrong-headed. Is real estate comprise
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by Danihan 9y ago
What is my misapprehension exactly?
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by Danihan 9y ago
An understanding that natural selection is a competitive process and at least some inclination to participate in that competition.
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by Danihan 9y ago
How many agnostic / atheist people do you know that have four or more kids? Atheists don't genuinely seem to believe in natural selection, it's ironic.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Sure, you can criticize and they can ignore it. Worry about making your own city nice, not theirs. That's the whole point of having localized governments.
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by Danihan 9y ago
You mean they are doing that via democratically elected political representation? The horror. How dare people elect politicians to represent their own interests, rather than the interests of the allegedly marginalized.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Again, you seem to constantly be projecting your opinions as being the opinions of everyone. >That is the actual social contract of throwaway accounts, and they're tolerated insomuch as people just use userscripts to mute them out m
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by Danihan 9y ago
I'd completely disagree, I thought it was an interesting perspective from someone outside of the US. It's telling to me that you believe you can tell someone's intentions (99% designed to flamebait.) And that you seem to th
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by Danihan 9y ago
And this is exactly the issue with most of them. There are a million resources online to learn javascript, that isn't challenging. I want a solid DBA / backend developer bootcamp.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Perhaps the user simply didn't want right-leaning statements posted on his primary account, as so many people are obviously and openly bigoted against conservatives in Silicon Valley. Trust me, if you debate against socialism / la
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by Danihan 9y ago
Keep telling yourself that. I didn't even have to go back 24 hours to find an example.. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14755236 He simply calls anything politically right-of-center an "ideological flamewar&q
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by Danihan 9y ago
Fair enough, and I'm no expert, but isn't JSF 2 a formalized / built-in standard, rather than a relatively small framework? I thought most of what made Spring useful and popular was blown away by JSF 2.
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by Danihan 9y ago
>The general zeitgeist of Y Combinator's Hacker News forum site (at least to many of its detractors) is one of nonspecific libertarian laissez-faire capitalism Hardly, not anytime recently anyway. Dang will straight up ban you for b
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by Danihan 9y ago
Does it cover JSF?
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by Danihan 9y ago
Please add a Java based web development option (ideally with JSF), I'd join in a heartbeat. The web dev is too javascript / front-end centric, and the CS (I'd assume) is too math-centric. Java / JSF / MyFaces is th

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