Jesin

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by Jesin 19y ago
Yes, really. I hate the idea of words that only a select group can use.
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by Jesin 19y ago
If you are competing, you could consider finding some way to merge and work together on it. On the other hand, maybe not. It's just something to consider just in case.
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by Jesin 19y ago
Virginia, and no, it's a public high school. There's no tuition, although you do have to pass a test to get in.
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by Jesin 19y ago
Wait a minute, how did this double post happen? I didn't mean to do that! Sorry!
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by Jesin 19y ago
Already been posted.
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by Jesin 19y ago
> If you're getting a kick out of languages, have at it, especially if you've got plenty of time. Plenty of time? No, not the school I go to. What I do have is the syslab, which is full of Linux boxen and a lot of smart people, especi
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by Jesin 19y ago
You erred in your capitalization. From http://xkcd.com/about/ How do I write "xkcd"? There's nothing in Strunk and White about this. For those of us pedantic enough to want a rule, here it is: The preferred form is "xkcd", all lower-cas
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by Jesin 19y ago
You erred in your capitalization. From http://xkcd.com/about/ How do I write "xkcd"? There's nothing in Strunk and White about this. For those of us pedantic enough to want a rule, here it is: The preferred form is "xkcd", all lower-case
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by Jesin 19y ago
Waste of time? Quite a lot of fun things could be considered a waste of time. Learning new languages can be fun. People learning one language and sticking with it for life is why COBOL stuck around for so long, and Java seems to be going
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by Jesin 19y ago
OK, April 1 is over, so which is it? Either way, great job with the confusion.
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by Jesin 19y ago
Now that we have hackernews.xpi, we just need hackernews.el.