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Namrog84
12y ago
I completely agree. I'm not huge into watching streaming but I'll be more likely to stay watching a stream for a lot longer than a YouTube video. Which for advertising purposes. They have more opportunities for either on page a
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12y ago
I agree with you both and that's what I'm hoping for. I start in 1 week at MS to work on some cloud related software. I sure hope it's interesting/rewarding!
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13y ago
Exactly I couldn't agree more. In a computer sense. Hopefully everyone knows that the lines of code is a bad metric. The number of bugs is a bad metric. Number of new features is a bad metric. Meetings attended another bad metric.
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13y ago
I was never a huge fan of taking full days off weeks in advance. I've always preferred half days off. Some places won't always let you do this but my last job of 5 years. Let me go home on a 1 minute notice or email my boss in
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13y ago
She is eve's cousin
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13y ago
Is there any cache of it anywhere? Where it could be criticized more deeply to see if maybe others can help identify the issue. That is really unfortunate and not sure if there is much you can do about it now. I do wonder if they secretly
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13y ago
Yeah that site doesn't seem to work for me on mobile either :/
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13y ago
If a cop says that about you and you are able to walk away without issues. That should be the moment you shut up and go home. Or at least cross the street down a block away from them...
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13y ago
Does hacker news not flag/block duplicate posts urls. Especially when first one was clearly recognized?
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13y ago
Still working on masters. Current income is from being a TA, I help teach and grade undergrad computer classes. I still have time to work on my own projects and have a salaried job lined up at one of the main big tech companies out west.
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13y ago
I personally think this is a good move. There isn't a lot of choices for the company. As they indicated they can't request official search of themselves. And short of hiring a 3rd party company to approve/disapprove there
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13y ago
I thought a lot of modern systems either disallowed folders and groups of same name with different cases. Or are designed in a way that there can exist multiple things with identical name. So I feel while I do agree completely. In many inte
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13y ago
Am I the only one who noticed the k c difference? Hn poster changed the K to a c. Though the correct spelling. I felt like the articles authors use of kkk was a bit odd. Perhaps even intentional? Maybe subtly inappropriate? Well it could ju
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13y ago
While not software like most ITT but As a hobbyist game developer Sometimes I'll stop playing an intentional reason like testing a feature or looking for a bug and just goof off and play around in it and not think about what to fix or
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13y ago
I read the article looking for one thing. Them mentioning the potential for false sense of security. I was very pleased and Happy they mentioned it. As it was my first thought. After reading what they were doing. I may have overlooked it b
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13y ago
I am very unoriginal, uncreative, and uninovative. Aside from browser and maybe calculator. What else would be good to hot key like the op author describes? Thanks!
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13y ago
I am sure lots of people said. I'll never give up rising my horse for this weirs automobile. While I agree with you a lot and I love driving. You have to think that while we will continue to enjoy driving. Think of the next generation
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13y ago
Hah brilliant!
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13y ago
Thank you
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13y ago
I am impressed with the diversity of this thread! Both in age and area interest!
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13y ago
29 here. Also I think there are a lot of age statistics on hn regulars somewhere. I really first started coding in 2009 ever. But I Know I took a few courses in 2002 but never really got into it. As well as a little dabble in mid late 90s.
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13y ago
It's promoting repeated posting of the same article in attempts to get lucky. It borders in the grey area of spam. Spam works. But it's still spam.
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13y ago
Sums up a lot of my issue with the flat approach. Yet it seems like so many companies. Including multi-billion ones still seem to suffer some of the bad examples pointed out.
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13y ago
Being a user who very rarely has less than 100 tabs open in browser. This article made me happy :)
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13y ago
Link doesn't appear to be pointed at anything relevant? Was it taken down? Link or mirror please? Thanks!
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13y ago
Always one of my favorite storied to share with people. It always helps people open their mind and perspective on things.
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14y ago
Despite any potential inaccuracies or not. I still think he raises a good point with regards to questioning assumptions that we all might have. Regardless of accuracies or understanding. As scientists and intellectuals we should be the most
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14y ago
Well. Although I don't live in the area. Are there any physical boards. Perhaps at airports or sight seeing spots you can post paper based flyers too? Also offer for a small fee. Some kind of instructions for you to teach people basics of p