ThinkWriteMute

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   by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

   I don't care about initial spit and shine. Really I don't. As soon as Chrome came out I downloaded it and used it even when it didn't have Adblock. But Blogger has been out for a looooong time.
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   by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

   If getting it done was the only objective then why isn't Blogger just a web server that people can FTP self written HTML files to? Blogger has a lot of paper cuts that slowly make it either unbearable to use or unsightly to visit. It takes
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   by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

   Ok, so you freely admit that there are (probably) things that are wrong with it if you looked hard enough. ...So why isn't it better? EDIT TO ADD: You know, this is really part of the bigger problem. Google has a fair amount of side service
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   by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

   I like Google as a company and I love their products (As much as you can love a tool), but jesus how can he work there and use Blogger? It's such a piece of crap.
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   by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

   This is great advice, thanks :)
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   by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

   I've used Wordpress on two projects and it took me only 3 days to get fed up with it. It's like having an entire Home Depot when you just need a tool box. Thanks for the suggestion, though.
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   by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

   The <pre> tag doesn't stop the browser from rendering the HTML.
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   by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

   I started with Ruby, and Python, so I like open and clear reading/writing, but even Ruby/Python tends to lay it on thick. It's like the developers think they have to add all this syntax just to be popular. define fib_seq with (x,y)
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   Ask HN: Easy way to display non-parsed HTML blocks?

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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    Programming in Java and C/C++ feels like putting my balls in a vice, personally. No language is perfect (Mostly because languages tend to copy from C/C++ or Java (See: Go)), but damn do those two make it hard.
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    Woooow, that is some bad website design. Hmm, sounds like a project I can work on :D
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    There are Anti-Apple/Google Cults and Pro-Apple/Google Cults. It's absolutely nuts.
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    Man it's always so crazy to see how big/well designed Rails sites are compared to Ruby sites.
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    I'd love to see an educational micro-kernel OS, something like L4.
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    Learn You A Haskell and Learn You Some Erlang
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    Hmm, I might do this with a ruby script, except pull random images from WikiCommons with the exact size specified. (And color!)
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    I know you didn't call me troll. If you read very carefully (And it's clear you didn't) I never suggested you called me troll. post script It's 'goodbye' post post script My net out of this conversation was +11
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    My point was that the laws don't even hamper countries the law's implementor doesn't like. They just hamper a very few select people.
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    You look at me and say "troll", I look at you and say "delusional."
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    You don't think that's a learning experience either? People in the tech, and geek community, are stubborn mother fuckers. You have to have a badass debate skill to get even the most obvious ideas into people's heads. Simply being right do
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    Debating which language was best is how I learned to program better, notice flaws easier, and simply argue my case more efficiently.
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    Handful of countries? More like a handful of people in a few countries.
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    whiletheyareworkingon.biz
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    I think you've convinced me. Hmmmmm...
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    The JVM is actually what is keeping me from Clojure. A crazy reason, for sure, but Java has pretty much burnt all my fingers.
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    His designs are pretty neat, and his ideas pretty cool too. I'll have to look into it more! Thanks for the link :)
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    Keep all children far away!
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    God I hope this doesn't end up like the Shadowrun Renraku D:
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    Here are some you don't have listed: Mr. Neighborly’s Humble Little Ruby Book: http://www.humblelittlerubybook.com/book/ Why’s (Poignant) Guide to Ruby: http://mislav.uniqpath.com/poignant-guide/ Think Python (Or: How To Think Like A Co
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    by ThinkWriteMute 17y ago

    3. Jeremy McAnally ( Mr. Neighborly's Humble Little Ruby Book: http://www.humblelittlerubybook.com/book/ ) ( http://www.jeremymcanally.com/ ) 4. Marijn Haverbeke (Eloquent Javascript: http://eloquentjavascript.net/ ) ( http://marijn