alnayyir

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   by alnayyir 15y ago

   I was actually looking into making something like this over the past couple weeks, and the answer is that the format is too constrained. It just doesn't express legitimately useful semantics that could be used for things like "go to definit
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   by alnayyir 15y ago

   >it's like IRC, except when I log in I get all the missing chat history I didn't get while I was logged out What? screen + irssi + /lastlog your_nick
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   by alnayyir 15y ago

   >Maybe we could No.
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   by alnayyir 15y ago

   >thank Ayn Rand for solving the problem of concepts and leaving significant clues to the solution to the problem of induction. I would also like you to explain.
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   by alnayyir 15y ago

   I'm just refusing to acknowledge the canard.
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   by alnayyir 15y ago

   >made the platform better . Sure, except for me, the guy who bought the HTC G2. I have one of the best android phones you can get and when I used a coworker's iPhone yesterday I frowned at how poor the interface and responsiveness of m
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   by alnayyir 15y ago

   It's not an OS, it's a text editor.
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   by alnayyir 15y ago

   Emacs can do it all. :D
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   by alnayyir 15y ago

   EVONY, not Eve.
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    by alnayyir 15y ago

    >Its way easier to get everything from Thai food to dry cleaning to auto parts in a city. Actually it was easier in the remoter parts of Ohio for me to get parts than it ever has been in NYC or SF.
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    by alnayyir 15y ago

    How many .NET programmers work on Airbus A350 flight software?!
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    by alnayyir 15y ago

    .NET programmer probably isn't aware SQLite exists.
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    by alnayyir 15y ago

    That isn't true. There is an important justification for State control in Communism. It increases the fairness of societies. There are plenty of important ideas that use Communism to achieve their ends, and the fact that they use Communism
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    by alnayyir 15y ago

    Cargo cult, you can't conscionably reproduce this chain of events in a way that lets you say this is how it actually works. Still neat though.
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    by alnayyir 15y ago

    I like the idea, I don't like the implication of the branding.
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    by alnayyir 15y ago

    You don't know this guy, I've known him for years. Most recently, he's run into and fixed some bugs in linenoise , which was written by one of the most prolific programmers I'm aware of in recent history. Don't badmouth people you don't kn
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    by alnayyir 15y ago

    This gets mentally filed under the same category as, "you should be checking to see if a library does it for you before you start coding".
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    by alnayyir 15y ago

    There's clearly something stymieing you here, and you're the common denominator. We're not psychic, if you aren't upfront with your lack of social skills, your potential to be dunning-krugering yourself, or your unwillingness to write code
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    by alnayyir 16y ago

    Want one you can deploy privately?
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    Type like a hacker...in Emacs(github.com)

    2 points by alnayyir 16y ago|0 comments
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    by alnayyir 16y ago

    I don't use Pylons or Pyramid (a child of/successor to Pylons) because I hate SQLAlchemy with a fiery passion.
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    by alnayyir 16y ago

    Actually it's about pushing the state of the art and the technology, something hardcore gamers have been the main driving force for in computing since the mid 90s. But forget all that, you want to make money off of a Farmville clone.
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    by alnayyir 16y ago

    Please no, both consoles have been holding back PC gaming. Crysis 2 actually has lower system requirements than the original Crysis precisely because they bent over backwards to make it work for PS3 and 360.
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    by alnayyir 16y ago

    Getting a little personal there don't you think? You should learn some courtesy. Time to hit the reset button.
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    by alnayyir 16y ago

    >In the programming-language-as-a-spec days, people versed in programming language design created the dominant programming languages. Nope. The creators of C were witness or party to some earlier languages, but they weren't well versed
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    by alnayyir 16y ago

    I never made any claims and didn't demand the attention of others, the onus isn't upon me to prove anything if I haven't claimed anything. If you must know, I'm a software engineer at an early-stage startup in SF.
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    by alnayyir 16y ago

    Can you do this from the US as a non-EU/UK citizen/resident? This is quite fascinating.
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    by alnayyir 16y ago

    There's a difference between a flake, and moving between things that obviously aren't going to work. Nothing ever gets shipped from him, nothing failed quickly to begin with. ( I don't just mean Alky, either. ) Stop parroting community trop
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    by alnayyir 16y ago

    This guy has a history of "starting" things and never finishing him. You'd be better off finding someone with a more stable history of finishing what they started. And when I say history, I mean he's into the double digits of "startups" he'
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    by alnayyir 16y ago

    > Maybe this is just West Coast tech companies, I don't know. reply Yep. I know some pretty poorly paid programmers.