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alnayyir
16y ago
This 'feature', is what I was waiting for to get me away from TextMate. I am extremely pleased.
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alnayyir
16y ago
Why can't I middle-click on them then? My eyes hurt from trying to read them. :(
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alnayyir
16y ago
Sent. I actually got tips for the trip from Raldi on my thread in r/travel.
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alnayyir
16y ago
Clearly I need to acquire and dispose of a g/f quickly so that I can get hipmunk swag _ Btw: used you guys to get an upcoming ticket to Malaysia. Love the service :)
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alnayyir
16y ago
Priorities and style. First-class functions are available, and a lot of veteran Python programmers, Guido included, don't like an overwhelmingly functional style. It's considered opaque. Personally, I like to fiddle with Clojure in my free
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alnayyir
16y ago
This isn't the right place for you to project your frustrations and prejudices.
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alnayyir
16y ago
You have the same name as a caching middleware for Django that has since gone derelict. This makes me sad. :(
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alnayyir
16y ago
>the entire creative industry is still using those overpriced toys Are we really still grappling with the idea that some people's time is worth enough that the extra money paid for the laptop isn't a big deal? I thought we'd gotten past
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alnayyir
16y ago
So approach entrepreneurship differently. I am aiming to build businesses, sources of revenue and value. You can do like 37signals and provide a service that you can eventually build upon to make a team capable of building a product. Just b
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alnayyir
16y ago
The typeface on Conrad's page is pretty fucked up on Linux (CR-48)
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alnayyir
16y ago
The body-snatchers are coming for us. They will take our places in our daily lives and slowly envelop the entire world. Just one man's opinion though, that's all.
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alnayyir
16y ago
>I guess what I'm saying is that I don't understand your criteria. Who cares if famous person X answers your question? I just want to get my work done, not become a celebrity or hang out with the cool kids. If something is broken in Clo
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alnayyir
16y ago
Did you have some point to make? You didn't even explain the original anecdote you referred to.
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alnayyir
16y ago
I don't enjoy being a lone gunman. Being able to lean on other peoples' libraries and works on Github is an incredible boon and timesaver. Reinventing everything yourself on F# is scarcely an option, especially if you're seeking a valuable
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alnayyir
16y ago
I was a .NET dev before Python/Django. All of this is accurate, and he's wise for leaving .NET It's just not the environment or kind of people you'd prefer to work with, given better communities and concentrations of driven programmers you
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alnayyir
16y ago
No, and I won't contribute further to that.
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alnayyir
16y ago
>"You appear to be absolutely incapable of realising that there are people in this world who can see more than one side to a question...", Cf. my PayPal discussion. I was fully aware before he decided to come barging in what kind of pre
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alnayyir
16y ago
You have personal issues and biases you need to air out somewhere outside of HN. Your rancor is unnecessary.
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alnayyir
16y ago
They froze the account that had all of our money. Our existing savings would've still been in action, allowing us to sue for the insurance which would then allow us to issue refunds. You understanding of the scenario is flawed, and your bia
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alnayyir
16y ago
Where would the money have come from? It was all in Paypal because we used it for equipment purchases as well. That's where the "playing ball with us" part comes in. We could've refunded the money had Paypal unfrozen our account. We couldn'
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alnayyir
16y ago
>Some subsection of users have trouble with a large organization. Big whoop. Quite an understatement. You seem unconvinced of the overwhelming number of people who have had issues with Paypal, and the relentless pain they had to endure
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alnayyir
16y ago
I custom built and shipped workstations as well as a variety of custom cabling and network equipment. I had shipping insurance through UPS for every order, a waste of money it turned out. They wrecked 6 shipments in a row, and refused to pa
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alnayyir
16y ago
Stop pretending there isn't something horribly wrong with the company just because it suits your rhetoric. They go above and beyond what the law requires them to do. >Disclosure: My first entrepreneurial effort was annihilated in concer
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alnayyir
16y ago
I don't care as much about the upvotes as I do the people who respond.
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alnayyir
16y ago
http://hackerne.ws/item?id=1982856 What did I say HN? What did I say?
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alnayyir
16y ago
My eyes crossed a bit at the linked-list thing, but I agree whole-heartedly with the sentiment expressed here. Despite being engineers/programmers, we have the same proclivities for superficiality and marketing as any other field.
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alnayyir
16y ago
I oppose ALF and ELF both.
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alnayyir
16y ago
>Give it a week and nobody will remember any of this That's the tragedy not >besides the businesses that lost money. Nobody cares about citizenship or rights anymore. Just money.
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alnayyir
16y ago
I'm going to preface this by saying that I'm not actually a huge fan of WikiLeaks or of Anon, but... Try to keep things in perspective. We're facing a substantial progression towards a hybridization of the scenarios outlined in 1984 and Bra
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alnayyir
16y ago
This doesn't affect the payment gateways AFAIK, only their front-facing websites.
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