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by bdg 14y ago
I'm looking forward to starting a whaling company on the moon.
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by bdg 14y ago
It's not who controls the spice, its the one who can disrupt the flow.
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by bdg 14y ago
Lovely article but I'd like to ask that we call things that "compile to javascript" transpilers. JS is not "web assembly" and if we keep communicating that message in the community it will be believed to be.
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by bdg 14y ago
Typically questions linked from a news aggregate site are closed because the question is now a stage for people to shout "me too" without reading the other posts. We end up with dozens of comments that haven't added any value to the discuss
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by bdg 14y ago
Is there an Odin particle that banishes frost giants?
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by bdg 14y ago
Are we one step closer to the mozilla seabird? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oG3tLxEQEdg&feature=youtu... I wish, but realistically that phone would probably cost $6k today.
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by bdg 14y ago
Can anyone else hear that? The sound of Tim Berners-Lee crying to himself, "What have they done to you? You were once so clean and pure."
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by bdg 14y ago
The JS that drives that is awful. Why are they not using an array? nytg.buttonText="What else is facebook worth more than?,What else is facebook worth more than?,What else is facebook worth more than?,Keep going?,One more time?,Anothe
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by bdg 14y ago
I don't really like my neighbours, so I get changed with the blinds open. It's different when you're a man.
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by bdg 14y ago
eval and which bog down everything.
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by bdg 14y ago
Everything that might have been invented has been, because I haven't seen enough mind blowing stuff this week. Therefore, we are closing the patent office. Good day.
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by bdg 15y ago
I could never put my trust into an entire online currency if it wasn't open-source. Does anyone else worry about this as well?
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by bdg 15y ago
Help me understand what's condescending about being a normal user to the site (ie, I don't work for Stack Exchange, nor am I a moderator) and telling him to read the FAQ. Help me understand this.
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by bdg 15y ago
> First off, realize that I don't actually care about the FAQ Has it ever occurred to you that you're a fool? You complain about the site and have no regard for the rules or what the site is. It's not your spam-filled phpBB site that yo
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by bdg 15y ago
I'm not even a moderator, but if you as a bad question I vote to close it. That's how the site works. Even if you feel you put a lot of work into something doesn't mean it's a valid question to the site. Read the FAQ.
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by bdg 15y ago
Not unheard of at all. In dry countries today you'll find all the ingredients in one spot of the grocery store to brew your own beer/liquor/wine, but nobody really says it's for brewing they're just conveniently put together
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by bdg 15y ago
> self-righteousness I think you've interpreted that as an attack on the article's OP, not the fact that I have to use adblock to make the web usable.
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by bdg 15y ago
I install adblock to make viewing content on your site bearable. No, I really don't want to know the one weird odd tip of anything, or a flashing banner, or something that starts talking, or these pop-under windows. I can't even use merriam
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by bdg 15y ago
Explain how that's a valid excuse to break the rules here .
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by bdg 15y ago
I'm curious why you thought a tweet was where you should link us.
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by bdg 15y ago
Amazing contributions towards defeating the Axis. Response? "Yeah... but, at the time, being gay was illegal, so, ya know."
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by bdg 15y ago
Okay, I'm viewing the source in chrome. http://imgur.com/KPVks Now what?
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by bdg 15y ago
> Sorry, your user name must be 4 chars. Why?
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by bdg 15y ago
If there's a decision I want to die: I send it to committee for a slow, painful death. Sometimes it will take years of doing nothing before anyone notices we solved the prob elm the way the opposition wanted.
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by bdg 15y ago
"Benighted fool!" shouted the man from The Fordian Science Monitor, "why don't you take soma?" "Get away!" The Savage shook his fist. The other retreated a few steps then turned round again. "Evil's an unreality if you take a couple of gram
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by bdg 15y ago
They're operating on the age-old wisdom of, "If you don't know where you're going, you're never lost."
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by bdg 15y ago
We could infer the value of a HN front-page post to someone of this business model is $150.
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by bdg 15y ago
I searched high-and-low for a way to make sense of Jekyll for anything other than a blog. It nearly drove me mad. I ended up abandoning the idea of hosting notes on github as a website, and ended up cramming content into HTML manually.
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by bdg 15y ago
A bank unable to provide value to their customers because a core technology they operate on daily changes is a bank that has lots of be afraid of. These large business need to stop clawing to fading paradigms of the past and keep re-focusin
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by bdg 15y ago
> They don’t teach rails at uni. So straight off the bat it eliminates that large segment of people inspired by the dot-com bubble to get IT degrees to earn good bucks. Java and .NET developers are a dime a dozen. Also the barrier to en

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