bgutierrez

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   by bgutierrez 17y ago

   I also live is SF. If you want a cheap bike, you must buy second-hand. My wife bought mine off a friend for $200 (discounted because of the friendship, but still: it happened.) A coworker of mine scored a bike for $40 after a conversation w
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   by bgutierrez 17y ago

   I completely agree. They had something great going, and then got carried away with the theatrics.
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   by bgutierrez 17y ago

   I left school when I was 16 to do homeschool, which turned out to be nothing more than my parents buying me books when I asked for them and nothing more. I did my GED and dropped out of college, so I think that I can relate to how you feel.
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   by bgutierrez 17y ago

   Dr Tamami Nakano should monitor people playing Guitar Hero, and watch how infrequently they blink their eyes.
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   by bgutierrez 17y ago

   My middle school was willing to make us play frisbee dodgeball (with the expected results), and then spent millions tearing apart a couple of classrooms after some kids dropped mercury on the floor and stomped on it. I think Phys. Ed. would
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   by bgutierrez 17y ago

   This isn't just for great speakers. It's how I'd like to live my life.
7. 67.▲
   by bgutierrez 17y ago

   Steve Yegge turns wine into blog entries.
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   Photos: The 10,000 Year Clock(news.cnet.com)

   2 points by bgutierrez 18y ago|0 comments
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   by bgutierrez 18y ago

   I did the diet for about a month while I was poor. This was a bad time to try it, since finding raw nuts and other things is difficult on a budget, even in San Francisco. I lost weight, I was often hungry, and I couldn't stop craving meats
10. 70.▲
    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    The same month that TV stations began to stop broadcasting analog signals. I don't think it'll be long before Hulu is number two.
11. 71.▲
    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    Same here. I couldn't fathom why Erlang would be that hot of a topic all of the sudden.
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    The Lorax Was Wrong: Skyscrapers Are Green(economix.blogs.nytimes.com)

    1 points by bgutierrez 18y ago|0 comments
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    Answer Engines vs. Search Engines(twine.com)

    3 points by bgutierrez 18y ago|1 comments
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    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    I went there and no one was wearing these shirts. Delicious food, and still not Hacker News.
15. 75.▲
    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    I'm definitely eating lunch there today, even though it isn't hacker news.
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    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    Even better, it's valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional: http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.whitehous...
17. 77.▲
    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    I don't know about common sense.
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    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    I don't think it was rationality or a lack of it. It sounded like he couldn't stomach the business anymore. Or, he didn't feel like exposing his wealth to the markets for a while. Let's see if he ever comes back.
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    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    Funny, but not hacker news.
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    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    The U.S. takes on plenty of "responsibilities" that it shouldn't. I would be thrilled if the world saw the U.S. as ambitious educators, not aggressive policemen. But don't worry; first world nations don't want our education anyway.
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    Is the "First Movable Type" a Hoax?(kk.org)

    4 points by bgutierrez 18y ago|0 comments
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    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=173475
23. 83.▲
    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    Where can I download this "Internet"?
24. 84.▲
    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    From now on, I'm writing all my code on a legal pad first.
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    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    I had a similar experience. My first copy of linux was the RedHat 7 distro that came with "Linux for Dummies", and it cost $20. At the time I didn't have a CD burner or a good connection, so it made sense. It was also nice to have the book,
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    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    Thanks. Your question made me really think.
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    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    The definition of murder as "the unlawfully killing of a human with malice aforethought" is a good one that applies well to Hans Reiser and shows the importance of motivation in determining whether or not someone is a criminal. When soldier
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    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    Contempt and scorn are appropriate feelings to have for murderers. I thought this article was interesting because the author had spent a lot of time watching Reiser in court and might be speaking some truth about Reiser's personality. Is th
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    My interview with murderer Hans Reiser(salon.com)

    28 points by bgutierrez 18y ago|41 comments
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    by bgutierrez 18y ago

    Worked well for me in this case. I missed lots of cool stuff while I was camping this weekend.