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This seems like a silly beef to have with a revolutionary product that still is in beta. You know it's developed by an American company, right? It's not crazy for them to have the first language supported to be the language the people from
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As a progressive younger person who has been swimming in internet culture for 15 years now, I find my attitude, wants, needs, and desires are almost completely left out of pop culture. The news rarely people with my point of view on it. The
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As a PHP programmer the inconsistency of the string functions is not only bothersome, it's embarrassing. This seems like an interesting fix for that.
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I don't think people understand how much this matters. If you were an evil genius and wanted to destroy Earth's antibiotics, there would almost be no better way than to mass feed it to animals that can have diseases jump to humans. It's the
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>But cities do compete - London, NY, Boston, SF all are fairly viable competitors For attracting the best of global talent. It's not so much the city as the jobs a person can get. If you get offered a job in Boston or London, the odds a
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This has everything to do with regulating bit coins and the exchanges. No bank in the US would ever dare run a stock rails site, I would bet they would be rightfully sued. On top of that, funds in a bank are insured to a point so if some
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The fact that you get excited about killing another human shows you are not qualified to own a gun.
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So a major distribution being used all around the world should stop being criticized because it's "fine for your laptop"? That seems astonishingly myopic.
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It is scientifically proven that REM sleep helps solve problems. I'm not saying the other things don't play a part, but if you are giving a problem and you get REM sleep you do statistically better on it afterwards then people who had the s
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It really is fantastic. There is a beauty in the objectivity of that video. Images of incredible dedication and passion right next to images of war and destruction. A perfect view of what it is to be human. We are an amazing species. So cap
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>What is any less hateful about them? Has anyone suggested otherwise? Seriously, has anyone made the argument that a death threat is ok? This is the typical response of "look the other side does it to!". On top of it, the tweet you link
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In the normal mainstream media, I have not seen one critique of his methods.
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>Reddit works precisely because they maintain some sort of "net neutrality" ethics, refusing any editorial meddling. Banning a distasteful content provider would break that neutrality; but hiring him would break it just as much. This is
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No, the least you could do is make snarky comments about the people who are actually trying to do something. This isn't about 'signing up' for a website. This is about trying to mobilize a group of people that often times is not that involv
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What's important is that you've found a way to feel morally superior and do nothing about the problems we face today. A true internet warrior.
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Thank you for taking the time to write this. You have sufficiently peaked my interest. My next personal project will be done in Ruby.
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Sorry to respond twice to your post, but I realized this was a great opportunity to learn something. Given my basic example in my post, what language would you recommend I try to accomplish this task? I like to stay away from frameworks so
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Zing!
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I in no way meant to suggest that any criticism of PHP should be considered 'ivory tower'. I thought I was clear in my opinion that PHP is not perfect. I disagree that writing PHP code is 'painful'. It's perfectly fine for countless develop
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That was one point in favor of PHP, and it was a small one. I'm competent enough to set up any environment if the project required it. However, some hosting companies won't even let you do that. A client might have purchased a small package
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I've played around with Python and Ruby (more specifically rails), nothing serious though. I enjoy trying new things, but never found them worth delving into for my purposes. I 100% admit this a reflection on me and not those languages. I h
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Ok, so here it goes. I haven't commented on this site for over a year. Full disclosure: I am an average programmer compared to many here. I come to this site to improve my self and read about what brilliant and amazing things you all do. No
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15y ago
> The union is worried about the flux on new plumbers but your individual plumber would be happy to be the last plumber alive in Cleveland as he could name whatever rate he wanted. This is one of those classic economics/free market sayi
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Do you have the slightest idea of what we've been doing in that country for the last 30 years?
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Ask HN: Who are you using to manage your email campaings?
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I have no idea. I can't stand the attitudes in this country towards nuclear. I'm a vegan, ultra-left, hippy and I think the left has it's head so far up it's ass when it comes to nuclear power. I have no idea why they are so against it as a
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Actually there are plenty of realistic replacements for oil, the issue is more about lobbying and PR than anything else. IF we as Americans wanted to invest in things other than the military, it wouldn't be that hard to get things moving wi
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I don't think it's as deliberately evil as that. It's probably more along the lines of someone one thinking, "Do I cut my own salary or drop a fire fighter? Hmmm... My house hasn't caught on fire yet!"
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To be fair, GWB was a stuttering moron.
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"So basically there is no evidence the earth is warming? Because evidence based on unreleased data is worthless." Unfortunately this is true. As someone who has never doubted that global warming was man made (yes, those last leaked emails w
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