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by dan00 16y ago
"I'm all for radicalism since radicals are the main force questioning conventional wisdom." Yes. It's the way of the world. Radicals fight each other, and the compromises between them are perhaps the nearest you can get to the truth.
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Yes. It's strange that people really think that what they're doing isn't connected in a way with their self-esteem, especially if they claiming all the time that they're doing it only for a better world. Wouldn't it be funny, if at the end
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You never should have the right to feel right if you aren't getting ahead! ;) Strange, society tells us the way to go to feel right, but if we follow, nothing feels right.
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For me it's, like almost everything on the iPad, to distracting. For reading rss feeds I like calibres news feature in conjunction with an eReader.
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Instapaper + calibre (news) + sony prs-650
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"... and his advanced Ruby knowledge made fixing bugs a real treat." Well, features of a language should be used to made the code easier to read, not the other way around.
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We always miss what we don't have and never see what we already have.
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If life is hard, than you're too busy to think about life. Everything you're doing is meaningful, because it keeps you alive. In our society we pretend to do important work. But a lot of stuff is just too keep us busy. If you're able to loo
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"I see no reason you couldn't add an embedded lisp to Yi." Again you have two worlds. If one changes the other has to follow. And you will always lost something when translating from one world into the other.
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"This is just mistaking the effect of accumulated capital for technology." And how do you accumulate capital? By hammering on stones?
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He uses his friends problem exemplary, but by saying 'they', he generalizes it.
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"The reason they chose to hack instead of watch movies goes to the heart of what really separates people with self-control from people without it." I hate stuff like this. When people say that their being is the only right thing.
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You've to differentiate between introversion and shyness. Introversion can't be overcome in the same way as shyness. Introversion is a deep personal habit. If you don't like crowds, than you will never be able to enjoy them as extrovert peo
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by dan00 16y ago
The idea of Scrum terrifies me, especially the Daily Scrum, because I've a very cycling productivity. In averaging the days, I get enough done. But if I would have to justify my less productive days, it would be very stressful for me, and i
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".. and I don't think I could live without auto-complete (maybe I'm lazy, but I didn't see it in this video and I don't see how it'd be possible in a Vim environment?) .." In insert mode the keys CTRL-P, CTRL-N complete the previous/next ma
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"So how do vim/emacs users do?" vim - ctags for class/method navigation - fuzzyfinder for buffer/file system navigation
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You can't directly achieve happiness, because it's a by-product.
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"The whole "visitor" pattern becomes a 1-line (map...) call." That doesn't make sense. It's 'visitor pattern' -> defmethod.
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"I think solid political systems should be based on selfishness." This can't work, because there's no end in selfishness. If you're more selfish than others, than you will have an advantage, as long the others are a bit less selfish. At the
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But that's not the point of the article. It's about your bias, and to see it, it's not enough to only look at your thoughts.
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I don't think, that your conclusion fits with the article. Because there's not a big disconnection between feeling and thinking. If you feel in a direction, then you will certainly also think in this direction. Because your feelings are col
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"The public debt is $8.63 Trillion and this pledge could reduce that significantly, boosting the dollar and reducing the debt increase rate a corresponding amount." Wouldn't it be funny, if at the end every nation/bank has the same debt to
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In a way it's funny if people over-analyse a movie. If they put more meaning into the movie than the director has intended. Why just can't the reality shown in Inception be the reality, and the spinning top at the end just a gag, in the way
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"True, the beauty is in the eye of the beholder, however even if I believe there are beautiful thing which may need considerable effort and understanding to appreciate the true elegance of it I cannot imagine such thing being ugly at the fi
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"There is so much noise out there, why would I think I'm not just adding to it? Let's all be quiet for a time." Most of the noise is generated by people who never ask themselves this question.
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"At least it's cached so it's faster, that's not to bad, but I find it less integrated than VS." Perhaps you used an older version, because the version I'm using is caching (2.22.3).
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I never used it, but perhaps it's a nice way to learn vim: http://cream.sourceforge.net/
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Try ctags + omnicompletion Search for: omnicompletion + <language>
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"I used to believe that for a long time, but recently I have been far more productive in an ide than in Emacs." Believe me, then the programming language is the issue, not the editor. It's especially funny, if people claim that their ide is
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"That command was "of" that allowed to open any file of the project with incremental completion." Have a look at http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1984 . I love it!

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