drinfinity

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by drinfinity 8y ago
Yes, I would and it would be true too.
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by drinfinity 8y ago
Oh right, I forgot to mention I'm not a wage slave and not in a hurry to become one either. I was talking about actual business opportunities. Good luck getting anywhere by being friendly to the, quick frankly, annoyingly arrogant sysa
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by drinfinity 8y ago
Network above your pay-grade, these people are more interesting. Colleagues are useless.
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by drinfinity 8y ago
You guys hate, but he is right and you know it. In year heart you feel this call, this.. twinge. You know this is not the True Path. I've done it both. Our Go + Angular project slaughtered Django and now I was dealing with services run
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by drinfinity 8y ago
It is tiring and unproductive to parse other programmers' BS made-up semi-languages. If your shit is so complex you can't handle "tab-switches" you are doing it wrong. Stop crafting these 20-dimensional rhombicosidodecah
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by drinfinity 8y ago
> I think his advice is garbage, but it doesn't trivialize depression at all. Depression is an umbrella term, he's speaking honestly about his own experience. It's still "depression". Actually, I overreacted and
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by drinfinity 8y ago
Dude, you had some unfortunate life events piled on top of each other causing turmoil. I sincerely don't wish that to happen to anyone and I congratulate you on feeling better, but.. I want to point out that your episode is not to be c
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by drinfinity 8y ago
I do this too. In fact, I get very bored when I (sub)vocalise the words. Reading without voice is way less tiring and usually faster. It's like you just absorb the raw concepts, the feelings, the nuances uh.. just like when you read so
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by drinfinity 8y ago
Dude, this is not normal. Don't think you have to accept that. Talk to somebody.
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by drinfinity 8y ago
Yeah you sound incredibly ADHD.
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by drinfinity 8y ago
> CAR is currently improving faster than Sweden ever did, so it's probably that in one generation CAR will be where Sweden is today. Yeah... that's not how it works. Yesterday you had zero wifes. Today, on your wedding you have
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by drinfinity 8y ago
It should not be held to such high standards, young padawan. Rather, embrace the new unfolding technologies and revel in them. It is a flying something, but that does not sound cool. Cars _are_ cool, so we call it flying car. I'm perso
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by drinfinity 8y ago
Update : I'm using it now for a while and it's quite epic. So yeah, it's awesome, but in a forbidden fruit kind of way that I cannot condone and thus none of you guys should be using it.
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by drinfinity 8y ago
LOL sorry about that. But still, yeah. > So the UNIX philosophy was the only possible way computing could have gone to result in a diverse set of systems that communicate with each other? I don't know and it is not relevant. If you&
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by drinfinity 8y ago
What the Smalltalk and apparently now the Pharo people don't seem to understand is that the entire OS is the IDE, "the image". My OS and all of its rules, tools and configuration, the UNIX philosophy, the POSIX standard, all
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by drinfinity 9y ago
Yep, you built ramps, elevators, etc. You don't expect healthy staff to carry these guys/gals everywhere. Yet, this is exactly what is expected of healthy staff when people with, for example, Asperger join the team and I believe i
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by drinfinity 9y ago
Yes, agreed. I apologise in advance for this non-PC and possible offensive remark, but I see nice people in our company dealing with these types and it's starting to bum me out. The obnoxious types me and colleagues have dealt with are
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by drinfinity 9y ago
Sorry, I disagree. Just because Amazon sucks, does not mean we need to retreat into full-on anarchy over this. Craigslist is also a marketplace and it isn't the behemoth Amazon is. Also, Amazon provides a lot more than just a market-
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by drinfinity 9y ago
There is an alternative: (small) business. The world is filled with people who would love to setup a trading business. You might remember it, we called it "shops". These corporations are so huge, because you buy stuff from them. T