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by drtse4 13y ago
Exactly, that "Why did he write it this weird way?" helps you understand the programmer who wrote it (his level of expertise) and gives the opportunity to analyse the tradeoffs he made. This helps discern between real shit and unp
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by drtse4 13y ago
A referral link, interesting.
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by drtse4 13y ago
Exactly, you can get that right/broken gut feeling just being immersed in that language for thousand of hours. Regarding real immersion (both listening and speaking) maybe personal tutors via skype or language learning communities coul
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by drtse4 13y ago
The main issue with the the usual approach of language learning is the focus on grammar, like if doing useless grammar exercises would improve your grasp of grammar and sentence construction rules. It doesn't help much actually. I&#x27
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by drtse4 13y ago
Shared Clipboard: Just add "set clipboard=unnamed" to your .vimrc and you are done.
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by drtse4 13y ago
Life examination can be done on wildly different levels. Putting things into perspective helps examining things the right way.
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by drtse4 13y ago
But everyone should learn to put their problems into perspective while growing up (and between first world problems and Africa there are a few shades in between). In other comments i've seen often the word "maturity", well, n
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by drtse4 13y ago
I'd be genuinely interested in reading the motivations for writing it, imho personal articles pertains to more private venues. And definitely not on HN, especially when light on content (but that's not her fault).
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by drtse4 13y ago
I don't know of what level of "success" are we talking here, but most HN readers won't understand? I'm sure instead that they understand what it means to leave a safe career path to embrace the "unknown".
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by drtse4 13y ago
Sure, the reason is certainly that... More simply, the only ones that should care about this post are the people who knows her. I don't see here any depth, any earth shattering conclusions or space for parallels with the tragedies of s
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by drtse4 13y ago
Flagged for lack of actual hacking.
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by drtse4 13y ago
Maybe i'm wrong, but at least 70% of these options could have been left out.
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by drtse4 13y ago
Are you serious? Even not eating for a week will not kill you and i would not call a link to a forum and a 5 minutes video, "sources". At the moment, other than the blog of one of the founders there is not much to read about this. What abou
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by drtse4 13y ago
No it's not, jokes aside, implicitly comparing Javascript to Lisp from the point of view of elegance is simply incorrect, for many definitions of "elegance".
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by drtse4 13y ago
You last sentence is a bit far-fetched.
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by drtse4 13y ago
It isn't new, i remember people complaining about MongoDB since its first releases.
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by drtse4 13y ago
Here is the list of all the apps he's selling: https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Edward+Kim
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by drtse4 13y ago
A note about Steve Vinoski, if you ever need a book on the CORBA protocol go straight to his Advanced CORBA Programming in C++, beautiful book.
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by drtse4 13y ago
Not sure about that under-specified... adding more info/clarification would mean simply giving the answer. Clicking that link i was expecting something unintuitive, but that was not the case, i agree, it's really just a 3rd grade problem.
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by drtse4 13y ago
Another happy user of phabricator here, i introduced it as a single alternative to the usual set of tools we were using to track bugs, doing reviews, maintain a wiki, etc... and my coworkers seems to like it too. There are really a lot of a
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by drtse4 14y ago
Let's hope those startups find their mojo...
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by drtse4 14y ago
If he can't defend his idea among project maintainers it's not worth implementing imho. While the first implementation could have been made in a rush, if this needs to be fixed let's give it some thought this time. While they were clearly n
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by drtse4 14y ago
Why? Simply to discuss it and evaluate alternatives that could be better. I'm referring to the solution he proposed not to the fact that git modules have a lot of space for improvement. "miles better" considering that we are talking about g
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by drtse4 14y ago
This thread is a mess... and i'm not sure statements like this one "'git add' should not go past submodule boundaries. I should not be able to 'git add clayoven/' or 'git add clayoven/LICENSE'" are a good start. Gives a simplified descript
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by drtse4 14y ago
A better post: http://appleinsider.com/articles/13/04/08/ios-app-discovery-...
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by drtse4 14y ago
Didn't knew about this (pathetic?) story, but reading the linked venturebeat post with the explanation and the socks joke clearly this Adria doesn't come out too well... As an european i must admit that my first reaction to the whole thing
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by drtse4 14y ago
The reviews are now magically 500.
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by drtse4 14y ago
I tend to automatically flag posts with a title like this one, usually devoid of any content worth reading. See this recently killed post: http://vishnumenon.com/2013/01/21/im-35-months-old-and-i-mad... HN discussion: http://news.ycombin
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by drtse4 14y ago
Agreed, he should turn it into a newsletter.
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by drtse4 14y ago
Agreed, the thing i like the most is that it transparently forwards the traffic configuring iptables, no more SOCKS proxy configuration to update every time and no dns issues. It also has a -x option that let you exclude local subnets from

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