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For some years now I name my computers after famous scientists/inventors (in the broad sense of these words) I.e.: galileo, newton, leibnitz, curie, marconi...
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Mozilla Store starts selling Firefox Plushies
(store.mozilla.org)
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A Medical Mystery Unfolds in Minnesota
(nytimes.com)
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Nokia acquires Trolltech
(trolltech.com)
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19y ago
Well, it is easy. Mandarin is a quite useful language if you are living in China, but it wouldn't help you if you are in Iceland. Also, I've heard (don't remember where...) that not all languages are equal when conveying an idea: for exampl
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Well, maybe it's time to balance the economy.
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19y ago
Sounds promising :) But why limit yourselves to UK people? Why don't you target for developers across all europe? I think that most of educated programmers on the continent can defend ourselves in the language of Shakespeare! I don't imagin
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Comments can be downmodded without problems.
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WTH?
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I suppose reflected light matches better with the ambient, while with emitted light this is difficult to get. Matchng both, brightness and color. Also, I don't like to read on white background (neither screen or paper), and on the computer
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"Things happen, what the hell!" - Terry Pratchet, The Hogfather.
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What the heck? What happens if you lose some karma? If you want to insult somebody (and it's related to the context), do it!
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But if you keep the community small and smart, they would only vote up the good articles so submitting shit will no reward anyone with more karma. So, even people only want to acquire karma points they would have to submit interesting lin
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Yes. One thing I will never understand is why people considers more regrettable sex and the human body than war and violence. Maybe I'm a little hippie, but I would prefer my sons watching a naked body than a fight. This is a quite strange
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Have you ever seen a real deadlock?
(img209.imageshack.us)
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It is now the first recurrent piece of news?
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From http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Please don't sign comments, especially with your url. They're already signed with your username. If other users want to learn more about you, they can click on it to see your profile.
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19y ago
Well, it is a hard question. And the best person to answer it are you. I like simple licenses (BSD[1], MIT[2]...), but only if you don't mind people making closed version of it. Being Arc a language, I think you would like to remain the hea
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IIRC, Scheme.
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Off-topic rant: why the hell the article is divided in pages? Six of them! This is the WEB. W.E.B. Not a paper magazine. Argh. Sorry, this kind of things really annoy me. Proceed to downvote ;)
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I would like to be able to put quotes (blockquotes) on comments.
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So, he will only hire a Ruby programmer? I thinks it's time to proclame: Ruby is the next Blub. Long life to Blub!
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Actually it is quite old, the first version dates from 2003! You can check at the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine: http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.stallman.org/extra/p...
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Quote: "A 23-year old programmer in Thailand has launched a Twitter-like service. [...]. After a few days, he's reporting about 100 registered users." I don't think 23 y.o. is a "kid", he's young, but not a kid. Moreover, who much is "a few
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I don't know about this case, but keep in mind that editors can rewrite submission titles. Check: http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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You are cloning Hacker News, not Y Combinator. Unless you are planning to fund startups. Hacker news is a social news aggregator like many other, what makes it special is the community (us!). In spain there is a digg-clone called Meneame, w
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What about asking somebody who is being impolite on the sub (playing loud music, shouting or even smoking) to stop? Sometimes I feel really annoyed by some behaviors and given that I'm a bit introvert, polite and coward I find it's easier t
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Will this be a trilogy? The Lord of the Rubies? The Rail Wars? (boring)
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19y ago
Bon any nou! (Catalan)
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Cool. Thank you Paul!
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