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eip
13y ago
Too much thought pollution during the day.
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eip
13y ago
Do you know when it was discovered that the earth is round?
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eip
13y ago
Last time I checked there wasn't any NoScript equivalent for Chromium and by design there can't be.
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eip
13y ago
Can we have a Zoroastrian Startup Accelerator next?
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eip
13y ago
Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars
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eip
13y ago
I've been working on a plant food startup for the last year. I think the plant food we are developing could be effective against this citrus disease. If anyone reading this knows any citrus growers affected by the disease I will send them a
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eip
13y ago
This is funny because literally everything you can see and touch is moving, has always been moving, and always will be moving. There is nothing you could ever do to make it stop moving.
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eip
13y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xw9lTB0hTNU
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eip
13y ago
Yea... I don't work with PHP. I don't think its popularity with beginners is what earned it a 'terrible reputation' though. There are quite a few other good reasons to not like it.
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eip
13y ago
Tell us what tech you are using and we will tell you why no one wants to work with it.
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eip
13y ago
As long as there are privately owned central banks and debt based money there will always be extreme poverty.
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eip
14y ago
The trick to avoiding complete burnout is easy. First - don't care at all about your job. Remember that all corporations are by definition psychopaths and they will treat you accordingly. Second - never do more then 35% of the work you are
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eip
14y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzkRVzciAZg
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eip
14y ago
AMQP is pretty much the current state of the art. Why would you want to move away from RabbitMQ?
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eip
14y ago
I have to use vertx for work. It's not my favorite. It's not Maven friendly. It's not Spring friendly. Callback spaghetti is hard to read and maintain. It uses it's own half baked messaging framework instead of something more powerful like