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by eragnew 14y ago
Congrats Meteor. That's awesome!
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by eragnew 14y ago
Not trying to be argumentative, but I think you may be misreading what the headline is really saying. The idea is an 'alliance', which by definition requires more than one person. Multiple 'hackers', not just 'hacker'. Some of us 'hackers'
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by eragnew 14y ago
Nice! I'll apply tonight, after I get home from work :)
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by eragnew 14y ago
Is this open to individuals? I've got a ton of ideas, and I'm a hacker. I just need some help with being able to leave my current job.
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by eragnew 14y ago
See, I think we can find whatever meaning we want in the Facebook IPO. In a way, Facebook reflects what we think of ourselves. Re: second point: interesting. I just wonder to what extent Facebook has matured since it was founded. Maybe Zuck
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by eragnew 14y ago
Is there a CouchDb mug?
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Which is better: Python or Haskell?(wiki.python.org)
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Syria Using American Software to Censor Internet(washingtonpost.com)
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Selling Software That Kills(techcrunch.com)
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by eragnew 14y ago
You have no idea how much I appreciate this post. I've been researching Python web development for a few weeks now and have been forced to evaluate all the different options on my own without really knowing what I'm looking for. (Since I'm
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by eragnew 14y ago
I'm starting to believe that people who disagree with your sentiments described here simply don't get it yet (I, for one, agree with just about everything you said). I don't mean that as a put-down and I don't mean that condescendingly. We'
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by eragnew 14y ago
I don't disagree that this might be accurate description of what's available now. But that's just a snapshot, and the situation is dynamic. It changes every day. Things get easier every day. Software and virtual goods are getting more abund
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by eragnew 14y ago
I'm starting to think that the key is to help the unemployed, the '99%', the 'others', to learn how to build their own businesses, their own livelihoods. To stop depending on someone else to provide a livelihood for them. That's where we're
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by eragnew 14y ago
Absolutely agree. But what if the next big wave is making physical 'content' abundant instead of scarce? 3D printing, the internet of things, etc. That's what I'm starting to think about...
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Ask HN: Are we drawing the right conclusions from the Facebook IPO?
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by eragnew 14y ago
Clojure is currently #2 on my to-learn list, after some Python tools like Pyramid and Flask. Clojure looks simply fascinating, from what I can tell. Alex, thanks for posting stuff like this. I'm going to look through your archives as well t
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by eragnew 14y ago
Light Table looks amazing. Simply amazing.
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by eragnew 14y ago
Agreed. It reminds of when the iPhone introduced people to the idea of an on-screen touch keyboard. Many people said they didn't like it and would keep using their Blackberries. How's that working out for RIM these days? The point is that i