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19y ago
"[IRC] is the geek equivalent of being stoner, by the way, with roughly the same effect on cognition." That's hilarious b/c I've been in previous lives, both a stoner and an IRCer, and I can't believe I never thought of this.
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19y ago
C is the language of the operating system. It's also very portable. It doesn't require that any other packages be installed - it compiles to machine code. LISP/Haskell/Python/Java don't have this quality, and so desktop software will probab
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19y ago
I found it very interesting that the newspaper decided to use blogging software instead of their own website to publish updates. The blog model is very good for this kind of always changing, always updating, live news coverage - much better
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The Web 2.0 Disaster - Blog/Twitter/Maps about the San Diego Fires
(paul.kedrosky.com)
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19y ago
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19y ago
Me too... I buy things on amazon mainly because of the large number of quality reviews. I like to read the best and worst reviews, compare them against my own personal priority list, and then purchase.
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19y ago
hm. I should have known.
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19y ago
I thought it proved the opposite. What are the chances you'll meet the girlfriend of a conde naste bizdev executive at a party in St. Louis?
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19y ago
Isn't the best way to break captchas to offer "free porn"? Offer free porn, ask them to send you their email, respond to a captcha... send out spam about this free porn and bam... millions of example images solved.
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19y ago
Smalltalk?
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19y ago
I actually really love the rocio romero designs. I find them modern but not cold and impersonal. They aren't even that unusual on the continuum of modern architecture. Great big windows, efficient layouts, and reasonably inexpensive. Ugly
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19y ago
And then writing Logo as a project my soph year.... ah, the full circle of education.
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19y ago
I will never forget programming an animated rocket that blasts off in my 3rd grade glass... Logo is great.
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19y ago
Intent is 9/10ths of the law, and also of troll identification. You can wax about how it is impossible to infer intent, but we all know that's BS.
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Playing Your Hand With Your Cards Turned Up
(avc.blogs.com)
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19y ago
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19y ago
http://valleywag.com/tech/justin'tv/landlord-evicts-startupp...
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19y ago
Seriously. There's nothing more un-SF than living in a high-rise apartment building with asshole landlords. It's much better to live in a 3-flat building with a near psychotic landlord for the real SF experience.
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19y ago
It would be surprising if he was 30. Tearing down other people's ideas is easy - it's actually what some people are best at right after graduating from college.
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19y ago
Seriously?! Call it political bias but the Nobel committee will never give the peace prize to someone who starts a war preemptively.
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19y ago
$750m in cash and stock... not bad.
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19y ago
The danger of something is not the only factor in banning it. It's the danger : utility ratio. Cars are dangerous, but their utility is very high. Guns are also extremely dangerous, and their only utility is their danger - they are made to
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19y ago
It's kind of suspect that the top story on the women side was about the dallas cowboys.
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19y ago
Oakland is many many things. It's a big city with tons of different neighborhoods - it's basically impossible to generalize. ps. while the berkeley bowl is somewhat expensive, it has the best damn produce section on the planet. Period.
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19y ago
rms you have a habit of getting banned :)
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19y ago
I asked this a while ago... here's the responses: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43195
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19y ago
I'd like to see that graph on a log-log scale.
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19y ago
Has there ever been an example of something incredibly popular that hasn't made money eventually? The best I can think of is napster, and their issues were legal.
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19y ago
You could always just come up w/ your own ranking algorithm. It shouldn't affect the structure of your app at all.
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19y ago
Wrong. Maybe to you... but for many many years it has meant something completely different. Scroll down and find yourself enlightened....
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19y ago
ardit, no offense, but your lack of knowledge about the etymology of the word is apparent. I hate to jump onto this flame-bait, but here's the real definition of a "hacker" from the illustrious jargon file: 1. A person who enjoys explor
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19y ago
You don't think a founding coder is indispensable to your company? Are you saying that if this person decided, one week from launch, to quit, it wouldn't matter? If so, why have them on the team at all?
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