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by felideon 15y ago
You might want to simply look into reading some leadership books. Leadership 101 [1] is one you can read in probably an afternoon, to get you started. From there John Maxwell as a few more books on Leadership as well. As I haven't been in
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by felideon 15y ago
The corporate drone pessimist in me thinks that the extra week would just be another work week, with the best case being "Ah yes, you get an extra half-day worth of PTO this year."
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by felideon 15y ago
If my memory doesn't fail me, Namecheap gives the option to either keep the same nameservers or switch to Namecheap's nameservers. Unless you host your DNS externally (and you have GoDaddy configured to use those), you will have to switch t
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by felideon 15y ago
Has anything changed since you first launched[1]? How has the experiment been going so far? I like checking it out from time to time to see if anything interesting pops up. I pointed an ex-coworker/friend to one of the postings and he had
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by felideon 15y ago
I wonder if the barrel roll effect was intended for a Google Image search on "do a barrel roll" as well. The effect is much more prominent -- and annoying since you see the effect every time you navigate back. (I hadn't seen the meme, so
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by felideon 15y ago
I signed up and quickly went through the tour, but now I realize I went too quickly. I don't know how to redo the tour (or if it's even possible), and can't find anything with a similar explanation. Then again, it's mostly self-explanatory
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ReadyForZero New Release (includes new debt types)(blog.readyforzero.com)
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by felideon 15y ago
The first five results (including twitter, as jgrahamc mentioned) should give you an idea.
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by felideon 15y ago
I would, too [edit: stay clear]. We may be overreacting to what may have been a bad joke but the part regarding partying and "getting crunk" really pushed me into taking the post at face value.
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by felideon 15y ago
Please google the term "brogrammer". You are defending the post (or playing devil's advocate) by implying a meaning that is not really the currently held inferred meaning. (As far as I'm aware.)
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by felideon 15y ago
I'm no designer, but the grey background seems pretty dark. Very low contrast.
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by felideon 15y ago
"I see Visual Studio get a lot of support on HN, so maybe I am just weird, but I've never enjoyed using Visual Studio as a whole." Me neither. I switched from Visual Studio (C#) to Emacs (Common Lisp) -- and a short stint on the AllegroCL
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by felideon 15y ago
Can you describe what the contraption looks like? Is it pretty much like the Google Car but a tripod on wheels instead?
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by felideon 15y ago
“And it’s type system and object model are better than CL anyway. ” Would be nice if you could expand on this, as it surprises me that an [ex-]Lisper would not prefer CLOS above all! :) Also, we call it Lisp nowadays. <g>
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by felideon 15y ago
I'd be more wary of their own website not scaling. (I was able to see the page a few minutes ago but now their website is down.)
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by felideon 15y ago
It [edit: the Brazilian article] cites Steven Levy, senior writer of Wired, as the source. It does not say where the source is found, but I assume it's this tweet: http://twitter.com/#!/stevenjayl/status/128568370055491584 He may be a wr
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by felideon 15y ago
How quick would it be added to nndb?
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by felideon 15y ago
I use it every two days, thanks to Netflix. (I also receive medical bills through the mail. Everything else is garbage.)
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by felideon 15y ago
I think in this context, "living legally" means you are not Out-of-status by overstaying an I-94, issued to you by the USCIS (fka INS) officer at the point of entry. IANAL.
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by felideon 15y ago
From the post, that is not clear. It opens with "After living legally in the United States for over 20 years [...]" From the case file, however, it seems like they entered with a J-1 visa and before their authorization to stay expired, they
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Inferno (distributed OS) running on Android(ninetimes.cat-v.org)
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by felideon 15y ago
I would surmise that your definition of early is probably not early enough. :)
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by felideon 15y ago
I'm willing to bet this is using ITA's software, which is written entirely in Common Lisp. See my comment above.
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by felideon 15y ago
"Just how quickly this was built (really, it was quick)" Wouldn't this have to be thanks to their relatively recent ITA acquisition? Not too surprised since QPX runs a few popular websites such as Orbitz and Kayak. (I'm not saying it's not
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by felideon 15y ago
Too bad zsh caches var expansion. :)
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by felideon 15y ago
While you sit back and watch the show? At least he's _trying_ to do something to help EJ[1] and has enough strut to take this up to pg. It's called compassion, not self righteousness. Also, take your language back to 4chan whence you came
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by felideon 15y ago
Right. I use RFZ and I assume only people who are current and can afford making more than minimum payments can take full advantage of RFZ. Also, it currently focuses on getting rid of Credit Card debt, using a high-interest-first strategy.
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by felideon 15y ago
Thanks, it makes sense now also thanks to brehaut's comment. I hadn't realized it actually _is_ a Clojure implementation in JavaScript. Edit: Actually that's not strictly true. "What ClojureScript is Not" https://github.com/clojure/cloj
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by felideon 15y ago
Aha! Great, this is definitely pretty awesome. I don't think anyone's written something like that in Common Lisp yet.
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If that's the most important point I fail to understand why it's #1 Hacker News, sorry. This makes HN no better than a "hype engine" as some say. If someone would at least mention that Google Closure makes it pretty neat, then I would hav

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