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finishingmove
12y ago
Bravo, Daniel, my fellow humanist.
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finishingmove
12y ago
Spot on. Capitalism generally is all about the illusion of progress, rather than real progress.
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12y ago
"Facebook, Twitter, reddit, the Internet itself, the iPhone, and on and on and on—most people dismissed these things as incremental or trivial when they first came out." So, are Facebook and the iPhone bettering the world right no
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finishingmove
12y ago
Another thing for killing. Just what the world needed.
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12y ago
Ironically, this happens the day after I finally stopped using Opera. As a long time Windows and Opera user, I finally switched to Ubuntu a few days ago, and frankly wasn't so surprised to find out that Opera is not even supported. All
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13y ago
NetBeans is probably the best free IDE out there. I've used it before switching to Jetbrains' products which I believe are superior. Eclipse on the other hand was making me sick every time I tried to use it...
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finishingmove
13y ago
So you confirm that you are one of these angry HN readers? :) I don't see how you could have found yourself angry by my comment, other than being angry already... :) Cheers then.
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13y ago
No mention of Tesla (Nikola Tesla) in the whole article? ...
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13y ago
The responses I got here pretty much confirm my thoughts that HN is mostly inhabited by people who are either angry, too serious, or a combination of the two. I deal with all kinds of people, but this is bad for your health, folks! :)
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13y ago
"I don't think the idea that wealthy governments release false data explicitly for the purpose of misleading people when they could just not release it is compelling" Do you often find yourself taken by surprise?
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13y ago
in·flam·ma·to·ry 1. Arousing passion or strong emotion, especially anger, belligerence, or desire. My comment was definitely not inflammatory in nature. Being the author of my comment, I'm pretty sure I have higher authority than you t
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13y ago
Still curious. Go ahead, humour me.
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13y ago
Was it though?
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13y ago
Downvoted because?
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finishingmove
13y ago
Because they're best at lying? Just an idea.
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finishingmove
13y ago
Good luck to you and your cardiovascular system!
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13y ago
Great, but let's hope it doesn't start looking crap on regular DPI displays. You know, like those hipster websites that make your eyes bleed if you try to read them on anything other than a Retina display. "Most people I know
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13y ago
Pretty much what I came to say. The "smart" and "predictive" stuff is good for a handful of people with very predictable routines, who live like... machines. Most of the time, it would actually fail quite miserably. And
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finishingmove
13y ago
Is that a problem that should be solved on a data format level or a version control level?
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finishingmove
13y ago
They are ugly.
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13y ago
Stopped reading at "can have trailing commas"...
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13y ago
I had to look up the whole list, and found it on wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_by_quality_of_li... (link to PDF at the bottom). It's for 2012. Judge for yourself.
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13y ago
Well... Apple is more or less top dog now. But sooner or later a bigger fish will swim up to them :) I found the idea of Apple buying Tesla funny, because in my eyes Tesla could very well be the bigger fish in the future. Does the Chinese r
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13y ago
What if Tesla bought Apple, and then Elon Musk turned out to be a pawn of the Agricultural Bank of China?
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13y ago
"Give me code samples or I don't believe you can do anything". Remarkable stuff indeed.
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13y ago
I support your initiative of Doge.
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13y ago
You will learn only what you teach yourself.
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13y ago
That syntax looks familiar. Is that the new style BDD framework... Brazil?
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13y ago
I wonder if something like hemingwayapp.com could disrupt the way people use the phrase "disrupt the way"...
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13y ago
How about Haskell or D? Depending on whether you want to go high-level or low-level. Rust and Go are not bad choices for low-level languages either. I don't know if Julia is mature enough yet.
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