guerrilla

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1. 4921.▲
   by guerrilla 13y ago

   Include potential health issues in your unexpected issues if that's possibly calculable for you.
2. 4922.▲
   by guerrilla 13y ago

   Seriously. This seems totally basic to me. If someone wants to program in C, vigilance for case coverage of any kind is essential.
3. 4923.▲
   by guerrilla 13y ago

   > We have the internet About that... say some of us did set up a usable and scalable direct democracy mechanism on the Internet. Say we get the massive user-base this deserves for some currently existing nation. Imagine for some random p
4. 4924.▲
   by guerrilla 13y ago

   Yes, I'm well familiar with the term. I did not mean to imply it was intended maliciously (nor that it wasn't.) I simply think that it is easy to interpret it as a devaluation of skill. This reactive feeling may just be based on
5. 4925.▲
   by guerrilla 13y ago

   I've always been told this with mathematics. You won't really "get" it until you've done enough exercises, especially the more abstract you get (I'm looking at you, Category Theory proofs.) I don't know wh
6. 4926.▲
   by guerrilla 13y ago

   I don't believe he's talking about what to name things in production code, but in tutorials. The author's on this thread though, so maybe he can answer. I just thought i should drop my 2c that reading a wacky tutorial (such a
7. 4927.▲
   by guerrilla 13y ago

   Indeed, and who says this guy has the management and commercial skills to be able to pull it off? As I think many people here know, starting a business is way more than just the concept & application.
8. 4928.▲
   by guerrilla 13y ago

   Thank you for saying this. I've seen this a few times now on HN and really bothers me.
9. 4929.▲
   by guerrilla 13y ago

   I think we need more comics of companies as characters. I read your comment in stick figures :)
10. 4930.▲
    by guerrilla 13y ago

    http://forums.freebsd.org/archive/index.php/t-27111.html
11. 4931.▲
    by guerrilla 13y ago

    There is one kind of normalisation that I think would be useful though, that is to normalise whitespace. That is trim leading and trailing whitespace, convert all whitespace to space and remove multiple spaces. Otherwise, as someone with a
12. 4932.▲
    by guerrilla 13y ago

    Everyone cares if they would [and that they are]. What is immaterial is what technology the governments use to spy on their people, especially unlawfully.
13. 4933.▲
    by guerrilla 13y ago

    To me, this and the parent post are the most interesting thing here. I find myself to be quite like the parent's family member in that all that I do is obsessive, often to the point of self-destructive results. It's always been th
14. 4934.▲
    by guerrilla 13y ago

    somewhere in or on the ocean?
15. 4935.▲
    by guerrilla 13y ago

    Neither, I found my answer here a while back: http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_ariely_what_makes_us_feel_good_...
16. 4936.▲
    by guerrilla 13y ago

    I am currently trying to get some of this working in a library I call 'libalgae' in which I'm encoding algebraic data types and their eliminators (similar to how Epigram works, like an induction principle for each datatype: T