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   by hs 18y ago

   we all should be arrested because we are one of the ingredient in making hydrogen bomb
2. 212.▲
   by hs 18y ago

   i like trout for older products / media and godin for newer
3. 213.▲
   by hs 18y ago

   KOEI series it led me to edit the save files and change the hex value (i think i used norton commander) for abilities & resources i did the same with civ1, had 65535 gold at 4000bc, stuffs like that are now easily changed with cheat cod
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   by hs 18y ago

   why the impulse? do you often have to pick someone up? after 3 years, the depreciation rate levels off for used cars so try 2005- cars i have renault clio but don't use it often (once every quarter) ... not because i love the car, but becau
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   by hs 18y ago

   over my 9 years studying in usa, i never used my health insurance (always paid due to school regulation) then 4 years in my country, i never buy one actually over my lifetime, i never ever go to hospital and ask my insurance to pay for it (
6. 216.▲
   by hs 18y ago

   google shines when there's a lot of data point (say ubuntu) man pages shine when the info is very specific (say openbsd) first time it's better to use google (to see whether it's an issue -- where people encountered the same problem ... or
7. 217.▲
   by hs 18y ago

   "He prefers to read books written by people that have actual experience doing something, rather than theoretical extrapolations" i also find that books written from author's experience superior examples: pg's essays, htgr by felix dennis, f
8. 218.▲
   by hs 18y ago

   another reason not to use sql
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   by hs 18y ago

   the 25% tax in mahalonomics is pretty steep
10. 220.▲
    by hs 18y ago

    so who is the one? is s/he yourself?
11. 221.▲
    by hs 18y ago

    i don't use jango, but is SQL really needed? does hn use sql? personally, not having to deal with SQL is actually a plus
12. 222.▲
    by hs 18y ago

    seconded, there's no vi in openbsd install image i had to use ed during installation to change the fstab (from sd0a to wd0a) of a 2.5" hdd mounted on usb important step coz o/w rebooting from sd0a 2.5" ide put me to single user w/ read-only
13. 223.▲
    by hs 18y ago

    i'd say programming environment (unix/mac, vim/emacs) and skill levels (algo, data structure, etc) matter more than hardware it costs less to hire a skillful (but expensive) developer on ok machine than less skillful one(s) on expensive mac
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    by hs 18y ago

    to increase productivity, you may need to 'do without' do without mouse and hard-to-reach keys (F1-12, arrows, numpads) i found ide is about using mouse and using those keys (like F5? to run) etc ... but i didn't use much ide shrug in vim
15. 225.▲
    by hs 18y ago

    does having X * (PC, monitor, laptops, servers <insert hw>) make you X times more productive? i guess not, it could be diminishing return or even negative return (more distractions, harder to admin / sync / whatever)
16. 226.▲
    by hs 18y ago

    i was one of them
17. 227.▲
    by hs 18y ago

    i'm having difficulty imagining a bug tracking? software having viral growth ... so i guess the 'interest rate' is steadily low; therefore, initial capital is important
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    by hs 18y ago

    i took undergrad research class and some grad level courses before applying despite my Cs in english, pol sci, and other humanities courses, i got in ... to make it more dramatic, i also got graduate research assistantship :D
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    by hs 18y ago

    "Spelling errors — Because of difficulty learning letter-sound correspondences, individuals with dyslexia might tend to misspell words, or leave vowels out of words." -- wikipedia so i guess it's only natural more spelling errors lead to mo
20. 230.▲
    by hs 18y ago

    i'd give up internet for sex ... for an hour
21. 231.▲
    by hs 18y ago

    is there any strong correlation between spelling mistakes and achievements? imho it's as relevant as predicting an asian engineering student success based on english SAT
22. 232.▲
    by hs 18y ago

    as time goes gnu/gpl/fsf looks like a license troll to me
23. 233.▲
    by hs 18y ago

    i aliased "" to "hg" ... oh wait ...
24. 234.▲
    by hs 18y ago

    nice, i'll gmail myself my pdf ebooks
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    by hs 18y ago

    You can know the name of a bird in all the languages of the world, but when you're finished, you'll know absolutely nothing whatever about the bird... So let's look at the bird and see what it's doing -- that's what counts. I learned very e
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    by hs 18y ago

    i'm the happy user of suckless' dwm and dmenu :D
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    by hs 18y ago

    language style matters too from my experiences, code-length continuum is between FP and OOP (imagine haiku vs bible)
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    by hs 18y ago

    i don't think i want to use os which kernel is designed by ui-programmer or its ui designed by kernel-programmer i think the beauty of open source is you can work on what you love, even if it's not efficient
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    by hs 18y ago

    osx, by definition, is no familiar (aka not windows) i see a lot of "make Windows looks like Mac OS X" from google or even "make Linux look like Mac OS X" i believe I've never seen the reverse (OSX->xp or even OSX->linux) to me linu
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    by hs 18y ago

    maybe the tone in multi-paradigm languages to me python seems emphasizing more on OO than FP; lisp is the reverse