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14y ago
Not quite geared toward photography, but your description reminded me of http://layervault.com .
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14y ago
I had some trouble finding where the sort options went, so for anyone else who's struggling to find them: Go to View => View Options… (or hit Command-J).
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14y ago
How would this differ from a playlist and/or Up Next?
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14y ago
Just wanted to say thanks for a calm, level-headed, and informative response.
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14y ago
Another unexpected use of GitHub: https://github.com/norinori2222/boyfriend_require/
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14y ago
"Cant" and "can't" are different words. If you're going to be a Grammar Nazi, be a good one. (More importantly, couldn't you have done more to add to the discussion than correct the grammar of a person whose primary language probably isn't
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14y ago
I'd wager "Whoever told you that, lied to you" was meant to say "Whoever told you 'you have to be artistic to be creative' lied to you."
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14y ago
Yes, but instead of being a giant, monolithic wall of pain, it's now broken down into much less daunting chunks of text. I caught myself actively reading the agreement like it was a blog post. The questions helped frame what I was about to
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15y ago
Er, I think you meant http://www.backblaze.com/ . The link you've got goes to a somewhat NSFW site.
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16y ago
For some reason, I've got it in my head that everything I show the world must succeed. A project where failure is the goal sounds liberating.
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16y ago
Looks like shipping things (good or otherwise) is the name of the game here. Thanks for your comments!
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16y ago
Thank you for this.
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16y ago
looking for validation. In a way. I'm not here to fish for compliments or reassurances, and if my post conveyed that, that wasn't what I intended to do. I'm looking for ways other HNers have internalized that they're (at least parti
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16y ago
This might not be the most delicate thing to say, but maybe you feel this way because it's true? A cold, hard slap from reality wouldn't be the worst thing to receive- it'd at least give me a point of reference to define my abilit
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Ask HN: How'd you get past Impostor Syndrome?
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16y ago
As of about 8:20 PST / 4:20 GMT, the page has been updated to include information about the earthquake in Japan.
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16y ago
I feel the same way you do, but I'll hazard a boilerplate "don't feed the trolls" statement here. It's clear emotions are running a bit high in this part of the comments.
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16y ago
I didn't down- or up-vote you, but my immediate response to your comment was: "is this really the time to worry about what HN is or isn't turning into?" If your downvoters think the same way I do, they're downvoting because they don't thi
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16y ago
These are things you can't do yet . The yet is the important part- never forget that. I read somewhere above that you spend a lot of time fixing bugs. Congratulations! You're already a programmer! To move onward and upward, the biggest t
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16y ago
OP, if you make it down here: the overwhelming majority of my programming ability comes from doing variations of what the above post says. I didn't get much education from university, except for the occasional nagging feeling of "I think I
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16y ago
You are stuck being a cargo-cult architecture-astronaut because you are stuck in a language that exemplifies and encourages it. ROR and python, while perfectly good in themselves, will allow you to stay there. I'd abstract one s
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16y ago
I didn't get a personal office, but barring a handful of individuals, nobody did. Everyone worked in shared space. No cubes though- just adjoining desks, grouped by department. Everyone got free snacks and drinks, and free lunches delivered
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16y ago
Speaking as a former straight-to-EE-out-of-college employee: I didn't experience any of the "not very nice"-ness you're referring to- my coworkers there were and are actually really nice folks. I did, however, leave because of burnout.
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16y ago
If you were looking for help with all of this, what would you be looking for?