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by hubb 16y ago
is anyone else unable to download the pdf? keeps telling me that it's damaged. dang
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by hubb 16y ago
why would it be more or less important to be happy when you're rich? the simple things that you enjoy in a "regular" life can be just as important to your happiness as in a "rich" life.
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by hubb 16y ago
we like to joke that our company builds the typical corporate all-encompassing software, but shit, we should just take a pilgrimage to washington and get that stuff. a program that has the breadth to do moon-mapping and web sites pretty m
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by hubb 16y ago
aw, doesn't seem like pg's talk will be broadcasted http://dl.google.com/googleio/programguide.pdf
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by hubb 16y ago
what is the proper way of thinking of objects that message passing yields (genuinely curious)?
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by hubb 16y ago
interesting stuff. it also gave me that weird feeling when one thing or person you've never heard of before crops up in several places in on day, as just an hour ago i was reading this: http://www.azulsystems.com/events/javaone_2002/microb
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by hubb 16y ago
From TFA: Icann warned that the internationalised domain names (IDNs), as they are known, would also not work on all PCs immediately. "You may see a mangled string of letters and numbers, and perhaps some percent signs or a couple of "xn--"
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by hubb 16y ago
i hadn't heard of the app until this post, so i looked it up. the demo video is impressive and (the ending) is pretty funny. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpjpVAB06O4
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by hubb 16y ago
i found the punchline to the first one pretty amusing
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by hubb 17y ago
ultimate version available for a completely reasonable $12 000! http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/products/2010-ed...
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by hubb 17y ago
i don't understand what this has to do with bug tracking software. you can realize the same thing by placing all bugs in the tracker, and still ignoring low-importance bugs. at least that way when the bug re-surfaces, and you discover "its
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by hubb 17y ago
if you've been following the starcraft 2 beta, and you know a little bit about professional starcraft 1, then you'll probably find teamliquid.net's SC2 promod ( http://www.sc2promod.com/ ) hilarious
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by hubb 17y ago
http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/underdev/equipmentpotenc...
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by hubb 17y ago
dear hn: please don't ask the rest of us to not submit stories that you personally don't enjoy. just don't read them. regards, the reasonable people
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by hubb 17y ago
"The genius of the iPad is that it cannot get things like viruses." safari can certainly be compromised, but even with the sandboxing that claim seems like a stretch
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by hubb 17y ago
site looks down :( http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/vimcasts.org
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by hubb 17y ago
they did pull out -- yesterday http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1216471
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by hubb 17y ago
nobody is going to buy the code from a failed business. why not open-source it?
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by hubb 17y ago
i didn't know that vonnegut went to grad school with saul bellow. i'm always pleased to hear about when favourite authors of mine knew each other before they were famous. edit: who downmodded the comments of everyone who enjoyed the article
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by hubb 17y ago
i know it's difficult or often impossible to accurately title talks like these, but this one is pretty far off. he stays somewhat on topic for a while but ends up drifting really far into compromising western and middle eastern values. i th
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by hubb 17y ago
i don't really agree with your assertion about great devs. i would word it such that great devs will write their own tools from the ground up only if there aren't already tools out there that will do the job. DRY etc etc
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by hubb 17y ago
"Wisdom of the crowds isn't infallible" truth. for instance, so far 26 people have up-voted this ridiculous post of swombat's
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by hubb 17y ago
having recently read the documentation for the linux kernel, open embedded, and bitbake, i'm pretty tired of bullshit -- but even more tired of 'TODO' and 'THIS ARTICLE IS A STUB' appearing in web pages that aren't wikis
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by hubb 17y ago
this is more or less re-highlighting linus' reliance and his own talent and abilities, and his derision for others' reliance on planning
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by hubb 17y ago
it's rather that many nerds easily assume an authoritative tone when voicing their opinion. i think
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by hubb 17y ago
"Nevertheless, a judge in Milan today convicted 3 of the 4 defendants -- David Drummond, Peter Fleischer and George Reyes -- for failure to comply with the Italian privacy code. All 4 were found not guilty of criminal defamation." is that l
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by hubb 17y ago
by pure happenstance, a co-worker linked me today to mark's how to install windows in 5 hours ( http://diveintomark.org/archives/2003/08/04/xp ). i hadn't read his blog before, and he's got an entertaining style
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by hubb 17y ago
that's not how i read it at all. he's experienced with java, prefers statically typed languages, and has had a lot of success so far with scala. for accusing someone of a heavy bias you're doing a pretty good job yourself
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by hubb 17y ago
the hell. why are people upvoting this ridiculous ignorance?
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by hubb 17y ago
this seems like it would make a nice pairing with the recently submitted http://wappr.com/

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