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by hubb 17y ago
holy smokes that's hard to read. i waited a few seconds for the styling to finish... but it never did.
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by hubb 17y ago
yeah a lot of the entries are garbage. windows media player classic is, according to him, the best video program on windows. what.
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by hubb 17y ago
they won the challenge last year, so they get to hold it i guess
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by hubb 17y ago
the author's a former vp at microsoft. hardly a "press release junkie"...
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by hubb 17y ago
yeah, same. i think a lot of us had this news site journey
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by hubb 17y ago
thanks. that site has the worst and most annoying format i've ever seen. i mean, clicking a goddam button to view each reply? jesus
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by hubb 17y ago
all i can say is wow. my favourite music site on the web just got even more kickass
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by hubb 17y ago
yeah, really. i'm not a fan of submissions like that aren't at least tagged with the date. sometimes it's not until the fifth paragraph when you read something suspect like 'dotcoms bursting... high-end c++ gui programming.. the hell?' that
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by hubb 17y ago
yeah that's certainly wrong. oink worked like any other private tracker, through invitations that were accrued by maintaining a good ratio
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by hubb 17y ago
that's such a stupid title -- it sounds like the clock is at 11:59. it should be 'doomsday clock more one minute further away from midnight'
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by hubb 17y ago
thanks for posting this. i found the video quite touching
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by hubb 17y ago
why are we even discussing a small rant like this? if we're to discuss rosenberg's note, maybe that should be the link instead.
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by hubb 17y ago
hah these guys are burning through their sympathy pretty damn quickly.
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by hubb 17y ago
this article is barely legible.
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by hubb 17y ago
this has been posted several times http://www.google.ca/#hl=en&source=hp&q=27bslash6.co...
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by hubb 17y ago
only valid inside the states :(
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by hubb 17y ago
i wouldn't call it amazing either. the first 2 pages of the results for "flex 4" for instance contains barely anything useful
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by hubb 17y ago
this is the 2nd posthumous short story collection of his released, i think. the first was one was a far cry from 'bagambo snuff box' and 'welcome to the monkey house', but it offered an interesting window into his development as a writer. i
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by hubb 17y ago
while the subject of the article is interesting, it's a rough read because of the author's seemingly ignorant suggestion that google abuse net neutrality, and the several typos. not really typical for wired.
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by hubb 17y ago
good read. it's a lesson that's emphasized by many successful authors, in addition to every writing professor i've had. a great orwell essay with similar messages: http://www.george-orwell.org/Politics_and_the_English_Langua...
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by hubb 17y ago
a few of these are the same as those mentioned in http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=746873 i too think the distinction between camel case and lowercase underscore as one being somehow more readable or better than the other is a little s
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by hubb 17y ago
Just to note, only the first 50 have been solved in python as yet.