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You are saying that feelings or relationships or social justice worriors dont exist. Actually if something is not rocket science, a person ten times less productive will be hired before a competent one. Its not about only the US. Egalitaria
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id122015
10y ago
for the same reasons we pay taxes. Its not that we are not capable to crowdfund the construction of a bridge without gov. intervention.
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We need an addon to exclude content-farms from search results
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1.No. 2. If you want to understand what sociopats are search for the very long article called, The Gervais Principle according to The Office, its also the comedy movie series, and watch it. Its a pitty it only tells the story of sociopaths
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I asked before how could a cracker break into a computer that doesnt run any server, and found out that if i want to be absolutely safe, should keep my documents printed on paper. So i can see the future only is going to get worse, not just
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Would you like to have the right to choose who your customers are?
(thehill.com)
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Please tell me how slow would employers consider me as a programmer?
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Yes, I upvoted because you mentioned that one of the concept is the wisdom, but I for one am aware of the other concept called 'socialism': you have to be sure that each member of the team passed the entry exam, and you have to be
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I dont understand, how crackers can break into a PC that doesnt run any server?
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beside skill level I found there exist also domains of application. Given that programming is applied to many fields, it would be challenging to work with everything, like biochemistry or launching rockets etc. I had the same questions as y
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Ask HN: How much time does your employer allow you to spend on solving one bug?
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id122015
10y ago
I have a little more experience than op. I see you have experience about specific domains of programming. May I ask how do I find a list of domains from which I could choose what else I want to do ?
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10y ago
this is what made me laugh for the day!
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id122015
10y ago
teaching should be a private affair. If you want supersmart kids, avoid sending them to the compliance system. Governmet intervention has to be minimized from now on.
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10y ago
when I see programmers who know so many languages, I feel like I have no chance and I dont bother to apply, but thankfully I have a lot of ideas of my own.I hope you will accept a worthy offer, because not many employers can understand besi
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10y ago
Greed doesnt care which people are active 24 hours a day to acquire money, or about the perfectly fit lazy people who live off social benefits.
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10y ago
The more I read the more I realise its not worth it to be employed as a programmer. I havent even started employment. Sometimes I read that programmers are not even allowed to do what they want, so I start to be content that even though I d
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id122015
10y ago
I remember the time when kids considered bots cool, and I had no idea about programming then, nor did I understand how bots were usefull.. But the problem is I dont understand not even today who would be interested to interact with a bot?
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id122015
10y ago
After you are successful create a crowdfund project, please!
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id122015
10y ago
forgot to mention an e-ink laptop/monitor
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10y ago
I'd pay/crowdfund a Linux Desktop Environment that is as good as OSX one. Some features I'd beparticularly interested are to easier customise the trackpad, drag n drop, anything that makes a good user interface. Not bells and
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Some of the links in the page may be useful but some... On my mobile, some websites have a pop up that cant be closed to read the content, some have broken links - exactly those that enumerate a number of principles, etc I think that list m
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are bots going to be confused because there is no limit now ? or are they going to step up to the next level and write essays ?
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I've just read today somewhere that if your battery is runing low, the higher fees you are likely to pay for services like Uber. Do you get why? Think for a moment before reading the answer... ... ... Because how could you order a chea
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10y ago
maybe you need to fail more times. You know what they say in the valley: if you are still not successful, you havent failed enough.
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I'd be interested in a neutral registrar, who wouldnt comply to random silly laws. Such as impacting freedom of expression, or who would not kidnap your domain.
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id122015
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thanks it must be very nice, i didnt realize its related to the previous reply. I'll.install it once i get on the computer.
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Thanks I will surely look at it, possibly to try it. Ive heard about cookie addons but dont know of any killer cookie addon. Meanwhole you could describe that extension in a few words, it can save a some clicks to 100 readers who are on a m
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when I opened a topic a few days ago saying that mobile version of Gmail no longer works with JS toggled off, I got a reply pretending that JS doesnt pose a problem. As if all those Analytics and Ads were not powered by JS
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I think thats what could stop great minds to move to US or become citizens. I think PG has admitted that its already not easy for foreigners to get a Visa when applying to Ycombinator. He also has a great essay on why everyone feels entitle
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