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ilovecookies
10y ago
Post nytimes on hackernews...hmmf The problem set was piss in terms of intelligence had a false assumption of a rational/intelligence dichotomy. Of course it's more likely that she is a bankteller than a bankteller plus (insert wh
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ilovecookies
10y ago
From a more philosophical point of view; the idea that everyone should become a programmer is honestly just plain wrong. I like what these people are doing but I don't think this could/should be done for more serious projects con
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Programming for Mentally Retarded and Learning Disabled Inmates [pdf]
(ncjrs.gov)
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ilovecookies
11y ago
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ilovecookies
12y ago
got alot of spare time?
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Functional programming can save billions
(sciencedaily.com)
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ilovecookies
12y ago
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Computer scientists improve privacy of Internet currency Bitcoin
(sciencedaily.com)
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12y ago
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ilovecookies
12y ago
Seems like they use it for most of the error handling, that's true. Almost as many of these as there are switch statements (and 1/3 of if statements). It would be cool if someone could analyze keywords from different projects. May
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If goto statements are bad why does linux src have more than 10k of them?
(github.com)
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12y ago
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ilovecookies
12y ago
Use this on the linux source code
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ilovecookies
12y ago
How many times has this been on HN.. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7822983 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7652333 I know it's more times but I haven't found those threads..
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ilovecookies
12y ago
You might reveal your location but the person spying on you would have to be a stalker and a total creep, who basically have no life and nothing interesting to do. That's more scary than taking pictures with reflections IMO
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ilovecookies
12y ago
Been using linux distros and ubuntu 12.04 for about 2 years now. Linux is the shit but ubuntu sucks IMO. Very poor customization possibilites. Heavily reliant on python 2.7. Very bad support for other window managers than unity, dont ever t
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ilovecookies
12y ago
Well sure but it the net was definitely more oriented to ppl that was into hacking / coding back then compared to now. Mainstream wasn't the net back then.
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ilovecookies
12y ago
you should also read what OP is posting here in the thread. " > if you have hired a CTO who is better at engineering than you He doesn't do development himself(he does review everything before it goes into the production branch
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ilovecookies
12y ago
About you code. Alot of coders use different naming/formatting so that's an NON issue when it comes to your code. Also your the freakin co-founder... that CTO should have more important things to worry about than if the founder is
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ilovecookies
12y ago
Most people assume their colleagues are their peers. Not all management people though, but that's the best type of CEO/CTO an employee could have IMO.
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ilovecookies
12y ago
Interesting. I was just thinking, do the CTO and the CEO know each other from before? Was it the CEOs idea to hire this CTO maybe? If that's the case maybe this was planned between the CTO and CEO. Since you're the founder with th
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ilovecookies
13y ago
Well yes I realize that you cannot blame america for capitalism, capitalism didn't even originate in america. It has been around for several centuries. However the output of the american media in the 2000s and 2010s, a media that is he
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ilovecookies
13y ago
In my opinion it's too much "american" media and societys individualistic culture that has spread like a disease on the internet and kind of destroyed much of the original 90s internet culture. And thereby also the safehaven
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ilovecookies
13y ago
Nice, kind of reminds me of that movie; memento I think it was called :) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0209144/
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ilovecookies
13y ago
This whole slideshow was too pro US for my taste, academia everywhere seemed too big there in comparison because all other countries where chopped up in such small pieces. The only fair comparison was the # of top ranked school in the world
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ilovecookies
13y ago
I agree with this, its the same story with every company. I had to use these at my last job to get anything done... http://www.bose.com/controller?url=/shop_online/headphones/n...
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ilovecookies
13y ago
Is this really that BIG? They started this project back in 2011 if I remember correctly, and it never really took off. There are way better webgl alternatives performance wise. And yeah they haven't released a SDK yet as some people ha
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ilovecookies
13y ago
Quick note: This was during the great depression, a period where more people emigrated from the united states than into the country which kind of puts this in perspective. I think the reason for this was also that most of the immigrants bac
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ilovecookies
13y ago
I'm 100% sure this was posted by a swedish person. Even saying so i'm pretty proud tbh
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ilovecookies
13y ago
Well it's still interesting. That law is true, if you have an insider things are always much easier. Popping in one of these can not be that hard. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833320...
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ilovecookies
13y ago
wow, the first cool hacking news I've read here so far
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ilovecookies
13y ago
Finally the word soure code has been released! I have been waiting so long for this blessed moment! Why the ---- does this have 656 upvotes? Microsoft PR campaign anyone? "Microsoft had under 100 employees and a Microsoft product (MS-D
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ilovecookies
13y ago
Couldnt agree more! I'd I'm kind of fed up with the constant exposure... Really looked forward to oculus vr not anymore though.
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ilovecookies
13y ago
Well good morning hackers.. This has been around for ages... http://www.xenproject.org/
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