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imsteve
19y ago
And where do smart people put their cake? On a table , that's where.
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imsteve
19y ago
You can use tables or css, I don't care. Forcing one over the other is rediculous though. And yes, only snobs insist on never using tables.
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imsteve
19y ago
> It will save you work in the long run That's the biggest lie of them all. And maintenance? No one does that, they do re-writes. How many hours have I wasted on this joke of not using tables?
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imsteve
19y ago
You can't "hack" html or css, they aren't languages. Furthermore, CSS is a lie. A lie for designer snobs.
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imsteve
19y ago
bring the pain bitch. Good luck. I'm sure you'll find what you seek.
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imsteve
19y ago
pm me the address and time. Or just be afraid.
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imsteve
19y ago
filling a narrow entertainment "niche" is the stupidest idea ever.
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imsteve
19y ago
For versions of low that still cost more than my house:)
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imsteve
19y ago
tar and scp to my server. For versioning I use cp -r. Does this make me a bad person?
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imsteve
19y ago
What would be great for kartik's app is a live "push" style feed of all the new content on hacker news (possibly including votes too). This way, the load on the site would be minimal. This would also let a lot of other people scratch their
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imsteve
19y ago
Releasing too early is a good way to get the press to ignore you when you actually have something good...
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imsteve
19y ago
The crafts store still sells sundials.
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imsteve
19y ago
Agreed. Although the author's work is still appreciated.
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imsteve
19y ago
On to this topic: Am I the only one who thinks that this field still seems so incredibly privative? Online recommendation systems particularly... they suck! But more importantly, even if someone developed a "perfect" recommendation system,
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imsteve
19y ago
Where the heck are you guys getting the idea that I said that long work weeks are good? Somewhere this discussion got derailed..
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imsteve
19y ago
Just look at what the college down to the first grade kids are doing these days.... disks are dead.
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imsteve
19y ago
It has a DVI port... [edit]: oh gocha.
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imsteve
19y ago
A very useful idea. Many databases can be such a pain to find, I'm sure most people don't know they exist. Plus, I've got a ton of python for doing complex manipulations of sql data and schemas and scraping the web that I've been meaning to
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imsteve
19y ago
downvotes?
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imsteve
19y ago
Not to sound too argumentative, but let me clarify: > "young guns" Age has nothing to do with my list. > He is the kind of guy that wakes up one morning, and writes a interpreter of a 4g scripting language in a couple of day fluff
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imsteve
19y ago
I'd program in raw machine code if it meant that I could live in HI.
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imsteve
19y ago
> find me a peer-reviewed study of individual programmer productivity among professionals not students Often, five man development teams create products that are very successful while thousand man development teams create a product that
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imsteve
19y ago
"engineer, works 9-5, and has a wife." Wow, you're setting your goals real high, eh? Is it the wife or the job that you're having trouble getting?
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imsteve
19y ago
Honestly, he doesn't sound like he'd be the best for a startup. Not the best for an OSS project (which are always done on your own time) either. Certainly not going to make any breakthroughs in mathematics. He's going to live a wonderfully
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imsteve
19y ago
what I thought would happen.
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imsteve
19y ago
But it's already open-sourced for all those who are coding in it now?;)
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imsteve
19y ago
My additions, for super-coders: 1. Have, more than once, wished to stop time, exit society and live on an isolated island so you can figure out this incredible algorithm that you know will change and amaze the world. 2. Has grasped the impo
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imsteve
19y ago
> Assume for the moment that prices of goods and services will stay the same. Assuming that your popularity, social power, and possibly getting laid a whole lot less are worth nothing to you? The question fails to capture total value, i
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imsteve
19y ago
Actually, it's "only" a little over $100k from 4 years of school. The problem is that it's become a b*tch to get loans under 10% without a co-signer. I couldn't...
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imsteve
19y ago
$20k? Just after my student loans, that leaves me only $6000 for the year to divide up for food, rent, health related, transportation... Even if I move back to Eastern Europe, there's no way.
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