jobeirne

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by jobeirne 18y ago
"We want to work with government to help equip our graduates with the skills they need to thrive in one of the most dynamic and profitable industries in the world." The government is the leading expert on game design education... Love it...
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by jobeirne 18y ago
...Laws are supposed to be absolute. Many of these are not absolute.
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by jobeirne 18y ago
Joel isn't considering the right incentive: cash. The way to get someone to perform is to give them a stake in the yield of their performance, i.e. a profit share.
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by jobeirne 18y ago
Modified: Upvote = "I'd like to see more comments like this" || "I agree with this". Downvote = "I'd like to see fewer comments like this".
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by jobeirne 18y ago
...Isn't that what the "up" arrow is for?
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by jobeirne 18y ago
Still a bit off. "[going] into the bad part of town" would imply he went on some devious message board and there released the information with a flashy heading.
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by jobeirne 18y ago
A better analogy would be "I saw an unlocked vehicle today and I think its important that all vehicles remain locked. Since they didn't come running out when I told them to lock the car, I opened the car and left a note on the dashboard sta
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by jobeirne 18y ago
Whoops, I meant 'Go Barry!'
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by jobeirne 18y ago
Let's hear it for a crippling capital gains taxes!
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by jobeirne 18y ago
No dice. Too overbearing and flashy... Swear to god, no pun intended.
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Microblogging: Uh, what?(jamesob.livejournal.com)
1 points by jobeirne 18y ago|0 comments
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by jobeirne 18y ago
My current job doesn't provide enough problems to solve... Nor are most of them novel.
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by jobeirne 18y ago
Troops.
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A Lisp bootstrap for C hackers(cs.gmu.edu)
22 points by jobeirne 18y ago|1 comments
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by jobeirne 18y ago
Vista's failure is most evident once you've used Ubuntu, which contains wheelbarrows full of innovation not incorporated into MS's effort, which is ironic because that's the software you're actually paying for.
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by jobeirne 18y ago
Dealing with bullshit. That's what it all comes down to. In the academic world, you invariably run into people who not only have explicit control over your success, but are possibly unreasonable and malicious. The fact that someone has a de
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by jobeirne 18y ago
"Not unsurprisingly"? That hurts my head.
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by jobeirne 18y ago
Haha, I thought this was going to be about Hans Reiser.
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by jobeirne 18y ago
I use sshfs (sudo apt-get install sshfs) and mount my web server to a local directory. From there, you can do a variety of things.
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by jobeirne 19y ago
132 sudo 84 cd 63 ls 33 HandBrakeCLI 29 rsync 10 java 8 ssh 7 mv 7 mkdir 7 javac
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Ask YC: Best cheap(/free) hosting
4 points by jobeirne 19y ago|8 comments
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by jobeirne 19y ago
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. Technically, it's sci-fi. Neuromancer a close second.
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by jobeirne 19y ago
Soulja Boy Tell 'Em.
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by jobeirne 19y ago
This fellow's a tool. He calls Facebook 'profoundly uncreative'. Ah yes, a service that's captivated 59 million citizens, of their own free will. Clearly profoundly uncreative. Besides that, one of his other articles is based on his efforts