jobeirne

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by jobeirne 17y ago
I can't imagine many people would take to strolling around with a large LCD screen poised in front of their faces.
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CINT, a REPL for C/C++(root.cern.ch)
1 points by jobeirne 17y ago|0 comments
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by jobeirne 17y ago
Thanks for the advice. Do you think getting a M.S. at my current institution would boost my chances of going to a better school?
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Ask HN: Graduate school admittance concerns
4 points by jobeirne 17y ago|4 comments
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by jobeirne 17y ago
SICP isn't so much about Scheme, but language design principles, the beauty of abstraction, the dangers of mutable state, and the inability of a reactionary, functional approach to compensate for the lack of a mutable state. But I would sti
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Ask HN: Extending C
2 points by jobeirne 17y ago|4 comments
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by jobeirne 17y ago
So that explains why I've never heard this guy's name before.
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Ask HN: Really great Python code
10 points by jobeirne 17y ago|8 comments
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by jobeirne 17y ago
Such a great pitch for a web framework.
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by jobeirne 17y ago
"...[A] study by a labor union for telecommunications workers" "Of course, when the U.S. spends some of the $7.2 billion allocated to broadband development in the federal stimulus package, the union's members would benefit from job creation
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by jobeirne 17y ago
Ouch.
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by jobeirne 17y ago
Please, please, please don't let Hacker News approach the tone of reddit's front page.
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by jobeirne 17y ago
http://www.no-ip.com/ is a good way to go for DNS.
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by jobeirne 17y ago
He's not completely new; he's done some C and Lua, so it wouldn't be a dead start. Great information, thanks very much.
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by jobeirne 17y ago
Hey whoa pal, I didn't say I was going to hand him a copy of L0phtCrack and tell him to get to it (note my use of the word 'innocuous'): First of all, I said that we would be talking about deprecated tricks, just silly things where the expl
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by jobeirne 17y ago
Like any compromise, it offers negative points as well as positive ones. I would argue that very often (at least in this community), posts with large karma are valuable, if not necessarily as valuable as the karma would indicate. Karma is a
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Ask HN: Fun lures to teach a little brother to hack?
5 points by jobeirne 17y ago|6 comments
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How to find low buy-in mutual funds, i.e. investing for poor students(frugallawstudent.com)
3 points by jobeirne 17y ago|1 comments
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by jobeirne 17y ago
"So, his words are quite a challenge to the agenda of those who would like to see a public health plan."
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by jobeirne 17y ago
Even so, the word has a devious connotation. There is nothing devious about open speech.
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by jobeirne 17y ago
If anything, a rabid boycotting effort seems detrimental to the case of reformists; fear-mongering and verbal abuse simply because a man authors an eloquent article stating his opinions? That sounds scary to me. Besides, Mackey's stance has
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by jobeirne 17y ago
"So, his words are quite a threat" I resent your use of the word "threat" in this context; a threat implies the pending use of force to harm. Are you sure that you want to equate a man expressing his opinion publicly to the promise of infli
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by jobeirne 17y ago
http://hackerne.ws -> http://news.ycombinator.com
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by jobeirne 17y ago
Blue Rondo a la Turk is a great song to write an object system to.
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by jobeirne 17y ago
There's some rock star ego involved in most clever hacks.
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by jobeirne 17y ago
It's having some trouble with Pandora's interface.
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by jobeirne 17y ago
He never completed Hackety Hack.
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by jobeirne 17y ago
Why is this guy being voted down for a decently formed comment?
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by jobeirne 17y ago
TA work: $9/hr for menial labor. Can get you ins with professors for research. Research: degree of pay varies widely. Our math department offers $12k for a year's worth of undergraduate research. I'd assume yours has something similar. Priv
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Artist snags YouTube videos, makes them into (good) music(thru-you.com)
1 points by jobeirne 17y ago|0 comments

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