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by joslin01 12y ago
The user is not there - I will review your website as if I had never seen it before and don't intend to
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by joslin01 12y ago
I read this article and was just like "ya. types are important" and reflected on how I used to love Ruby, but now swear against it for serious projects. Glad to see I'm not the only one who made the analogy in their heads. Ri
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by joslin01 12y ago
I love your website landing
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Start timing yourself(medium.com)
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by joslin01 12y ago
Yes, using such a manner of thinking, you ultimately arrive that you are born to die, and but live to suffer. It truly is a grim irony, isn't it? Sometimes though, we say to ourselves we were born to live and suffer to live. The manner
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by joslin01 12y ago
As a person who is a freelancer and also employs freelancers, you're right in a way. But in another way, you have to admit it's probably not OK to just say "Hey guys, off for two weeks to write a blog post, oh and if I decide
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by joslin01 12y ago
I still don't understand, but ok, thanks. That's a great descriptor of Apple (of which there are many), but doesn't point anywhere toward a rationale for titling an interview experience as "700 billion". I'm no
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by joslin01 12y ago
Same here. I always cringe a little bit when I see people breakdown their time to an imaginary monetary loss. This way of looking at things comes with a pretty heavy dose of narcissism if you ask me. It says "People would be paying me
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by joslin01 12y ago
Out of curiosity, why the title 700 Billion? What is the purpose of this in how it relates to the article? Regarding the article, yea, seems pretty standard. Sorry you didn't get the job
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Examining the “factoring” in refactoring(medium.com)
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by joslin01 12y ago
Why is the parent being downvoted? As cool as it might be to side with Marx, his solutions do and will always come up short. The "tendency of the rate of profit to fall" is hardly a problem that needs serious examining especially
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by joslin01 12y ago
Or just install Neo4j, start it, and go to http://localhost:7474 in your favorite web browser.
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by joslin01 12y ago
Right, Swartz. Moving onto more important matters.. I don't agree with your general overtone. Is it fair that they can make an example out of us, but we can't make an example out of them? Should my ire really be with the law (a to
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Ask HN: What can we do to show we don't support the response to Aaron Swartz?
59 points by joslin01 12y ago|62 comments
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by joslin01 12y ago
Focusing on this small part of the video is stupid and just baiting
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by joslin01 12y ago
Wow. Thank you so much for this.
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by joslin01 12y ago
No, it's certainly not firmly founded. The business plan has changed within the past couple months and it's been iterated over a lot. There was a prototype developed, but it's just given to investors for them to look at and i
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by joslin01 12y ago
Thank you I totally agree, and it's been my main concern. I keep telling him "I don't want to be employee #1. I want to be cofounder"
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by joslin01 12y ago
It's certainly not JUST and only tech. I weigh in on everything from design to business to HR. I'm not a CEO, but a large part of my contribution is certainly business strategy and tactics. I'm decently well-read in starting
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by joslin01 12y ago
He's looking for a cofounder
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Ask HN: As a CTO for a seed company how much am I worth?
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by joslin01 12y ago
+1 as a Scala fanatic :) It's all about what works for you though.
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by joslin01 12y ago
Lol that's not true either. How would hands-on exercises be impossible without Heroku? Haha. You know what I did in my CS classes? Wrote my own server in C. That's real CS, which is very focused on deep understanding -- not domain
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by joslin01 12y ago
Haha, I did this (created another logging framework) at 23. It was a plugin-driven Python framework and it was beautiful (at the time), but was it necessary? Most probably, certainly not. Ah but I loved writing it. Really made me a better c
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by joslin01 12y ago
Eek.. doesn't > They took a chance on me with no degree or job exp. Stand out to you? S/he sounds like a beginner..
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by joslin01 12y ago
HTML and CSS are markup languages. So they are a different "language", but are not considered to be programming languages.
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by joslin01 12y ago
If you liked this paper, you might also find Ultima Online's resource system interesting: * Part 1: http://www.raphkoster.com/2006/06/03/uos-resource-system/ * Part 2: http://www.raphkost
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by joslin01 12y ago
Me too! I posted this a long time ago on here and was disappointed nobody checked it out. Makes me happy so many people are enjoying it.
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The Lessons of Lucasfilm's Habitat (1990)(web.stanford.edu)
77 points by joslin01 12y ago|10 comments
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by joslin01 12y ago
For my first go project, I decided to emulate Perl's popular Params::Validate library: https://github.com/joslinm/validate Honestly though, I got sick of go and sick of writing the library. I'm not much of a

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