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901.
by kansface 13y ago
Text Editor vs IDE.
902.
by kansface 13y ago
You are directly responsible for yourself and anyone you employ. You have some responsibility for the actions of those you do business with insomuch as you can stop doing business with them. Lets start here.
903.
by kansface 13y ago
Have a look for yourself: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/commits/master . The code base is now about half of the original size (removed support for legacy OSes, swap all native IO abstractions for libuv, rem
904.
by kansface 13y ago
The answer of course is no. The degree to which we think its shit is related to how much we know about related fields and the size of the effect among others. The prior isn't binary. For the topic at hand, ESP would most likely inval
905.
by kansface 13y ago
You meant "you are the product".
906.
by kansface 13y ago
Not yet- even on chrome webrtc isn't close to the polish/stability/feature set of the plugin.
907.
by kansface 13y ago
What competition?
908.
by kansface 13y ago
This sounds like very bad advice for tax consequences. Is an IOU tax deductible? Does one declare IOUs in an 83b election? Beyond tax implications and VCs, the IOU system strikes me as particularly terrible advice. In what realm is it re
909.
by kansface 13y ago
It probably isn't needed by 99.999% of users. It should not have been added.
910.
by kansface 13y ago
Py3000 added support for the "pass a generator" construct that you care about: http://simeonvisser.com/posts/python-3-using-yield-from-in-g... .
911.
by kansface 13y ago
Airbnb residents are often a nightmare for other tenants in the same building- they often function as de facto customer support and are forced to put up with the extra noise. Beyond the legality, this business model is plagued by extremes.
912.
by kansface 13y ago
I don't think any in depth analysis is really needed for the US. Lack of density is certainly a problem, but not the main one. In nearly every major market, broadband is dominated wholly by a single company through municipally grante
913.
by kansface 13y ago
The majority of Californians probably don't support the law- it passed a referendum. Moreover, the critical partnerships for Mozilla are with people who heavily oppose it.
914.
by kansface 13y ago
Check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture-bound_syndrome . Fan favorites include fan death, evil eye, blacking out, and probably multiple personalities.
915.
by kansface 13y ago
Sure, the SDK is the same, but the UI is tottaly different. Just setting up the project in Idea will take a day or two (because the UI is bad).
916.
by kansface 13y ago
While you write that you want to avoid alienation, your language is inflammatory. Beyond that, the scientific method is not vastly superior (morally?) to religion. The one is a system for examining that which is discoverable while the othe
917.
by kansface 13y ago
You are vastly underestimating the difficulty of finding good engineers who you can work with. Sprinkling clojure in your job postings isn't magic. A world of difference exists between people saying "thats cool" and "I
918.
by kansface 13y ago
Oh I didn't mean exclusively in terms of time. Using a quasi open source editor means you are invested into the future of the editor itself (see TextMate). Having said that, Jetbrains has been around for a while and Idea is kick ass
919.
by kansface 13y ago
Idea is abysmal at editing ruby/node, even with the plugins for those environments. He could grab webstorm and ruby mine? but that would be quite an investment.
920.
by kansface 13y ago
If this were a viable model, I'd have to assume someone would be doing it. How would a VC even go about chasing ... everything but the fat tail? How would the VCs get a return if they did figure that out? 30$ million self sustaining
921.
by kansface 13y ago
I'm not sure how you'd define cool shit, but we have actual data for scientific breakthroughs by age: see http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/02/big-breakt... . |The authors examined
922.
by kansface 13y ago
I don't think this anecdote really illustrates your point. One day, some naive kid will actually be stupid enough to solve this problem. For that matter, I would guess a large number of highly successful startups solve exactly these
923.
by kansface 13y ago
Can you really not think of other natural things (ie, things that animals do) which we don't?
924.
by kansface 13y ago
Factory farms are a new thing.
925.
by kansface 13y ago
"It tastes good" is an exceptionally morally weak argument. All sorts of unsavory things probably taste great, but we don't eat them.
926.
by kansface 13y ago
C comes to mind.
927.
by kansface 13y ago
Seems straight forward to me: "stop this shit or you're fired".
928.
by kansface 13y ago
Somehow, furtive glances doesn't come across much better.
929.
by kansface 13y ago
Your comment makes no sense to me. How would throwing out capitalism take sexual harassment with it?
930.
by kansface 13y ago
Are you claiming this is universal across societies?

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