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by kentf 17y ago
Sorry shard... didn't mean to strike a chord... it was a poor choice of title. I am merely saying that we should bring the best parts of fiction and storytelling to academic writing as I believe more people would be read it and gain inspira
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by kentf 17y ago
haha wow... so true
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by kentf 17y ago
How about the title. "Why most people won't read your thesis"
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by kentf 17y ago
Hahaha. Thanks for the honesty :) I think you are an exceptional person if you are reading more than 1 thesis. Didn't mean to offend with the title, but I was hoping to elicit that kind of reaction. I have had this talk with a bunch of pe
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Why no one will ever read your thesis(kent.ewakened.com)
27 points by kentf 17y ago|30 comments
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Why we should all use Cappuccino(infoq.com)
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by kentf 17y ago
me
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by kentf 17y ago
wetally.com
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Is The Java Store better than Starbucks?(store.java.com)
1 points by kentf 17y ago|0 comments
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by kentf 17y ago
MacIrssi looks pretty cool. XChat Aqua is very linuxy... too much for my taste :)
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by kentf 17y ago
looks interesting. A lot of competition though. Will have to give it a try before making a switch.
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by kentf 17y ago
Thanks! I will check these out.
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by kentf 17y ago
Version control done wrong: Version was code written onto a CD-R Control was a person who got a full 60K Salary for monitoring a room with a bunch of file folders with different versions of the software. When you made a commit you burned a
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by kentf 17y ago
Boo... I want one that does smart replies...
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Ask HN: What's the best IRC client for a Mac?
5 points by kentf 17y ago|11 comments
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JQuery and Colour: The cheapest way to enhance user experience(blog.ewakened.com)
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by kentf 17y ago
Ya I can imagine that supporting the e-book doctypes would be a huge asset for them.
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by kentf 17y ago
great article! Vote it up!
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Super Simple Rails Tabbed Navigation(blog.ewakened.com)
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_why's classic content_for post, still applies today(errtheblog.com)
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The day I fell in love with CSS(blog.ewakened.com)
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by kentf 17y ago
I kinda like the low keyness of the talk. A departure from the norm.
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by kentf 17y ago
It's about time Toronto got some competition :) What does everyone think?
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by kentf 17y ago
awesome! I love this. Now I can finally build my Ruby Web Crawler. Thanks Ezra.
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by kentf 17y ago
A great impartial commentary on this entire situation.
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by kentf 18y ago
Yes and no, but you need to have passion to care that much. I find it hard to believe how many really smart people, lack passion in what they do. It's merely a means to an end. Passionate people enjoy the journey as much as the destinati
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by kentf 18y ago
I think building cool stuff, even on the side is a kind of career. It's just an unconventional one.
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by kentf 18y ago
Wow... that's crazy. I feel like these kind of stories come out a little too often though. What ever happened to IBM's super memory prototype? I hate to be skeptical, but I will believe it when I see it.
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by kentf 18y ago
Yes... finally some Canadian love on HN.
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by kentf 18y ago
Lynda.com has a set of great screencasts that go over basic and advanced CSS with Andy Clarke. I would recommend those.

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