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lukeqsee
16y ago
Matte (Apple calls it "antiglare")
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Spot on. I programmed for a group of "idea" guys for while. Many a time I was torn off a work-in-progress only to begin another work-in-progress. It was so bad, I was only able to finish one project of dozens. The key isn't having the ide
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Massive Fireworks Experiment [video]
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16y ago
Here's to hope for change when men stop constantly reminding them of it. And respect them for their talents, not their anatomical features.
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True; however, the "reporting" size is 1:~14.1.
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Poll: Male or Female?
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Male
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Female
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DIY iMac-like iPad Stand
(lifehacker.com)
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16y ago
I'm in #slicehost on Freenode most of the day. If you want smart people + plenty of humor, come on over.
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Google: New "Something Different" Search Feature
(lukeqsee.posterous.com)
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How to Cut Through Crowds Like Butter
(lifehacker.com)
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Ask HN: Most Influential Experience?
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Then none of it is true altruism. I'm not saying it's a bad thing; however, as a technicality, altruism isn't the correct word.
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16y ago
Somebody needs to brush up on their definition of altruism. Altruism is selfless concern for the welfare of others. (wikipedia) Selflessness doesn't post to a blog about itself. :)
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16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1532453
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Poll: Are you a software pirate?
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16y ago
Yes
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No
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"Earlier than the Other Guys" Award or the Airline with Least Delays
(boardingarea.com)
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The Five-Second Rule Could Actually Apply, But Mostly Outdoors
(lifehacker.com)
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16y ago
A programming book from my wishlist: http://amzn.com/w/HWZ6Z22CY8TU
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Anatomy of an Ant Colony
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I already am fluent in Python. I've used it in real world stuff for 2 years. I also am in the midst of learning Ruby (with _Why's guide).
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16y ago
I asked this question for two reasons: 1) I had already started learning C. It is low-level, and I was getting disinterested. I wanted to know if it'd really be worth the work to learn it. (The answer is absolutely.) 2) So that other people
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Ask HN: What do you waste too much time on as a developer?
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"A penny saved is a penny earned." Just as a minute saved is a minute gained. I asked to save myself time. Hindsight is 20/20, and a whole lot of people on here have hindsight.
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I don't know if I'd call it "profitable" to do so at the moment, assuming you mean profitable in the money sense. I was meaning the in overall sense; "profitable" as in good for me. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
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16y ago
Why? print is all of 5 characters and universally understood. o = QuickOutputter() o < is 23 characters and not universally understood. Need I say more?
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Ask HN: Should I learn C?
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