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mkaziz
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That's an incredibly biased source; I wouldn't quote it in a reasonable discussion.
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I've tried Eclipse, Netbeans, Komodo IDE, Geany, and found them either too clunky and unusable on my older machine, or too barebones with little intellisense. I did start using Sublime Text once, but didn't stick it out long enoug
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I'm actually a pretty hard core Linux user who avoids M'soft products when possible, but it's hard to deny I good IDE when I see one. I've never been able to navigate emacs/vim with ease, and sans them, I've ne
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VSC has revolutionized how I code on Linux. Thank you, Microsoft!
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Man, I came here expecting an article about Motorola Surfboard modems. I really need to get out more.
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Democracy is typically a thing that is grown at home, not a thing that is "given".
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I hate headlines with "might" in it. Let me know when you figure it out - otherwise you're just littering my brain.
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Correlation != Causation!
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The Selective Service frequently reminds me that ignorance of the law is no excuse to break the law.
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Mutazila thought was reintroduced into Sunni Islam by later schools of thoughts. It is most prominently included in the Hanafi madhab which predated the literalist movement.
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I'd correct #3 to *they're underage.
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AdBlock Plus launches Android and iOS browsers
(adblockbrowser.org)
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That's outweighed by the fact that I don't own the ebook in the same way I own the book. The book is mine to keep, loan, rent, throw away, donate, etc, in a way that's not governed by esoteric license agreements. I can wait 2
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As an anecdote, my mouth watered just a bit when you said "ketchup-soaked burger and fries". :(
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It also depends on the library. My small suburban library doesn't have a lot of ebook offerings, but my friend's big urban library has about a 75% hit rate on books I want to read.
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Does getting that graduate degree help? I stuck it out for the degree (Computer Science), and I don't think it helped much with my job prospects. I get paid the same as my peers who only did undergrad.
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Wow I would not want to work for or with this guy. Someone who blatantly lies like that will hardly make a good teammate or a boss.
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Man, I gotta find me a German boss.
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Oh interesting, I see your perspective. Is being on the school board something you do on the side, or is it a (paid?) part time job?
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Weren't there a few studies on HN that basically show the US government is for all intents and purposes a plutocracy? How will my voice matter?
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That's a very interesting explanation. It's much clearer now, thank you!
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I just reread it and don't detect that undertone. Could you explain it?
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Who are the user testers?
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If they're interested in doing this for the customer's sake, they should offer the customer a choice. If they're ramming it down people's throats, then they're really just doing it for their wallets.
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Programming and ?
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You could say the same of anyone working in any industry on any side during the War. The civilian farmers in the US weren't actively killing people, but their food was sustaining soldiers who sure were.
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Did anyone look at the list of permissions? Amazon isn't paying developers for interstital ads ... it's paying them to have an excuse to track everything on your phone: http://www.amazon.com/Amazon-com-Amazon-Under
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There was a capital letter there that you ignored which changes the context of the statement.
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USAA - The United Services Automobile Association?
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How does IBM keep doing cool stuff like this when every impression I have of them is a slow moving, lumbering, IT services monster that's lunging to provide solutions for Big Business?
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