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by mmmpop 9y ago
> The right people are too busy working to be chasing down investors 24/7. Speaking from experience, I feel like there are a great many smaller-companies with successful, profitable products that are just fine with a 40hr/wee
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by mmmpop 9y ago
>> Having to define a named function to use it as a callback is a pain in the ass. Happy debugging!
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by mmmpop 9y ago
No, it's completely on-topic! These bootcamps are not teaching these people how to be effective developers when they skip the "hard stuff" and bring in the lowest common idiom in lieu of that. It's so difficult to try an
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Pizza is great, people should have pizza for dinner all of the time.
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by mmmpop 9y ago
I feel like a lot of people think of the worst type of legacy freeloader when they hear 'Harvard Grad', not that it's right.
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by mmmpop 9y ago
But it doesn't inspire much faith in those investing in living in Denver (by say, purchasing a very expensive home) when big capital doesn't see it fit to finance a building meant to last a century. Do they not have confidence tha
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Envy I'd guess? There are probably a lot of reasons that some people resent Ivy League grads, probably the whole "legacy" model. I get that, but I know plenty that were just talented and worked very hard to be there. Haters g
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Denver's skyline is littered with somewhere around a dozen too. The west-side of downtown has grown a tremendous amount in just about 3 years. Seems like mostly shoddily-constructed apartment buildings (source: a guy who helped design
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Not to question the authenticity of your comment but it feels handcrafted to piss off about 75% of HN (not me, necessarily!)
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by mmmpop 9y ago
I want the bitters so that I don't feel like I am cheating too much, now.
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Will seriously give this a shot! Thanks for the tip.
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Then tell that to every journalist insulting Trump for his admittedly clownish looks? The guy has proven he's a joke of a leader so why not take the high road and let him dig his own figurative grave??
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Ever since I switched my entire diet to Soylent my diarrhea has never been better!
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by mmmpop 9y ago
In a sad twist of irony, the best cure for my own periodic bouts of depression is intense exercise, controlled diet, and throughly enjoying the way I look and feel as a result. There must be a strong correlation between the decline of the h
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by mmmpop 9y ago
I seriously cannot tell anymore.
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Ah yes reeducation, I forgot I'm just some idiotic, unenlightened American.
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Consider me fooled! Poe's Law strikes again...
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Wait, so as an American I read reports of schools in France and how they feed the children better, more nutritious food all while teaching them some table manners. My appreciation of this "better" culture of food and dining makes
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by mmmpop 9y ago
What's your experience that gives you such an impression?
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Any sufficiently advanced troll is indistinguishable from a real looney. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
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by mmmpop 9y ago
It's been pointed out to me lately that "prescriptive grammar" is apparently classist/racist, which is strange considering I grew up dirt poor in Appalachia but still bothered to learn the difference in "who" a
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Invest in the things you love and use most! What could go wrong?!
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by mmmpop 9y ago
As fairly average athlete myself, I think he's implying running is one of those sports that pure grit and determination can get you further ahead of the pack compared to many other sports. I'm just a skinny punk but I sure pass a
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by mmmpop 9y ago
My girlfriend's sister is a big-time Oregon wine snob (hates Pinot Noir oddly), but she claims "you can thank global warming for the great Oregon wine". Is this true? Has the quality gotten higher? I seem to recall hearing th
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by mmmpop 9y ago
+1 for Russian River. Rodney Strong has a damn fine RR Pinot for a reasonable price.
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Well, the last statement doesn't imply that: > Most people can't tell a red from a white by taste. I most certainly can! But I do agree, sometimes it's hard to judge the cheap wine vs the expensive ones, but we're tal
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by mmmpop 9y ago
I would, however, support the idea of space wine. Grape vines enjoy tough conditions right? What's tougher than ISS? ~~ space terroir ~~
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Watch out Napa, this one Tech Millionaire is Disrupting the Wine Industry
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by mmmpop 9y ago
The difference in pinot noir and say, cabernet sauv is like night and day, so I'm not sure what you're talking about.
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Every linguistic anthropologist ever would like to have a word with you ;)

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