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by mmmpop 9y ago
> You have been introduced to a new meaning of the term. Says who? It's one thing to invent a brand new word, but it's another to modify a word with already established meaning to a slightly different meaning just because some
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by mmmpop 9y ago
For the same reason Ted Dzubia no longer writes blog posts--the internet can't handle cutting the crap and being blunt.
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Thank you, the edit provided what we were looking for beforehand.
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by mmmpop 9y ago
To make this easier for an American to understand, I used Google Translate to convert the comment to French, and then back to English. I think it's helpful. No disrespect, but it's so American that someone should use it as an aca
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by mmmpop 9y ago
I prefer that pronunciation too!
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by mmmpop 9y ago
To make it more fun, people say JWT as "jot" which sends me into a blind rage.
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by mmmpop 9y ago
The title clearly says "New York Pizza" so I'm not sure what you're on about. That's a lie, I do know, but I won't humor you.
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by mmmpop 9y ago
The rock will radiate heat sufficient enough to boil the water before it can even come close to coming in contact, so no, basic thermodynamics would like a word with your physics fact....
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by mmmpop 9y ago
You mean the Oracle VP of Engineering Mark Cavage, formerly of Joyent? Yeah, what a hack, what has he accomplished? Better yet, what have you accomplished? I eagerly await your response.
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by mmmpop 9y ago
Hey thanks, just looked this up and it seems like a very highly regarded book. Ordered and on the way!
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by mmmpop 10y ago
Perhaps the React ecosystem is a powerful set of tools for experienced developers that don't need idioms to patterns to build upon?
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by mmmpop 10y ago
And that is okay. Labels like "genius" and "hero" get watered down in our participation trophy culture.
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by mmmpop 10y ago
All that work and still 25 minute lines on a powder day...
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by mmmpop 10y ago
Old is merely perception and a convenient way to sum up the "bias" that is actually just a vague "culture fit". Face it, dev culture is a bit geeky and perhaps off-putting to some, but likely more tolerable from a younge
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by mmmpop 10y ago
When you get so far as to consider how you'd get rid of the body, you've probably gone a step past "most people".
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by mmmpop 10y ago
> I've never killed anyone, although I can think of one instance where I considered it and would certainly have gotten away with it. It would have been a big hassle, though, and honestly who wants that on their conscience? HN is not
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by mmmpop 10y ago
> Nearly every programmer nowadays knows that naive string concatenation is inefficient Now that's what I call naive! Or maybe hopeful. Just saying you're giving an awful lot of credit here...
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by mmmpop 10y ago
No experience with Draftsight but going from SolidWorks -> Dassault's Catia -> Solidworks again was painful. Catia was (and I presume still is) an excellent product.
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by mmmpop 10y ago
I get where you're coming from, but do yourself a favor and just get a decent burr grinder and a bag of the whole bean variety of whatever brand you are buying. Trust me, you'll learn to deal with the extra minute in your morning
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by mmmpop 10y ago
Thanks, this is a great comment.
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by mmmpop 10y ago
Slapstick was one of my favorites, plenty of sarcasm to go around. I've been trying to get through Player Piano (his first novel) but it's a tad dry.
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by mmmpop 10y ago
The "hipster" way? Do they wear a silly hat and have little-to-no pant break?
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by mmmpop 10y ago
we've truly reached peak internet now
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by mmmpop 10y ago
Thanks for saving me the click.
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by mmmpop 10y ago
No, it's not a "great point", it's just the facts.
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by mmmpop 10y ago
Wow soapbox much? We get it, Linus is a big meanie.
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by mmmpop 10y ago
What a poorly thought-out out and even sophomoric thing to post.
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by mmmpop 10y ago
Okay, I'm interested in hearing your take then.
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by mmmpop 10y ago
Just because you disagree with him? Seems like he sparked a legitimate discussion.
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by mmmpop 10y ago
The glory days of the IBM T-series are over and I can't trust Lenovo to not spy on me, so I moved on from Thinkpads. My ASUS Zenbook has been a nice change of pace and I'd recommend it to anyone looking to get away from the Apple

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