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mroman
17y ago
Oh PLEASE. Inflammatory? the fact that YOU find it inflammatory is meaningless within the context of this discussion. Don't talk to me about admins not censoring content, I had MULTIPLE VALID RELEVANT NON COMMERCIAL LINKS deleted for (parap
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mroman
17y ago
Absolutely! And genuine, valuable information is censored by the "admins" (and from observing some of those people, I have concluded that quite a few of them are hardly literate - NOT qualified to make decisions of the magnitude that they m
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mroman
17y ago
A-ha! Another racist and/or religiously intolerant character just downmodded me . . . unbelievable. Well, here's the thing folks: HACKERS simply don't do that . . . there are way too many people here that simply don't belong here, and need
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mroman
17y ago
No, I am not. Not by far. I know you did not ask, but I am a Vodouisant, as in, the Vodou (oftentimes spelled "Voodoo") religion is my religion. I am also - at the same time as if often the case - Roman Catholic (no relation to my username
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mroman
17y ago
The Snoopy Calendar http://www.users.on.net/~farnik/wikicgi/wiki.pl?SnoopyCalend... is what Real Programmers http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/real.programmers.html have taped to the wall . . . Seriously, Wikipedia has become DAMAGING . . . w
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mroman
17y ago
Referring to his conclusion in relation to this issue as a rant is unfair, and mistaken.
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mroman
17y ago
People that can recognize a HACKER listen to ESR. Have you read TAOUP?
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mroman
17y ago
Wikipedia is such a disgrace, I don't think HN ought to be on there. They DELETED the article for the Snoopy Calendar! Wikipedia ought to be deleted.
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mroman
17y ago
http://www.paulgraham.com/mac.html
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mroman
17y ago
I will be trying this myself, from what I can see it would be very helpful for learning C: http://bellard.org/tcc/
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mroman
17y ago
"It's his funeral" is absolutely right. Hmm, wonder what the name of people who are BOTH wanna be hackers and wanna be suits is? Need that one nowadays.
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Real Hacker Definition of Pseudosuit
(catb.org)
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mroman
17y ago
Hopefully Edit in reply to your edit: Norvig's theories and conclusions are most certainly subject to being proven wrong by anyone who can manage to do so. You make it sound as if someone is attempting to force someone else to agree with hi
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mroman
17y ago
In my experience, the "positive" business types (those to whom reality and facts are "negative" if those don't fit their agenda) are in reality some of the most negative, vicious, two-faced, double talking, backstabbing, manipulating, thiev
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mroman
17y ago
Because for many folks, myself included, the opinion of a genius such as Norvig is solid enough to be treated as scientific fact.
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mroman
17y ago
Thank you for that link kqr2! Now, I have not even finished reading the product page, but that is SO frickin' COOL! oh my . . . I had not checked ThinkGeek for a long time (it drives me nuts in a way, as I don't have the cash available for
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mroman
17y ago
A great privilege, your experience that day, I got goosebumps just imagining it. Is there a transcript, audio, or video of the event in existence?
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mroman
17y ago
I am doing around 2 hours per week total, and it has positively changed my life in many ways. I bought a crosstrainer a few months back, and it is the very best $200 USD I have ever spent, I highly recommend it to everyone. I do 20 minutes
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mroman
18y ago
Yawn yah MKAY So I speak the truth, and that makes me a non "team player" lol
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mroman
18y ago
(YAWN) (YYAAAWWWWWWWNNNNNNNNNNNN) Here is one you can understand: Successfully represented myself in US Federal Court as a plaintiff in a civil rights case, and won! no legal training at all, just read a couple of books, went at it, won, no
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mroman
18y ago
HAHAHA out of all 4 strawmen you posted, you hiring me was the funniest . . . "self-proclaimed technical prowess" Ok buddy, please quote me proclaiming my technical prowess or do STFU
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mroman
18y ago
it is called Hacker News for a reason
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mroman
18y ago
No, it's not unethical. It's downright criminal. It's called fraud. Someone is being misled into supplying someone else with labor. What are the falsehoods? The purported benefits to be obtained in exchange for the labor.
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mroman
18y ago
Notice how bright the suits are? The people that would get into that, are EXACTLY the kind of people that they need least.
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mroman
18y ago
It's not arrogance when it is the truth. If I could stay awake long enough, that MBA spiel is ELEMENTARY PLEASE
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mroman
18y ago
"Ah yes...there's something magical about hackers that means they can learn business, but "businessmen" can never learn the mystical arts of hacking." YOU BET! Sure, some MBA can click on menus or slap whatever together. That's not hacking.
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mroman
18y ago
I am sorry, that would be NAUSEATING.
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mroman
18y ago
"I think that there are some people on this forum that are missing the point. Just because you are a hacker, does not mean that you have the ingredients to make a successful company." AND? Who cares? You are talking as if making a "successf
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mroman
18y ago
What really gets me is how these types, the come-work-for-free scammers, don't give up - but then again that is assuming they have enough presence of mind and brains to realize that A. This has been tried before, many times B. There are man
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mroman
18y ago
I think lumping all of Mathematics together in this context is mistaken. It amounts to arguing that arithmetic is as relevant to programming as discrete mathematics are.
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