ninjac0der

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by ninjac0der 13y ago
You have to accept that the rules of the fight are broken to acknowledge that the fight must be won by breaking the rules, and to act on that you have to surrender your comforts provided by those rules. People will never do that in any stat
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by ninjac0der 13y ago
Ignore the crypto approach for a minute. The issue is responsibility. If we aren't responsible directly for the crimes our government commits, who is. People look at the scale of the problem, the difficulty of the solution, and decide
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by ninjac0der 13y ago
"Who but Stallman can operate like this?" I think the real question is why people pretend they cannot and end up acting helpless. My co-workers can't even say no to $startup that acts like it's a requirement that you put
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by ninjac0der 13y ago
I cannot for the life of me understand why this was down-voted. I think it points out why this kind of thing falls into a gray area that should really be addressed in a completely different way than I see the conversation falling here on HN
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by ninjac0der 13y ago
You put out an ad? I would have assumed otherwise, but since you actually asked this question I'll make the obvious statement that a college degree is clearly no substitute for screening for 'smarts'. So either way, the ability to tell if s
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by ninjac0der 13y ago
I makes sense because there is no black box for an open source OS. #edit: also, how exactly does one get as familiar with a closed source OS as an open source one?
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by ninjac0der 13y ago
I don't see any reason his comment should be down-voted, the others just sound emotional and butthurt about the situation. Sorry you guys are so torn about this stuff, but if anything is useless, it's this meta-conversation about his commen
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by ninjac0der 14y ago
Apple doesn't introduce security flaws. They are far to big and awesome for that. This is a clear compromise between security and user experience....
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by ninjac0der 15y ago
Yeah, stop acting like primates everyone!
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by ninjac0der 15y ago
I think my comment in it's full form addresses the veiled absurdity of their approach, so I'm not sure what your point is.
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by ninjac0der 15y ago
349.99/mo for residential gigabit service. As for businesses, I couldn't get listings for that, but per my original information, that is also cost prohibitive. Their "30" plan (I'm guessing that means 30mbps) is just as expensive as my much
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by ninjac0der 15y ago
Nice effort, I guess? But really this is just seems like a bad gimmick to me. As someone who lives nearby, Eastern TN as a whole strikes me as a horrible place for hackers or startups. The majority of local talent seems generally disinteres
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by ninjac0der 15y ago
How exactly is that note worthy?
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by ninjac0der 15y ago
Couldn't agree more. Sorry about the delusional down votes.
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by ninjac0der 16y ago
Good too know. I would like to give Lisp a try, but I've only just being able to sell a php shop on migrating to python/django. Lisp is a near-impossible sell to every web dev shop I've worked in.
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by ninjac0der 16y ago
This just looks like a massive step back from a MVC setup to me. How do proponents of using Lisp for web development handle interaction with designers?
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by ninjac0der 16y ago
Blame BP, blame regulation, blah blah blah. When it comes down to it, the real problem is the american people who sit on their asses feeling they've done good by voting for the next (obvious to those who pay attention) promise-anything-for-
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by ninjac0der 16y ago
Only hiring people who you think view the position as their dream job tends to be the same companies who will proceed to milk every bit of life out of the applicant as possible. Some people take work, work hard, and do an excellent job for
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by ninjac0der 17y ago
"nobody really cares that the window decorations are on the left" ... you're trolling, right? All of the ubuntu users I know disagree with these supposedly "superior" design decisions mac users cite. Guess what, a lot of people disagree. Su
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Cheap bandwidth, hardware and programmers: Entrepreneurial crack?(brainstormtech.blogs.fortune.cnn.com)
2 points by ninjac0der 17y ago|1 comments
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by ninjac0der 17y ago
Not a good way to make your point in my opinion. 3D rendering is also slower on both OSX and linux distributions. I don't doubt Adobe and their software is a problem, but I also think it's become far to popular to blame everything on Adobe.
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by ninjac0der 17y ago
Really? On what terms are you privy to this information that the militias were behind the bombing? ... just another casualty to propaganda spreading disinformation.
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by ninjac0der 17y ago
What do you think this even has to do with my original statement? People are in better situations in other countries because they support more of a welfare/legislative based system? Do you live there? Why not? "Of course a conservative poli
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by ninjac0der 17y ago
Wonder how many of those still have cable TV. Give me a break. http://www.heritage.org/research/welfare/bg1713.cfm
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by ninjac0der 17y ago
I guess I shouldn't be surprised at how many people look down on these actions, but I am. No american is "innocent" when they legislate thievery so they can continue eating nachos while wanting to expense thier medical costs to the rest of
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by ninjac0der 17y ago
I must have misread the tone then. My apologies if that's the case.
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by ninjac0der 17y ago
Yes, I've done professional work in Perl, C#, and Java. These silly stereotypes need to end. Think what you will about PHP, it's not as horrid (now) as most people like to assume, it's mostly just misused. Oh wait, it's trendy to hate on PH
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by ninjac0der 17y ago
Yes, only short of touting the new 'best' programming language. Thanks for the demonstration. Name a programming language without horrid drawbacks, I dare you.
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by ninjac0der 17y ago
This is something I keep bringing up with my fellow PHP developers. I like the simplicity of PHP in some respects, however the syntax and various frameworks seem to be constantly evolving around my projects. I have friends who are constantl
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by ninjac0der 17y ago
I want proof that there is a good possibility of a problem happening before I do something about it. You would really venture into throwing around labels and debating against that stance? Regulation is bad if it's not needed, that doesn't m

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