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by niuzeta 13y ago
I need to remind you that you're using the fact that your financial situation isn't successful as a justification to being a jerk to another human being. If a border officer was rude to you, then be a jerk to him, not some rando
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by niuzeta 13y ago
Sure hope you don't play the Burnout series...
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by niuzeta 13y ago
> What other games REQUIRE you to have 300APM sort of tangential point here, but this usage of 'require' is exactly why I dropped starcraft 2 and possibly will never come back. When a game stops being a game and starts being
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by niuzeta 13y ago
This is like what Caesar's bellum gallicum was to historians...
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by niuzeta 13y ago
I thought 'oh, is this a new book'? Then I looked at the date. It seems as though all 'classical' sources on lisp or functional paradigm are either two decades old, or just-out-yesteryear. What happened in between?
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by niuzeta 13y ago
.NET, C#, the enterprise share, xbox are the ones that come to my mind.
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by niuzeta 13y ago
cool. I get that your stance and what you believe. Now convince me why
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PEW Survey: 56 % of Americans are okay with NSA listening (June)(mashable.com)
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by niuzeta 13y ago
I clicked on the link, expecting a discussion on why do so many incompetent men become leaders, only to find a discussion on why do so many incompetent men become leaders. I was disappointed.
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by niuzeta 13y ago
I actually find it more interesting that you had to postscript which says an indifferent discourse on your experience on C and C++ was not a flame against C. While I agree with your remark wholeheartedly(Yes, C++ has a lot of toolchain, but
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by niuzeta 13y ago
Seeing where the airline operates and since I'm not in US, I won't have a chance to boycott the airline. However, if I ever get a chance to travel to/out of US(which is bound to happen), Jet Blue will not be my airline of cho
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by niuzeta 13y ago
exactly. that's why I'm rather unsettled by the article. However, I've seen a little too many of young-and-ambitious kinds that I've gotten used to them by now. Whether that's a good thing or bad is not for me, thou
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by niuzeta 13y ago
I'm boycotting Jet Blue.
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by niuzeta 13y ago
I am young, just out of university, had a passion for writing, did a major-cs-minor-literature. Now I do 9 to 5, and write after work. Life is good for me and I am happy because I love my work and after-work. The purist obsession that you n
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by niuzeta 13y ago
You seem to be romanticizing a little too much to be realistic, yet you seem to be realistic enough to assess the current situation. My advice is to lower your expectation a little. A mediocrity is better than a total failure. Consider achi
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by niuzeta 13y ago
I use vimium for chrome; it's wonderful.
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by niuzeta 13y ago
it's about time the three countries closest to Japan - Korea, China, and Russia, all of whom have great power and relation(trade and diplomatic) with Japan, to respond. I mean, they've already done but it's time to make the p
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by niuzeta 13y ago
this should be as one of ten commandments of internet.
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by niuzeta 13y ago
Agreed. I'm still hurt with the killing of Google Reader and the Wave(Pfft).
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by niuzeta 13y ago
talk to your representation, bear the inconvenience and reduce usage of known invasive service, and vote .
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by niuzeta 13y ago
Personally, this is why I limit my usage with vim with the core vim(to me it means vim-as-out-of-package-or-gvim-package), my customimzed .vimrc, and highlighting plugin. The original vim alone is more than enough to satisfy my needs, and i
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by niuzeta 13y ago
this is exactly how i picture my kids' growth. With books and some nerdy hacks.
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by niuzeta 13y ago
i think it's important that it was true for the places the author was in, as well as the other women whose situation was similar with the author's. yes, it's generalization, but that the experience and the severity of conse
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by niuzeta 13y ago
...wait, it wasn't a professional "partner"? I was under impression that the "partner" was in a professional sense throughout the article.
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by niuzeta 13y ago
to me the article is rather narrow-sighted rant of an engineer with presumed inner-thoughts and inner-workings of a typical sales guy. Interestingly, the same argument could be said by a sales guy to an engineer that even if you do you
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by niuzeta 13y ago
one of the possible way would be to follow the French model, where all secondary education(university-and-higher level) is free, but is agonizingly difficult to pass. If I remember correctly, the French universities fail 75% of first-year
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by niuzeta 13y ago
this may be going too far; as far as I know, Google has always been frank about their processing of the e-mails. Heck, who here hasn't been reminded by gmail that you said you 'attached' something, but you don't have
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by niuzeta 13y ago
sometimes losing a big client in such way may actually be a way to sell yourself. i.e., marketing yourself (or the company) as the hard-nosed professional whose pride is in the work but will not be pushed over. Sometimes, such reputation do
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by niuzeta 13y ago
damn, i was so late!
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by niuzeta 13y ago
hear, hear!

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