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oemera
16y ago
I know he was young and didn't think about it but what he should have done is get into Valve network, watch it for 2 weeks, copy some source code to proof it AND after that say: "Hey Gabe, you know what I love Valve and I love all of you gu
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oemera
16y ago
Amazing. I would love to do that too but first of all I need to know how to write snake in a language I already know. I will try that out in Python and let you know how it is going :D
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oemera
16y ago
Thank you for this awesome little script. However I found out that bashmarks doesn't work with folders which have whitespaces in the name. For example: cd /Users/username/Library/Application\ Support s app_support works great but i
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oemera
16y ago
I really don't get those numbers. Can someone please explain them? What does it mean? How much money did he make by the end of a month?
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oemera
16y ago
Hey I really don't know you and I don't want to be personal but it's ideas like this that make me happy that Apple is taking care what comes to the App Store and what not. You know I really don't understand how someone could enjoy a game wh
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oemera
16y ago
Are they serious? Is this serious? Is such a think like developing "unhackable" software or hardware even possible? I don't think so.
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oemera
16y ago
I'm really asking myself when ECMA Script will take over the world. Everyone is talking about that it will be the NBL. It's not that I don't like ECMA Script but there is a shit lot to do to implement all those language features into ECMA S
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oemera
16y ago
I think this true cause everytime people are asking my why I use a overpriced machine they are arguing with something like this "Oh what a big deal my 300-dollar-netbook can do that too" and I say yes it can do it but not in the same way an
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oemera
16y ago
Wait. Never saw a developer with a Mac? I surely know more developers who own a Mac than any web-facebook-itunes-email guys. Talk to some Rails developers, I will bet my nuts that none of the experts, ninjas, you name it are developing on a
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oemera
16y ago
This is so true! It happens to on nearly every tech article that the author just pushed the buttons and turned a three paragraphs info in a murder-tech-blog-murder-looking-article. The bad thing about it is that you can't more out of those
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oemera
16y ago
Yeah with GNUStep you can develop Objective-C on a Windows machine. However I wouldn't recommend that. Not because I want you to buy a Mac. No, it's because I did exactly the same thing and after a few "Hello Worlds" I tried to develop an c
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oemera
16y ago
I think you are making the wrong point. Windows is not dead and that's the truth but Microsoft is dead cause they are not doing any Web apps. They are not doing something innovative. They are just doing what they always did: writing Windows
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oemera
16y ago
Where to find friends who can review my code? All of my friends don't know anything about programming or they don't code in there spare times like I do. It is really hard to find someone who can explain what is bad about code design and wha
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oemera
16y ago
That's exactly what I wanted to say: Apple is getting so much free press others can't even think of getting. Re-reading my comment I can understand why people down voted me but I just want to talk about a example how Apple is getting free p
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oemera
16y ago
Apple never paid for any hype or something else. Remember the days before iPhone 4 launched? Heck it was even on my local boulevard newspaper. And no Apple didn't pay anything for it. I think people just care about what is coming next from
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oemera
16y ago
OH Come on! Life is not meaningless and maybe those people will NOT die anyway. Maybe it's just because you didn't found out by now, what is important for you in live. One example what changes life for ever is having kids. Seeing them grow,
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oemera
16y ago
Every developer who has ever used the Android VM should know that testing on it IS NOT a bulletproof test. Sometimes things work on the device which aren't working in the VM even if it is the same version, resolutions and so on. Sometimes t
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oemera
16y ago
+1 for mentioning the awesomeness of Groovy and that you can fall back to Java if you have to or if you like to.
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oemera
16y ago
Anyone out there who can tell if Google is a terrible place to work or is Facebook just a awesome place to work? I really don't get it. I would love to know why people are leaving Google for Facebook. I really don't think it is because of t
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oemera
16y ago
Hey dporan this is awesome! It would be more awesome if you: - could go to "full page view" when clicking on a Hacker News submission for best web experience - could add a function to scroll the left and bottom frames where it was before "f
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oemera
16y ago
I bet no-one will read this cause here are definitely to much comments but even so I will give it a try. Part 1 I'm one of those new guys around here (to be honest I really don't know how I find out about Hacker News, maybe twitter) and may
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oemera
16y ago
First of all thank you for your answer. At the moment I'm having a double life between working as a programmer (40 hours per week) and studying. It's pretty hard and I really don't have much time for friends and parties but it's fun too. I
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oemera
16y ago
Thank you for your advice it really sounds good to me. Although I think I'm pretty flexible and you know if you are sick of something you will give everything to make your dream work. I searched a little bit and found out that I have pretty
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Ask HN: Living in Bay Area
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oemera
16y ago
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oemera
16y ago
Wow I'm really shocked that this story is getting so much credits. First of all I'm 22 and not living US so I can only talk about growing up in Germany but there is one thing I learned growing up in Germany: Fist fighting is not a solution.
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oemera
16y ago
You have 8 years of Microsoft development experience that's pretty decent and I bet this will bring you a lot of good jobs because many companies are using Microsoft technologies even the crappy ones (VB.Net, Classic VB). However you are ab
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oemera
16y ago
This is a really clever move from Google and I think many people will read this and stop giving there data to Facebook. I have a dump feeling about giving all of my data to Facebook cause they have sure enough. Otherwise: it's free and th
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oemera
16y ago
Thank you for your tip. You are right my comment has to many paragraphs in it and they are often misplaced. I will try to improve that.
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oemera
16y ago
Lately these questions and discussions are everywhere and most times I think people are missing the point: it's all about code you want to write. We created all those high level languages to make code easy to read, to make them people under
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oemera
16y ago
I don't think that it is right to say that it is a waste of time to use these Social Media services. If it is so it would be also a waste of time to hang around with friends or walk in the park. That's not true. People want to have fun and
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