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by partisan 10y ago
An idea I have to encourage charitable giving, a SaaS. It would be for profit because that would be a worthwhile motivation for me.
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by partisan 10y ago
— Learn quickly, act autonomously, think analytically. Autonomy is the key to keeping developers happy, at least the ones who can learn quickly and think analytically.
513.
by partisan 10y ago
Which framework if any?
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by partisan 10y ago
What's the upside to living in Guatemala? I ask this as a first generation American and as someone who is considering leaving the states for a while.
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by partisan 10y ago
Thank you. I appreciate the list.
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by partisan 10y ago
I am not sure that Kotlin competes with Scala in any way. They are trying to remove the pain from Java by providing a concise and safe language (see the quotes from their website below). What are "all the things" they reinvented t
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by partisan 10y ago
Agreed. The syntax and benefits would certainly appeal if I were a Ruby developer, but coming from a different perspective, I don't get the reason for all the love.
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by partisan 10y ago
Following the [X] I was wondering if we can build a model [Y] and some other data sources like [Z], etc ? (X = Reichstag Fire, Y = of potential communists, Z = communist party affiliation) (X = 9/11 Attacks, Y = of terrorists, Z = mosq
519.
by partisan 10y ago
The guy was a "world class poker player", which means that, through genetics or training or both, he was able to reason over limited information to draw correct conclusions more frequently than chance allows. That says to me that
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by partisan 10y ago
> the survival and prosperity of humanity matters a great deal to me Just curious about what drives that particular viewpoint. Why do you care about the survival of the species? When you die, the world ends. It doesn't really matter
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by partisan 10y ago
Thank you. I've been fooling around with VS Code and Mono, but I have been considering doing exactly as you described.
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by partisan 10y ago
Are you developing in Windows or Linux? If Linux, what is your toolset and workflow?
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by partisan 10y ago
Nim because of the syntax, performance, and base library.
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by partisan 10y ago
Given your thoughts of suicide, however unlikely they may seem, I believe this is the only correct answer. You aren't just having issues at work if you are thinking yourself down that path, even in the slightest. Also, see someone now.
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by partisan 10y ago
Agreed. The Solution Explorer is extremely easy to navigate and the search function is my new best friend (Ctrl + ;). My only grip is that the icons were a lot easier to tell apart in 2010, but I've gotten over that in time. Additional
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by partisan 10y ago
> Its far easier to find a job if you have a job. I've found this to be true on a very practical level. When I go into an interview while already employed, I have the confidence that the worst that can happen is that I will still ha
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by partisan 10y ago
I know you are missing your deadlines, but there could be a simple reason there: bad estimates. Who creates the estimates and where are you in that process? One thing I did when I felt I was stagnating was doing Lunch-And-Learns. I lead a f
528.
by partisan 10y ago
I am sure that we can institute an HN corollary that states that for any headline in which there is a question mark in the title, someone on HN will quote Betteridge's Law of Headlines. Forgive me if this has been done already.
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by partisan 10y ago
Googling "walmart parking lot analysis" yielded the following as the first result. http://www.cnbc.com/id/38722872
530.
by partisan 10y ago
First of all, calling someone a useless lamer is about as unprofessional as it gets. Next, don't get into an argument during an interview. State your points and if they don't agree, move on. Take some of what they say with you as
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by partisan 10y ago
When I was in Harlem the last time, there were a lot of greetings thrown around. Mostly, it was the older guys. The younger guys didn't seem to expect a greeting. I grew up in NYC and in my neighborhood, you saw people greeting each ot
532.
by partisan 10y ago
Do tell... what tools/languages/frameworks/architectures do you use?
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by partisan 10y ago
I vaguely recall that there was a "shotgun" set of modems you could pair up and get 128k over two 56k connections. I had just the one, but it felt so, so good to get sub-200 ping in Action Quake 2 and CS.
534.
by partisan 10y ago
NetTrek in the high school computer lab was way too much fun.
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by partisan 10y ago
He was already hanged by the mob. What good does it do now to try and restore his reputation? Also, for sale: one slightly used pitchfork.
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by partisan 10y ago
That happens a lot on HN and it is frustrating. It's clear that people have just the barest of experiences with a topic and then speak with authority, to the detriment of others. I try not to comment on things I don't know about a
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by partisan 10y ago
That looked like a very cool site and nice set of games. Time is a harsh mistress.
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by partisan 10y ago
Did anyone previously own the URL and do anything shady with it?
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by partisan 10y ago
What are you planning to do with the capital?
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by partisan 10y ago
Lucky you. I'll be in my 50's when my kids head off to college. I have no clue how I am going to pay that off!

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