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by partisan 11y ago
If you see a video game console, a table top game, or alcohol, run.
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by partisan 11y ago
Were you in the vent above him watching the whole time? Maybe he writes fictional pieces and then quietly flushes them down the toilet. Maybe there's a whole stack of fictional stories sitting on his desk waiting to be printed based on
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by partisan 11y ago
The biggest problem: The overwhelming dearth of original ideas. If you have the ability and time, I would focus on AI software and robotics to provide healthcare. I heard a quote on Bloomberg saying that we will be losing a million doctors
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by partisan 11y ago
Google News, HN. It's a limited offering, but on the upside, I don't usually hear about the news items that social media goes crazy over.
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by partisan 11y ago
This is my mainstay nowadays. RITES (#24) shows 63 plays so far and that is low. Some don't appeal to me on the first listen, but they really do as I code and suddenly realize I love what I am hearing.
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by partisan 11y ago
I use it as an alternative to Facebook which I stopped using shortly after I joined. My friends and co-workers are the people I look to keep in touch with, not the people I went to grade school with.
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by partisan 11y ago
I think you would have to wallowing deep in anti-semitism to use a word like that so it is a good thing you aren't surrounded by people like that.
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by partisan 11y ago
I really wish this for you: May you never be lonely enough in your life to consider something like this, but if you ever find yourself at such a point in your life, then at that point, the weird feeling you would feel when pondering the dil
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by partisan 11y ago
I don't think I would apply for a SDET job. The sense I get of such a job is that I - would need to write automated tests, often in a proprietary language (yes I am quoting you, but it hits the nail on the head) - wouldn't learn a
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by partisan 11y ago
Swift outside of Apple is a long bet for now. It's just been open sourced and it competes with other languages in a crowded market. As siscia said, you should probably pick a language that will teach you new things. Especially if you a
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by partisan 11y ago
> I personally would generally prefer an F cabin + great Ka-band Internet for 14h, vs. a coach/Concorde sized seat for 7h. Agreed. I spent 5 of the most uncomfortable hours of my life on an airplane from JFK to San Diego, being 6&#x
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by partisan 11y ago
Working for free for 6 months? Where can I find workers like you? I'll take a pack of 5. Seriously. That said, I am sorry you are going through this. I know what it is like to believe in something. It's human to have hope for the
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by partisan 11y ago
>> Best computer I've ever owned. I can definitely say the same thing. Regarding battery life, I am extremely impressed with the amount of use I can get out of it when using just OS X with no VMs running processes. ITunes is a ba
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by partisan 11y ago
MacBook Pro Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013. 2.3 GHz i7, 16GB, 512GB running OS X Mavericks (10.9.5). I almost nothing bad to say about this machine, in fact I love it. I run Windows and Linux VMs through VMWare Fusion for work and for personal
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by partisan 11y ago
It was one of the first for me as well. They used to have a section where users could post their favorite sites. I would go through, just clicking and exploring, and eventually learning.
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by partisan 11y ago
> As a bonus, if you live in Palo Alto you don't have to worry about your roommates finding girlfriends and moving out - since that'll be pretty unlikely. Love that. It's actually one of the things I was wondering about. A
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by partisan 11y ago
Wow. That is extreme. Is that normal for the area?
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by partisan 11y ago
What are some of the interesting capabilities? I like eventrecord and eventchain, but don't overly love either of them.
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by partisan 11y ago
At this pace, those secrets that were just welling up inside you won't ever make it out. Why not just answer one or both of those since either one would prove to be interesting to the readers you've hooked with your original post.
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by partisan 11y ago
Wow. So there are enough of you to staff a council? I do concur that as a collective, you provide rather good advice.
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by partisan 11y ago
It is in poor taste, for sure. That said, I am now watching that video to understand what went wrong.
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by partisan 11y ago
Looks cute. It's nice to see someone following their dream. Clickable: https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1082793702
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by partisan 11y ago
I agree with all of the above. If Go is going to improve the quality of your programming experience, then this is a great reason to use it, but if it is going to make things harder for you then stick with what you know. If you are coming fr
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by partisan 11y ago
Keep in mind that the last 5% might mean a heck of a lot of time. There is usually a reason why some things go unimplemented in open source projects and the complexity and time required are usually high on the list.
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by partisan 11y ago
They don't have a support number on their website. Is that a common thing?
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by partisan 11y ago
There was a discussion on their first attempt, Flymaids. Seems like the play was always Homeaglow. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10466888
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by partisan 11y ago
I'm skeptical about the fundraising goal. Seems a bit low. They could easily spend that much on another commercial.
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by partisan 11y ago
I don't see you throwing yourself a pity party or anything so don't misunderstand me, but I feel like you have painted yourself into the corner in which you find yourself. You are absolutely right about what you observe in the wor
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by partisan 11y ago
Hindsight is 20/20. Plus, you learned from his mistake and now, anywhere you go, you can remind the unix gurus to prevent that type of thing from happening.
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by partisan 11y ago
Just curious what you appreciate about C++ over C#.

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