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721.
by readme 14y ago
This is a good example of a bad attitude. This person was someone who had the skills to plow through the frustrations and could have made a contribution by writing that missing tutorial, but instead chose to gripe.
722.
by readme 14y ago
Yeah, I learned Vim before I was a professional programmer, too. I think that practicing programmers get more frustrated, because the learning curve is really disrupting their productivity. I started with gvim, then eventually got comfortab
723.
by readme 14y ago
For someone who's only selling one thing every now and then it's a totally bad deal.
724.
by readme 14y ago
Yeah. I do not have to think about what I'm doing in vim, when it comes to normal text editing. To be quite honest, getting up to normal-editor level with vim shouldn't take more than a month to become comfortable. Learning to move, yank, p
725.
by readme 14y ago
>:set format=html and then gg=G. Let me know what you get. In all seriousness, never, ever tell me what you get. 'format' is not a vim option. Perhaps he meant filetype?
726.
by readme 14y ago
Move over emacs, sublime is here to take your spot in the jihad.
727.
by readme 14y ago
So what? There's no rule that says you have to comment. There's no rule that I know of against submitting your own stuff. If you're writing quality articles (which this is) and submitting OC, then that's a good thing.
728.
by readme 14y ago
Because this is exactly the scenario that plays out every time North Korea "attacks" South Korea. No one ever owns it, just like with the submarine http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10129703 . It's an "accident" or it's inconclusive. Also, neither
729.
by readme 14y ago
Technologically, yeah. The community? Not a chance. And as far as the code goes, one is way better off creating a couple tables and making their own clone than re-using reddit's code.
730.
by readme 14y ago
A minor? You can't fine a minor because they don't have income. You could fine their parents. I would suggest juvenile hall, maybe 1 week. If we were to fine weev, for a crime that was otherwise punishable with jail, it should be done as a
731.
by readme 14y ago
The ruling is important because it's about "first sale" rights. It's about whether I can tell you what to do with my product, after it's left my hands and entered yours. Economic effects and hypotheticals aside. http://en.wikipedia.org/wik
732.
by readme 14y ago
The reason native is better for mobile apps is not that the browser's rendering engine isn't fast. It's that the browser is yet another turtle on top of an already bloated stack. He argues that the developers working on these browsers are o
733.
by readme 14y ago
The infections by state chart would be more interesting if it was per capita.
734.
by readme 14y ago
I wasn't advocating for the company to use obfuscation. It's largely irrelevant in this regard. I was replying to the comment above mine which was left by someone who seems to think that obfuscated code is somehow less secure than compiled
735.
by readme 14y ago
I'm not sure why this got downvoted, perhaps you're all missing the point: It's not that I don't like open source. I contribute to it myself. The point is that when you agree to something, that is binding.
736.
by readme 14y ago
The suggestion in the post I was replying to was to involve osha and demand overtime pay for work previously done in spare time. So no. The agreements the OP had with his company are irrelevant to his work hours. If OP did open source work
737.
by readme 14y ago
Oh man, that is some serious proliterian rage. I have to wonder: why is it that someone thinks they can retroactively demand overtime pay for work that wasn't agreed in advance? As a contractor, I really don't understand this attitude.
738.
by readme 14y ago
Obfuscation is more than enough to protect the code. You need only to make the cost of ripping it off greater than or equal to the cost of creating it. IP is so much more than the code. It's the concepts, the graphics, everything.
739.
by readme 14y ago
Except the comment you replied to wasn't a criticism of McD's. He's pointing out a very important fact: McDonalds is not that tasty. What I make without these recipes using incredibly simple methods (as described above) tastes better. Frank
740.
by readme 14y ago
1000 bucks a year as punishment? Why not just write him a traffic ticket. That's not nearly enough.
741.
by readme 14y ago
I don't know man. I have 2 emails: public, and semi-public. My public email is used to register for all sorts of things. My semi-public is only used to register for the most important things, and is posted on several internet profiles as a
742.
by readme 14y ago
Sorry -- my fault. I skimmed your article and I guess I missed this part. That is a bit ridiculous that they retained your password. Still though, logging in after rebuilding and configuring your system would have been a sane move.
743.
by readme 14y ago
At a glance, this is a book about productivity and time management. Any self-respecting productive manager of time would not waste an entire day reading such outdated and overly verbose prose. TL;DR FTW [EDIT] I'm back, I just read the tl;d
744.
by readme 14y ago
I agree. To me it sounds more like root vulnerability on OPs system . He did not change his password after using the automated password reset, knowing the password was sent in plain text.
745.
by readme 14y ago
BoundCollectionAdapter! Nice! I will check it out.
746.
by readme 14y ago
Yeah -- I am wondering if possible troll? I think it's unlikely that there'd be more than one Stefan Keung in Switzerland coming to hacker news. So if OP is who he says he is, then he's seriously delusional right now. TortoiseSVN is a huge
747.
by readme 14y ago
Looks like a great idea. I have a few questions about it: 1. How does this work if you're using it in a ListAdapter? Should it even be used there? 2. It seems like it would play nice with jackson, as jackson will only call your setters and
748.
by readme 14y ago
As a practicing software developer who works on web applications daily, I did not get hooked after reading your site. If you want to acquire me as a user you should post some instructional tutorials and videos on how I can use your service
749.
by readme 14y ago
$8 I hope that's for two people. $8 is obscene for an overpriced coffee.
750.
by readme 14y ago
> If possible, find people who have worked with the candidate that the candidate did not suggest you talk to. You need to do this discretely - e.g. don't call their current boss to ask how good they are thereby screwing over the candi

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