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rick2047
17y ago
Not to be negative but why the perception that someone spelling "you" as "u" is illiterate? Also if you look at my all posts I personally use the full form and correct spellings (thanks spell checks) of words. My movement was not just limit
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17y ago
I can too agree we must tell people that its not hacking but phisihing so they can be better aware of threats like these.
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rick2047
17y ago
If you look at it closely my responses are replys to specific posts. I am not against being downvoted. To me it just proves that people are not buying my view, and that I am totally different. Which is good, in a way. Also to you this may b
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17y ago
who said anything about a war or winning anything?Is stating your opinion about something been called being a jerk these days?Have we been so caught up in being a "Stylist community" that we care so much about style that anyone against it i
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17y ago
Well I dont think its the authors job to make it always aesthetically pleasing to everybody, he just wanted to convey his ideas and he did. I am not concerned about the tenth of a second I save by not typing y and o but the one second I do
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17y ago
Why use two extra characters when you can get away with one?I know this logic does not appeal to many, but must you not judge the post by its content and not by its language?I mean you know when he is saying "u" he means "you" and language
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17y ago
I dont understand why people are taking that post of mine against clojure so seriously, and if they are why they are misinterpreting it. I never said anything against the language or even the JVM in they-are-very-bad sense.Its just a psych
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17y ago
I may be wrong but I think it all started with http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=859669
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17y ago
If I got down voted so many times just for this comment clojure sure must be a fine language.But I am still not going to learn it just because it targets the JVM. But maybe some day I will forget the 3 sleep less nights I spent rewriting th
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17y ago
Mine are actually more dramatic and I consider it a partial form of duality. This is because I can sense what I am doing but it seems almost a third person view. When I am working feverishly on a math problem (which are not very advanced co
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17y ago
I dont know but your advice does not appeal to me, I mean clojure just doesnt cut it. And i dont wanna go into the hassel of anything java (it ate up my master high school end project, I rewrote it in ruby then). What about haskell I know i
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17y ago
I too pronounce it Sue Doo, but because first time I read it this was what I made of the word
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17y ago
Umm...analyzing self...Beep...Beep...Beep...Panic...Panic...Panic...... I have all the characteristics for a BBM, from top to bottom. Whats worse?I dont even ,know lisp!!!!!What do I do what do I do????!!!!!!!!1
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17y ago
isnt groovy just java on steroids?and with no haskell or any of the Lisps this list is truely meaningless.
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17y ago
Maan... I thought such things were happening to me only. Though my focus was on getting a partner for my research/hacking escapades. I joined up university in great expectations that I will have to pick people from a fair sized pool of like
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17y ago
I totally agree with you.that is just very close to the human nature
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17y ago
You know many people actually try to intentionally not become something like the intended audience of that article. People around us can be really dumb, you know like in a high school (or like in my case even college). Now the key here beco
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17y ago
A crusade between programmers is just inevitable. But what the author rightly pointed out is,what we must do first is ask ourselves "Is it worth the fight/time/brain cells/what have you?". In some places yes it is. Like for example, if you
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17y ago
this is so cool, is it just me or someone else also thinks its something along the lines of NUMB3Rs the prime time serial (which is my all time fav TV program).
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17y ago
Actually I have heard many scientists utter something along the line of -- "I find the barriers between disciplines often quite an artificial creation here doctor, the more I study the more I see the connections that bind this universe
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My obsession with your nostalgia...
(lifeasparesh.blogspot.com)
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An Apple can be defined as the state-of-the-art PC :) maybe
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Come on dude that must have been cool.My opinion sell the story at Hollywood they need just such a thing to stitch together another Computer-brings-doomsday movie. I don't care how big budgeted these movies are but they always are a good la
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mine was something similar to hoppy.What I basically tried to do was write a ruby script that generated newer ruby scripts.And what did all these ruby scripts do?they scaned the long long equation and then try to put in different values in
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I dont know about the others but I do feel just like you. I had also posted something like this here http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=824178 . And about philosophy I think every true hacker is a philosopher in its true sense. Hacking is
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There is no such thing as an intro CS course in our college, but on the other hand math and statistics have been my hobby for a long so i think i have already covered what you would call intro. Actually here courses are pretty much fixed my
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Ask HN:Can a CS guy survive in electronics work?
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