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by rozap 14y ago
This article is just plain stupid. Apple's service isn't what it once was, their hardware is lower quality now, blah blah blah...we all know that. Have you been living under a rock for the past 3 years? "and Linux… Well, as someone who help
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by rozap 14y ago
Thanks for the heads up on Mandrill, I'll check out their solution for when I launch my project.
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by rozap 14y ago
I'd like to step through this line of thinking. First let's agree on three things: - Recently the gender/sex/sexism issue in software has grown. There are programs to try and get more women involved, which is cool. There's generally a post
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by rozap 14y ago
Pray, gkoberger, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?
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by rozap 14y ago
It's a good point. I wonder why fuckedcompany hasn't been re-created.
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by rozap 14y ago
Not sure how HN does it, but reddit sorts by the wilson score. It seems like a logical way to sort these sorts of things. http://www.evanmiller.org/how-not-to-sort-by-average-rating....
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by rozap 14y ago
No one ever insinuated that Google is completely open with Android. That would be a ridiculous claim. However, I think it's hard to argue that the ecosystem is more closed off than iOS or Windows Phone. Until Firefox OS and Ubuntu for Andro
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by rozap 14y ago
I feel so sorry for guys and girls responsible for keeping the systems up and running at EA. Days without sleep, without a doubt. And I'm sure their managers are cracking the whips and blaming all the bad things an them. It just makes me sa
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by rozap 14y ago
This was a great article, summed it all up really nicely. Judge Wright's moves in this big game of chess are especially good. He really wants to get to the truth.
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by rozap 14y ago
Disrupt. Disrupt. Disrupt. Crisis averted.
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by rozap 14y ago
Clever. But just like with regexps, the issue arises when a programmer applies them to every situation he/she encounters. Obviously they need not be avoided like the plague, but rather used when the situation calls for them.
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by rozap 14y ago
That's why they get paid the big bucks. Genius!
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by rozap 14y ago
Did you know that men are capable of emotional attachment as well?
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by rozap 14y ago
Not entirely true. The tactfulness of response given is really a function of how much of an asshole someone is, rather than their gender. Both men and women get rejected in polite, and awful ways. It's just life.
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by rozap 14y ago
I think the parent comment is absolutely right, more competition in the industry can only be a good thing from a societal perspective, as the highest quality workers take the jobs from the poor performers. Obviously from your perspective it
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by rozap 14y ago
I'm always curious as to why more people don't go with a hybrid approach. For a lot of my projects, it ends up being the simplest and cleanest solution. Maybe it doesn't really scale well when you have a lot of people working on the codebas
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by rozap 14y ago
Not to mention, many ecommerce sites explicitly forbid this sort of thing. I'd be interested to know how they got around it.
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by rozap 14y ago
But neither of these are geared towards a RESTful implementation, unless I'm missing something.
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by rozap 14y ago
I'd like to see more of these as well. Not only does it put the chances of success into perspective, but there is a ton to be gained from mistakes. Failing is a fact of life, the least we can do is learn and help others learn from our failu
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by rozap 14y ago
Because the rise of Microsoft caused malaria. Your logic here is fantastic.
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by rozap 14y ago
Really? I wasn't aware. I thought I knew plenty of competent women who weren't "bitches". I guess I was mistaken.
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by rozap 14y ago
A completely agree here. Even though I get complimented at work about code quality, I just feel like the open source community is somehow "more serious". Like, what if I'm doing this whole coding thing completely wrong?
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by rozap 14y ago
From the comments... >You haven't shipped anything and you're already pontificating on your artistry? You might be hipsters. Welp, that sums it all up. Not much substance otherwise.
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by rozap 14y ago
You may eventually realize that not all publicity is good publicity. ...bro.
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by rozap 14y ago
Is this a fucking joke? Who needs this? This is not only classless, but from a purely objective standpoint, who would actually use this thing? With your target demographic in mind, it seems to me like it will turn into the greasiest, skeezi
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by rozap 14y ago
You can use Chromium.
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by rozap 14y ago
Glad to see there are others that are just as confused as I am. It looks like a fancy, general interest forum. Why?
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by rozap 14y ago
I don't think I know anyone who has done all these things. You pick and choose. There are only 24 hours in a day. But yes, college is an expensive way to figure out what you love doing. Even if that thing that you love doing is just hitting
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by rozap 14y ago
I'm with you on this. mv* Javascript frameworks just don't make a lot of sense on a primarily "document" (and I use that term loosely) based site, like Wikipedia. Things like backbone have their place, but it isn't on every site every made.
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by rozap 14y ago
The war on drugs is perhaps the biggest civil rights fiasco currently. Unnecessary and unjust incarcerations are absolutely inexcusable, and they fall almost exclusively on the minorities. i502 is not a bill about getting high, there is so

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