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by rxooo 14y ago
We did it Reddit!
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by rxooo 14y ago
Tumblr quote that.
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by rxooo 14y ago
As a 16 year old, telling someone something is good because of their age is very detrimental to their learning later in life. I wish people didn't treat me differently when i programmed when I was younger. It creates a fixed mindset.
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by rxooo 14y ago
Why would he not ship the item via mail?
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by rxooo 14y ago
Ok this is an awesome idea. I'm a student and really cheap and I don't really like using my credit card to buy things online but this is awesome. This is what I was searching for for about a week last year. Google docs/cloud based code edit
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Ask HN: How would a high schooler find CS mentor?
6 points by rxooo 14y ago|4 comments
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by rxooo 14y ago
A lot of people give unwarranted applause to young developers. So it's pretty easy for it to go their heads. I definitely agree that doing something at a younger age doesn't really mean that it's "better".
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by rxooo 14y ago
I'm curious as to see how much he charged for the lessons.
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by rxooo 14y ago
My browser (chrome) doesn't support position: sticky so I guess the solution proposed is a lot better for compatibility.
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by rxooo 14y ago
All I have to say is, About Fucking Time. How did they not have this feature before?
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by rxooo 14y ago
Honestly, it takes way too many clicks to find out when the next episode is. Fist I have to drag, then click. It should really be a 1 step thing.
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by rxooo 14y ago
That's really odd, I am able to replicate the situation described above.
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by rxooo 14y ago
how? I am unable to replicate this bug
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by rxooo 14y ago
Is this article only important because it was posted by a student at MIT? Frankly, this is a description of any person with self esteem problems, being at MIT doesn't make it any more 'interesting' or 'deep'.