samiur1204

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   When Saddam tried to build a supercomputing cluster out of PS2s(wnd.com)

   2 points by samiur1204 14y ago|2 comments
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   by samiur1204 14y ago

   I second this, my first impression is definitely that the design is confusing and not attractive. Secondly, I'm really not even sure how this site would benefit me. You need to make that clear on your landing page. You need to sell your ide
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   by samiur1204 14y ago

   Reading Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace. It's an incredible novel, but very dense and over 1000 pages. It's a trek, but has been so worth it so far.
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   by samiur1204 14y ago

   Damn, that Amsung sure is working hard for it's ales.
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   MessageMeNot: Online Dating Horror Stories(messagemenot.com)

   1 points by samiur1204 14y ago|0 comments
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   A Love Letter to Employers(blog.jobsuitors.com)

   1 points by samiur1204 14y ago|1 comments
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   by samiur1204 14y ago

   I second that, it's definitely a great resource. Also, check out: 1. http://talks.golang.org/2012/concurrency.slide#1 for concurrency ideas with Go 2. http://cplus.about.com/od/google-go/a/Learn-To-Program-Go-Tu... : A great intro
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   by samiur1204 14y ago

   Hey, Check out http://www.jobsuitors.com and http://blog.jobsuitors.com . Contact me if you're interested in the idea. Good Luck!
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   SICP: A must read if you're interested in Functional Programming(sicpebook.files.wordpress.com)

   4 points by samiur1204 14y ago|0 comments
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    by samiur1204 14y ago

    Yea, that's totally fair. Unless we're talking about Rush Limbaugh or Justin Bieber.
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    by samiur1204 14y ago

    Ahh, that might be nice to get to someday.
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    by samiur1204 14y ago

    Well, you come up with a way to identify "indefensibly stupid" comments, and then I'll get behind it.
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    by samiur1204 14y ago

    While I think there are objectively bad comments, the attitude you're taking towards them may be a little unfair. People may have some opinions that are objectively wrong that can be repaired through allowing their comments to be seen and h
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    by samiur1204 14y ago

    Actually have read Dostoyevsky's Notes from Underground. I'll look into the other book that you recommended too. And personally, I have nothing against people being religious and wasn't belittling that sentiment. I merely think that many pe
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    by samiur1204 14y ago

    Well. while I absolutely find these comments to be unhelpful, it's definitely not a good idea to censor comments or explicitly ban them. I'd like to think that we can filter out these comments by the community downvoting them rather than PG
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    by samiur1204 14y ago

    I'm sure a few people agree with what he said, because people tend to get swayed by forceful statements (eg. this is how Fox gets its viewership).
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    by samiur1204 14y ago

    I'm never surprised to see these sorts of comments even in discussion forums that I hold in high esteem, such as HN. As an engineer, I've seen pretty heated arguments about very silly things such as whose editor is better. These are general
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    Jobsuitors: Finding the One That Fits(blog.jobsuitors.com)

    1 points by samiur1204 14y ago|0 comments
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    by samiur1204 14y ago

    There is also a case to be made that even though initial investors took the risk to get a lower cap, they benefit from later investments even if they get a lower cap since the company becomes more valuable, making it more likely that they w
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    by samiur1204 14y ago

    I got in just 27 minutes before you: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5371322 ;P
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    by samiur1204 14y ago

    Hi Craig, Thanks for your post and sending ⟨link⟩ our way, we really appreciate it and always enjoy reading about We'll Be Circling Back. Keep 'em coming! We loved We'll Be Circling Back and are impressed by both it's background and the sta
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    by samiur1204 14y ago

    Hey there, I used to Vim too, and started using Emacs since I started doing a lot of Clojure development. Since then, I have not looked back. The power and flexibility of Emacs is second to almost none. Just the other day, I was working on
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    by samiur1204 14y ago

    I recently got myself a 27" 2560 x 1440 monitor at home primarily for programming. At work, I have 2 24" 1920 x 1080 screens with a really nice monitor mount and a laptop stand, so I have 3 screens at the same time. I have to say, that I ri