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sequoia
14y ago
Surpised tmux wasn't mentioned in the list of core tools; Author has written about it before it seems. tmux is the key to building an IDE in *nix for me.
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sequoia
14y ago
You are correct. I guess I was just concerned that declaring that working on a project for any amount of time, no matter how small, precludes work on anything else for the rest of the day sounds a bit too inflexible, bordering on incompeten
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sequoia
14y ago
Cool! Lots of neat discussion there. I must say however, that "If I work an hour for you I can't work for anyone the rest of the day" argument is one I wouldn't want to pitch to a prospect. Seriously? If you work for 1 hour on project X
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14y ago
http://meloukhia.net/2009/07/hipster_racism.html > Hipster racism involves making derogatory comments with a racial basis in an attempt to seem witty and above it all. Specifically, the idea is to sound ironic, as in “I’m allowed to s
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sequoia
14y ago
link or something? I'm also curious.
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Newegg refuses to repair defective laptop because user installed Linux
(consumerist.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
requesting info on a real, existing user on illegal-in-USA.ru -> GET /users/real-user-name HTTP/1.1 Host: illegal-in-USA.ru <- HTTP/1.1 451 Unavailable For Legal Reasons requesting info on a fake , nonexistent user on i
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14y ago
http://vim-adventures.com/ press L to read license. I seek to highlight how Doron convinced me to buy without getting any more specific about the offering; the quality of the response demonstrated his bona fides to me.
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The value of customer service
(pastie.org)
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sequoia
14y ago
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14y ago
I think the gist of the post is intriguing but I felt that there were too many of these seemingly thin-air sourced assertions for me to take it without a grain of salt. I think a lot of the stuff could be true and it makes sense to me, but
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sequoia
14y ago
Not sure what you mean by bubbling. Are you referring to google's Evil Magic which does such a frustratingly good job of predict my intent? Yes, it is a double edged sword indeed.
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sequoia
14y ago
preface: I have ddg as my default search engine on all browsers on all computers I use and evangelize for them regularly. DuckDuckGo SERPs DO suck. If you've used the service much, I don't think this requires a more detailed description bu
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sequoia
14y ago
"There is a natural tendency to want to contradict the story, and do it first." Bang on the head. Gabriel just described most top comments on HN threads. :)
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14y ago
405 Method Not Allowed Code: MethodNotAllowed Message: The specified method is not allowed against this resource. ResourceType: OBJECT Method: POST RequestId: 3A55FAAF9B44B42E HostId: FYBUd4PTAHdDYU5mnv90
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14y ago
I don't understand what is confusing people. As sp332 pointed out, it says plenty about the goal on the front page. Yes, Mozilla does seem to have a sprawling, amorphous, and somewhat bewildering product catalog, but that doesn't mean the
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14y ago
I know the email thing is a put off but if it's any consolation, the email isn't (immediately) confirmed, nor is the password. Just use a dummy email (try yopmail), you can probably change it later. I agree on principal but this tool is co
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14y ago
The ninja trope is a put off for me but it's common so I just ignored it, but then Japan's rising sun motif appears full-page, just to make clear we're talking about Asians... Can't we come up with some other cultural stereotype to exploit
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14y ago
This article seems to just be a lazy rehashing of the Mother Jones story www.motherjones.com/media/2012/04/silicon-valley-brogrammer-culture-sexist-sxsw They mention the exact same examples ('bro down and crush' & bikini shots) even. I
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14y ago
Well frankly I think my "they might read my chat in finch" is a stretch, but no, I don't think that assuming google's goal is to stretch their tentacular roots as deeply as possible into the fertile, loamy soil of my private information is
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sequoia
14y ago
Thank you, this makes sense, tho I'd still prefer to have a different download option that doesn't require logging in.
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14y ago
I opened chrome to check this out, but it wants me to "sign in" to install the extension. For me this is a bridge too far: I don't care to tell google about every single extension/application (extensplication?) I'm using. Like many people,
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sequoia
15y ago
If others create dummy content anything like I do, you'd do better to name yourself asdffsadf asfafs.
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sequoia
15y ago
Recording your employees' use of company computers, given proper disclosure, is an employers prerogative. It's also legal (in some locales) for parents to do this to their children. I find it immoral, personally (the latter), but this is
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15y ago
To view the generated site you can run the command python -m SimpleHTTPServer inside the public directory. I'm confused: you're starting a python server (adding a python dependency to your instructions) to serve static files?
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15y ago
Thanks in advance for feedback! Feedback on the code (this I'm particularly interested in), or the concept, or the presentation. The bookmarklet itself is here: http://sequoia.github.com/afonigizer/
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Show HN: Afonigizer: Pseudo-Anonymize Facebook for Screenshots
(github.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
"generating a feed of stories personalized for members of a social network" "tagging digital media" "methods for enabling users to fetch items" hahahaha... I can't help but chuckle when reading these. Why don't they own the patents for "
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sequoia
15y ago
I downvoted most of the top comments on this subthread. This has nothing to do with the topic of this article or this discussion, nor is this even relevant to most people here. Please hash out your pissing contest / interpersonal grudges
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15y ago
This is an interesting bit of trivia and fun to know, but I beg front end devs: PLEASE do not take this as anything more than an interesting bit of trivia. Please do not incorporate this information into your workflow; it would be pure f
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sequoia
15y ago
I am interested in hearing this story. Please do so, make a post, and submit to hackernews.
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