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391.
by shortlived 16y ago
I think fedd was kidding... don't forget Bulgarians and Tuvans.
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by shortlived 16y ago
> - Most people need wireless connectivity not more than once or twice a year. Where do you get this idea? Why in the world would I ever want to "wire" my house for the internet by running cat5 cables everywhere when I can buy a box tha
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by shortlived 16y ago
How do we even know s/he is Russian?
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by shortlived 16y ago
I think the point is more that it is reinforcing a negative stereotype, that all Russians pirate software, squat on names, etc.
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by shortlived 16y ago
> I am sure if my financial situation where different, I would still feel the same. This is based on your current "safe" mindset. I can assure you that if you were in a very different financial situation that your thinking would most li
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by shortlived 16y ago
Any downsides to having your own in-house source control system? Got any horror stories of bugs in it?
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by shortlived 16y ago
2600.com
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by shortlived 16y ago
Why? You don't need a lot of money to have a unique and meaningful wedding.
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by shortlived 16y ago
I hear often "units test... beautiful code" and well, I agree that code can start off that way but how does this style of development/train of thought work in the long term? Are there any examples of agile software that is over 5 years old?
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by shortlived 16y ago
> Netbeans isn't Visual Studio You can say that again. It's also way behind Eclipse. It's amazing how good an IDE can be when you have a large corporation behind it (I.e. MS or IBM).
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by shortlived 16y ago
> Mono was painful, at least for me I'm interested to hear more about mono, what was painful exactly? How is the performance compared to the MS implementation?
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by shortlived 16y ago
I work on 500k lines of Java code and I really like static typing in this case. Eclipse is incredible for code navigation.
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by shortlived 16y ago
I work with a team of former Lisp hackers, who saw through the hype and have built some pretty cool software in the last decade.
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by shortlived 16y ago
He reminds me a lot of RMS, "It's not Linux, it's GNU/Linux".
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by shortlived 16y ago
> It's Emmanuel. Actually it's Eric Corley.
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by shortlived 16y ago
> illegal == illegitimate form of protest I'm having some great laughs at everyone here on HN that has never have read a bit about the history of protest movements and labor unions in the US.
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by shortlived 16y ago
> Because of this action, Now I can't make money and support my family. The same can be said about real world strikes which stop services or brick and mortar businesses.
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by shortlived 16y ago
> Also available for Austria, The Czech Republic, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Hungary. Where can I find these?
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by shortlived 16y ago
> I don't think "corporate America" has any particular stake in the 8-hour day. If anything, employers would undoubtedly want to have the power to shape the work schedules of employees in more flexible ways, especially by being able to
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by shortlived 16y ago
I was fixing a makefile the other day with a coworker and it ended up being an indentation issue. And then we asked out loud why anyone would repeat this hell again... Now, I am not a python programmer, but I am interested to learn more abo
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by shortlived 16y ago
> The only real alternative is Soylatte[0], which is fairly purpose-specific. What do you mean exactly by "purpose-specific"?
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by shortlived 16y ago
Also, support Firefox.
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by shortlived 16y ago
Maybe shrink the vertical space a bit so the "try it now" button is guaranteed to be visible without scrolling..