shurane

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by shurane 14y ago
But there are so many things that are propagated that aren't important. Consistently negative world news, for starters.
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by shurane 14y ago
The courses you took in a University hold merit in the system. Other people in University can evaluate you better by knowing which classes you pass or fail, because they know the difficulty of said classes. It works well in a closed system.
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by shurane 14y ago
What do you mean by 'specialist debug hardware'?
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by shurane 14y ago
At least they'll learn from this venture. Maybe avoid the mistakes made on their next such adventure.
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by shurane 14y ago
They should follow an IRC or Jabber model. Anyone can host an IRC/jabber server. Maybe App.net can make an industrial twitter server to be hosted on windows, *nix, etc. But of course, that's not what App.net is going after. That is what I t
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by shurane 14y ago
I imagine that 'education' that most kids are forced to have to be considered as 'involuntary servitude', then. Age withstanding, even if you don't see them fit to make their own decisions.
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by shurane 14y ago
You know, there is a merit to balancing descriptions between technical and understandable to the uninformed. That doesn't mean every post has to explain what a monad is or the ideology behind NoSQL vs SQL, but you can't just assume everyone
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by shurane 14y ago
| Another great thing is that shell scripts and pipes naturally and automagically take advantage of multi-core systems What about the sharing of state?
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by shurane 14y ago
More volume, cheaper per unit pricing, same support overall, more or less. Cheap app prices are certainly setting the bar higher.
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by shurane 14y ago
By the way, where is AlleyNYC's webpage?
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by shurane 14y ago
But think of the reduced complexity (in terms of characters) this language is! This makes me think of the small amount of primitives needed to make a LISP machine. Or Brainfuck. Or Unlambda.
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by shurane 14y ago
I would like to say that age is not indicative of capabilities. That could have just as likely happened to a 25 year old or 65 year old.
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by shurane 14y ago
So he still needs to host something that forwards information to the browser? Shucks.
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by shurane 14y ago
Simple statement: stop being so cool . On a related note, keep at it. I hope you go places. And where/how did you get the idea? Things like this make me wonder why I'm not having fun creating neat (and useful!) things.
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by shurane 14y ago
Were you following Qt closely, to know about all these Qt attempts? It's a shame that Qt on other platforms didn't work out... It would be a nice alternative to HTML5 and iOS and Android defaults.
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by shurane 14y ago
Maybe you just had a bad approach? Linear algebra is loads of fun, methinks. And you need a good teacher or appreciation of the material for that. And it's something you slowly forget if you don't put it to use.
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by shurane 14y ago
Apart from not being prejudiced against the 'bridge and tunnnel' crowd and cheaper rates, what differentiates AlleyNYC from other coworking spaces? General Assembly and New Work City also offer classes and host events. I know there is an in
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by shurane 14y ago
You sound almost sarcastic there, but I'm guessing you respond in earnest?
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by shurane 14y ago
Personally, I think that everyone should have some form of programming chops. If only so people can program in the features that they want/need into the software they use. That's why I think programmers as users (that can contribute back!)
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by shurane 14y ago
I'm going to be a bit pedantic: switching to another editor is also effort spent. Learning how to use Eclipse, IntelliJ, Visual Studio, Vim, Emacs, ed, etc. etc. Some stuff is simple (text input from a keyboard), but they each have their ow
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by shurane 14y ago
But gedit is pretty impressive, still! It's extendable too, maybe just not to the extent of Textmate.
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by shurane 14y ago
Sorry, I didn't mean to attack you or anything. I'm just praising the model and abilities of open-source and how much power it gives to the user. I'm extending this idea of rolling your own code to anything/everything open-source, not just
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by shurane 14y ago
I just want to mention that it's a lot easier to replace and swap parts in a PC than on a phone or tablet. Mobile devices are unmodular solutions that one can't swap out for 'newer parts', the way desktops, and to some extent laptops are. I
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by shurane 14y ago
I think Microsoft has more consistent quality across a variety of hardware than Linux does. After all, they've put money into it, it's in the interest of hardware companies to support their brand of hardware with all its intricacies and dri
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by shurane 14y ago
I think it would be nice if you expanded the look of your resume to your webpage. Your resume looks impressive, your landing page, much less so. I like the look of consistency.
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by shurane 14y ago
Maybe those teachers have preferential treatment towards LaTeX users? Heh. Someone should test this out sending resumes to companies to net the initial interviews. And what about the type of parchment one uses? There are stationery conventi
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by shurane 14y ago
That is impressive. That's a lot of work to hide your activities from other people, though. Sufficiently paranoid? I say yes. But then again, I have not met many impressive hackers in real life. How much reading up did you have to do to fig
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by shurane 14y ago
It's better than nothing. The lack of activity means the author isn't very interested in continuing the project. But you can find another lead developer to run the project, at least. That's the merit of open-source.
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by shurane 14y ago
I wonder if there is still enough interest in the app where people will contribute all of the community's desired changes -- I hope there is. I don't get what you mean by "if there is still enough interest". If you wanted a particular fea
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by shurane 14y ago
Could you give examples of some of these questions that are marked "closed as not constructive"? Otherwise, we have no idea what questions in particular you are talking about. I've had completely positive experiences with StackOverflow, so

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