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14y ago
No. That's cow-orkers. Piers are raised structures, including bridge and building supports and walkways, typically supported by widely spread piles or pillars.
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14y ago
A piece of string is precisely 1.2cm long.
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14y ago
Define "SQLite service".
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14y ago
There's no "there" there.
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14y ago
Please don't tell my parents I'm a programmer. They think I'm a piano player at a brothel.
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14y ago
> 1 - what do you think about users paying in advance? You have to pay in advance. Right? So of course you'll have to get paid in advance.
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14y ago
IMNSHO, Snow Leopard is the last release of OS/X that didn't suck. Actually it may be Xcode 3 that really made the difference -- all I know is that when I had Snow Leopard on all my machines it was easy to write Mac apps in Lisp. Now I have
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14y ago
Hand washing requires both soap and water. If I were to apply soap first I'd be unable to turn the water on without smearing soap onto the faucet. So yes. I apply water before the soap because getting water on the soap dispenser causes no
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14y ago
Fuck what they think.
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14y ago
In my 25+ year career, the periods where I accomplished the most and am most proud of my accomplishments are in fact those times I averaged somewhere between 25 and 30 hours per week. Those times when I've been part of a team that valued
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14y ago
Before you invest time in a test, perhaps you should invest a little time in presenting yourself as someone who actually could hire a freelancer. I'd have contacted you last month if all your domains didn't lead to dead-end godaddy pages.
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14y ago
If you make something people want badly enough that they'll pay for it -- and put it in the app store for them to buy -- then yes.
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14y ago
If you took the time to learn elisp, you'd experience the same ease with emacs. You didn't always know python. You learned it. I own and use Sublime Text 2 -- and I do enjoy it. I also use and enjoy emacs. Sublime Text 2 is far prettier.
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14y ago
(cons 'ccl 'clojure)
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14y ago
Much of that traffic of course, is people searching for solutions to problems with the database they already have. So rather than showing popularity, I suspect that chart actually ranks databii in terms of suckitude.
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14y ago
"The bikespike is the first ever hardware/software solution that increases the chances of law enforcement recovering your bike." Not true. Ignoring the fact that law enforcement doesn't give a damn about recovering your bike -- there's al
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14y ago
> would an incubator accept a non-programmer with a decent idea? Why not ask incubators? There is no better tactic.
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14y ago
Ah, so apparently you have yet to discover the secret to enjoying life. It's called "not giving a fuck" and it works like a charm. And by the way, I have frightening dreadlocks and though I may in fact, get the occasional "YOU'RE a programm
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14y ago
It doesn't matter what path you take -- it is a long road to competence in any endeavor. Without a foundation in CS theory, you are likely to fail to recognize the truly monumental blunders as they're taking shape.
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14y ago
Fuck what they think. Harden the fuck up.
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14y ago
of course
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14y ago
Start by turning around 180 degrees. You're going the wrong way.
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14y ago
I'd concentrate first on building internally consistent mental models. A Lisp repl, I think, would be a fantastic tool for this -- and I suspect "Common Lisp, An Interactive Approach" might be the perfect text for homework.
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14y ago
Because ruby sucks -- just kidding... I didn't know python devs even had much of an opinion about the ruby folks.
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14y ago
I limit it to 132 characters, the standard line printer page width. I follow it completely, regardless of language.
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14y ago
Annnnnnd it's gone.
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14y ago
Pull requests gladly accepted.
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14y ago
I find it funny that HN apparently removes the word "penis" from titles.
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14y ago
In the beginning there was sccs.
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14y ago
That wouldn't have been a malaprop. A malaprop is a misused word that sounds like the correct word.
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