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by supervillain 14y ago
Well I just killall chrome processes anyway for my desktop to be usable, these multiple and dozens of chrome processes is an absolute nuisance, and it crashes my machine, my desktop, chrome is not even reliable coz it crashes on me everytim
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by supervillain 14y ago
I wonder what's wrong with this comment, I get downvoted for wishing out loud for a supercomputer to code on?
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by supervillain 14y ago
If any big companies today would be the first to utilize Bitcoin and use them, they would really glad that they did, with the prices of bitcoin soaring, the more people invest in it the more the price gets higher and people trusts the curre
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by supervillain 14y ago
Banks is still necessary to migrate analog currencies to digital currencies in todays financial economy. People trust banks and they would also be offering support on how to use the new currency, and with their investments on the highest se
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by supervillain 14y ago
Imagine, if banks are using a bitcoin wallet, issues a bitcoin card (in a form of debit, savings card or credit card) with private keys on back and public keys on front, the bank then deposits money into the wallet then the end user withdra
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by supervillain 14y ago
Oh I wish I have a supercomputer and could play with one right now.
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by supervillain 14y ago
Is Persona reviving the old Microsoft Passport? Microsoft first implemented this in early 2000s, I remember Microsoft Passport marketing the single sign-on feature, it did not catch up. http://www.nytimes.com/2001/09/20/technology/20SOFT.h
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by supervillain 14y ago
Thank you so much for this post, this gives me a little bit of hope and urge me to keep trucking. I too was a man full of rejection: 1. I was kicked as a co-founder of a successful startup. 2. Upon finding a full-time job, a year later I wa
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by supervillain 14y ago
Number 1 rule for hiring geeks. - Do not ask for a .doc Microsoft Word document resume Because we might be scrambling and downloading LibreOffice and converting our .latex resume to .doc, if you want to get our attention, ask for TXT, PDF o
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by supervillain 14y ago
Looks and feels like ruby-lang.org Just saying.
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by supervillain 14y ago
If you give someone a job that is not their forte, the odds are they may be really good at it, or not. Well, Jesus is a carpenter, Peter was a fisherman, Bill Gates is an economist, Steve Jobs is a marketing guy. See the pattern here?
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by supervillain 14y ago
So it's a winmodem for HDMI.
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by supervillain 14y ago
Zopfli sounds like a pharmaceutical drug.
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Instinctive sleeping and resting postures(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
1 points by supervillain 14y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How to regain interest in Programming?
4 points by supervillain 14y ago|6 comments
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by supervillain 14y ago
Seeing Paul speaks in video for the first time gives the impression that he is an interesting character, someone like interviewing Nikolai Tesla or Albert Einstein.
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by supervillain 14y ago
Fabrice Bellard is the man!
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by supervillain 14y ago
I couldn't see the Steel Battalion controller for the original Xbox.
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by supervillain 14y ago
I wonder if Facebook stores it's password in clear-text, since you can login with either 'Password' or 'password', does it hash the first character and the rest into 2 different hashes? If not, we have a our passwords in readable form in th
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by supervillain 14y ago
I cannot express how happy am I working remotely, I am more productive, I can be with my dogs, I can think much more clearly. But unfortunately, I get terminated for working remotely in the past 3 jobs I have as a programmer. I live and wor
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by supervillain 14y ago
I had 3 different recruiters who contacted me via email (2008, 2010, 2012), all 3 interviews failed, and if I'll be contacted again next year or so for the 4th time, I just wish Oracle won the Java lawsuit against Google. Yes, I'm bitter no
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by supervillain 15y ago
Here's my programming language usage history so far. (learned order) 1. DOS batch scripting (1994) 2. C (1996) 3. Bash (1998) 4. Pascal (2000) 5. PHP (2001) 6. Ruby (2002) 7. Javascript (2004) 8. Python (2005) 9. Ruby (2009-present) Now I'm
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Every Startup Office Should Have
3 points by supervillain 15y ago|5 comments
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by supervillain 15y ago
I think Upverter might be one of the most important app that exists today. Try pitching them internationally in schools, colleges, universities... You will gain overwhelming momentum.
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Create a new software license to protect the Internet
1 points by supervillain 15y ago|1 comments
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by supervillain 15y ago
There's an essay called "College Uneducation" by Jorge Bocobo, which tackles about current social problems involving learning. He specified each problems and called it Book-worship, Misguided Zeal, Professional Philistinism, etc. If you wan
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by supervillain 16y ago
UX is something people feel, a UX/UI designer have to put on end-user's shoes and be emotionally attached to it, as an artist and as a human-being. You can copy their work but it's hard to copy their genuine motivation, inspiration and emot
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by supervillain 16y ago
This is awesome, reminds me of the days of writing CGI apps in bash.
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by supervillain 16y ago
I'll just endure the gout pain, with crutches to walk and sleep all day so that the pain will pass. (with that price for colchicine)
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by supervillain 16y ago
Here's an example of a super organized CSS, with table-of-contents, https://www.mint.com/css/rd/mint.css

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