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Microsoft announces quarterly dividend increase and share repurchase program(microsoft.com)
35 points by vukmir 13y ago|36 comments
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by vukmir 13y ago
>"The stars fade in one by one in a and they continue to fade in and out in a subtle fashion. The clouds also go left to right continuously." Until I read your description I didn't even notice it. Your homepage has a lot o
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by vukmir 13y ago
Not bad, but I think his hands are tied here. PHP is simply too big to fail. I expect a series of bailouts.
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by vukmir 13y ago
My favorites: 1. Self-proclaimed "visionary" seeks technical cofounder. 2. Blue Screen Of Death As A Service 3. "Node.js is a Ghetto" by Ryan Dahl and Zed Shaw
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by vukmir 13y ago
Then, we are screwed.
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by vukmir 13y ago
Sorry, I wasn't clear enough. The guy didn't know that such things such as open source, git, Ruby, Python, Perl,... even existed. I find it impossible to browse the web and not to run into them, but it seems to be quite possible.
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by vukmir 13y ago
It appears that only Hitler can kill Hitler, and perhaps, Chuck Norris.
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by vukmir 13y ago
Amusing, true. False, I don't think so. P.S. I'm not separating the West and Christianity. Just pointing out that today, in my opinion, the countries of Scandinavia can be considered to be peaceful, prosperous, and (mostly) atheis
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by vukmir 13y ago
>"None of the other programmers had even heard of Lisp..." To the HN crowd, this is almost unbelievable, but it is not the worst I've heard. This summer, going on a vacation, I sat next to a working programmer who's k
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by vukmir 13y ago
>"Where are the peaceable, prosperous, and happy atheist nations hiding?" In Scandinavia, perhaps?
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by vukmir 13y ago
konstantintin, there in no need to be MEAN .
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by vukmir 13y ago
Isn't it a bit pretentious to call a bootcamp that will teach you how to build modern web apps: "The CS Degree for the 21st Century."?
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by vukmir 13y ago
>"If you stop looking for gender obstacles you will probably see other aspects of your situation with new clarity." True, but also, you'll get attacked by those people who find their gender/race/looks/weight
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by vukmir 13y ago
If you have enough time, the Robert Sedgewick's course[1] could be the answer you're looking for. It's much more engaging to watch video lectures and discuss the material with other students than it is to read articles on Wik
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by vukmir 13y ago
No, a couple locations in Europe. I've just tried it with two locations in the US and it works with no errors. If I add to them a location in Europe there's an error: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'firstChild&
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by vukmir 13y ago
Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me [Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Ubuntu Chromium/28.0.1500.71 Chrome/28.0.1500.71 Safari/537.36] JS console says: Uncaught TypeE
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by vukmir 13y ago
Summary: Winners: 1. The Conscientious 2. People who listen to computers 3. People with a marekting touch 4. Motivators Losers: 1. People with delicate feelings 2. People unlucky in health care
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by vukmir 13y ago
"How to use our website 1) Choose your country/language from the Localization menu. 2) Drag the pin to the desired place, globally. 3) Zoom in to reveal more local news. The results are refreshed dynamically.
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by vukmir 13y ago
Again, I'm not a native speaker of English, but the obvious way to ask you for the reasons that make you angry is to ask you: "Why are you so angry?" I'm still learning English and would appreciate if you would be kind a
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by vukmir 13y ago
If someone stole your car and you tell me that, then I know why are you angry. My question is about a situation when I see you being angry and I don't know the reason why. >"How would you respond to my hypothetical rant above,
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by vukmir 13y ago
Not to repeat myself, see the answer to kevingadd's comment. EDIT: "If your goal is to belittle and disrespect someone, use this phrase frequently. If your goal is understanding and genuine engagement with someone who thinks and b
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by vukmir 13y ago
I'm aware of it being tied to an implication, but I don't agree with you that "why are you so angry?" is in the same category as the example you gave ("have you stopped beating your wife"). In my view, if I ask
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by vukmir 13y ago
Men: "Why Are You So Angry? She: "I cannot even tell you how sick I am of men telling me how I feel." I have to admit ... I'm not a native speaker of English, but asking a question and "telling you how to feel"
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by vukmir 13y ago
Great job guys!
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by vukmir 13y ago
Right.
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by vukmir 13y ago
The Internet Strikes Again At first, I laughed, but the more I think about it that may not be as crazy and hilarious as it looks like at the first sight. No matter what you think about Linus and RMS, they both have leadership qualities.
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by vukmir 13y ago
Second that. Think the IBM and Microsoft deal [0] [0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Gates#IBM_partnership
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by vukmir 13y ago
Summary: 1. Start Early 2. Adapt to Your Customers 3. Have Fun 4. Pay attention to Twitter 5. Deploy at Will! 6. You Don't Need an Office 7. Hire Through Open Source 8. Trust your Team 9. You Don't Ne
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by vukmir 13y ago
DISCLAIMER: I'm not a computer scientist I'm a self-taught programmer which means that I don't feel qualified to answer the cs questions, nevertheless, I think I can answer your question. First, thinking that "the new st
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by vukmir 13y ago
Thank you eranation. I've played a bit with Scheme and Haskell. Scala is the next on the list and this course looks like an excellent opportunity to check it out.

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