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zalzane
13y ago
Who says all those immigrants are going to be high-end google-worthy engineers? The chances are in favor that they would drive down the pay of the first quartile of programmers based on quality, not the savants making 100k+/y.
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zalzane
13y ago
My guess is that they're not doing a multi-faceted strategy, and are doing these acquisitions to buy some expensive(but good) talent. There's a lot of bad stigma associated with yahoo, so it's possible they have a serious brain drain proble
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zalzane
13y ago
How is that an indie title? It's published by sega and is being produced by Double Fine, a well established developer that has 50+ employees.
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zalzane
13y ago
>How open are nintendo to indies? Absolutely not at all. The only way for joe schmoe indie developer to make games for a nintendo platform is to crack the console and make homebrew games that only work on other cracked consoles. edit: l
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zalzane
13y ago
I'd be absolutely mortified if I was a Microsoft employee. Microsoft's monopoly on desktop PCs may become worthless in the near future as the average consumer realizes they can do everything on a tablet and not have to bother with "slow and
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zalzane
13y ago
Because there's no cerebral solution to that problem short of going out there and making yourself look like an idiot until you don't looks like an idiot anymore.
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zalzane
13y ago
Working, solving problems. Days where I can work on my side projects for the entire day without being interrupted are like a gift from god. I hate being around people because it comes down to either just sitting there and listening to other
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zalzane
13y ago
I hate it when these things pop up because they turn problems into self-fulling prophecies. I hate being around my mother. I've never had a relationship with a girl in my entire life. I drown my sorrows into a mug of beer every friday. I ba
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zalzane
13y ago
Impressive introduction to bezier curves. I still remember my first exposure to them; I was looking for a way to model a ship hull without making a full blown 3d-editor. After a bit of googling I found the article on bezier curves and spent
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zalzane
13y ago
As far as I'm concerned, letting a bunch of people you don't know moderate the pages that constitute the face of your website is as bad as no moderation at all. Just because there's an implicit agreement that subreddit moderators need to ob
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zalzane
13y ago
>You know what? Humans, especially during times of crisis and confusion, speculate. They do it offline and, in 2013, they increasingly do it online. The fact of the matter is that one of the Boston suspects (later revealed to be Dzhokha
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zalzane
13y ago
If I was you, I would probably pick up some hardware and do EE projects. I absolutely love electronics and hardware, but can't afford to buy any of the equipment involved so I saturate my free time with programming. College is like a horrib
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zalzane
13y ago
>Other than at the height of the lunar landing program, most Americans think it's a waste. I think this has to do with the lack of notable "stuff" nasa has been doing over the past few dozen years because of budget constraints. People t
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zalzane
13y ago
Joe schmoe doesn't really care. What this speech would target is people who were borderline between a STEM field and something like law or finance. There's a lot of brain muscle that's on the fence on whether they should choose STEM or choo
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zalzane
13y ago
What really bugs me about Mars how much of a political opportunity it is for a president to reverse the economic and scientific atrophy that plauges the US. One of the big factors in economic recovery is morale - if people don't have faith
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zalzane
13y ago
I dunno about software architects, but it's not terribly surprising that people are defensive over the engineering title. The difference in difficulty between computer science courses and the engineering courses is like night and day, so it
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zalzane
13y ago
This feels like one of the most "in your face" scams I've seen in awhile. The first thing I wanted to find out when I visited the site is where they got their funding - of course that section is absent from the site. The second thing I look
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zalzane
13y ago
Why is it even possible for this to happen? Did someone really think it was a bright idea to provide an API to access people's personal data, and if so, why doesn't the phone tell them that before letting them install the app? On top of all
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zalzane
13y ago
Keep in mind that's his _reaction_ to her article, after he removed links which were not in line with wikipedia reference link quality standards. If you consider the context of what that editor is going through right now, his reaction make
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zalzane
13y ago
Everything around me in a 15 mile radius wants me to learn java. Programming gods help us all.
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zalzane
13y ago
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6789520/paste.txt
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zalzane
13y ago
How is it unnecessary? Someone is using their female significant other's gender to promote their product. Just having his girlfriend make a video explaining his startup wouldn't be an issue - but having her make that video, then submitting
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zalzane
13y ago
It looks like either reddit has discovered HN, or someone figured out that injecting "girlfriend" into article titles garners loads of votes for reasons beyond my comprehension. It's pretty pathetic how effective of a baiting tactic it is,
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zalzane
14y ago
I think what's even more horrifying that isn't mentioned in the article is how many services use email as a form of user authentication. If you lose access to your gmail account, you also lose access to changing your password on any service
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zalzane
14y ago
Earplugs don't actually block out a whole lot of noise. For example, if I wear my earplugs in the library, it'll completely muffle the sound of people whispering around me, but I'll still be able to hear the oblivious jock talking at full v
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zalzane
14y ago
Absolutely everything I have read about Steve Jobs paints him as a narcissistic asshole who is impossible to work with. How is it that he was so successful and how did apple become the behemoth it is today if the man at the wheel was so ins
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zalzane
14y ago
Yeah seriously, I thought it was going to be a cold day in hell before anyone (especially HN) took information seriously coming from a board where people think that the jews have organized and are working on world domination.
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zalzane
14y ago
I wish girls would do the same thing. Imagine how nice the world would be if everyone wrote their rejections this way!
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zalzane
14y ago
It seems that Sony has picked up on one of Microsoft's big weaknesses - they're horrible at actually delivering good products. Indie developers are .much. more opinionated than AAA developers can afford to be, so when Microsoft shits on ind
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zalzane
14y ago
There's also the fissile material involved, but I couldnt tell you what proportion of the energy is disappated through heat and what proportion is dissapated in light. Everyone has seen the videos of the atomic bomb going off - that massive
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