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zalzane
14y ago
The real problem with patent trolls is that this entire spectacle is completely out of the public's eye. Outside of business/startup circles, the concept of a patent troll is completely foreign. It would be amazing if Vice or someone of the
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zalzane
14y ago
Using IP multicast is a solution to a problem; and I'm pretty sure the parent comment meant that he could solve any problem given enough time, money, and resources. It's not like you _have_ to use IP multicast to solve certain classes of br
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zalzane
14y ago
This is an interesting article, and I think it's the product of microsoft marketing. After the lukewarm sales of the surface last fall, I bet microsoft would be keen to stock stores with less surface pros on release to provoke articles like
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zalzane
14y ago
The register is a tabloid, not a news site. God knows why this is even on the front page.
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zalzane
14y ago
the problem is that not enough gamers use controllers on pc, and even then, there is no standard dictating the layout of the controllers
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zalzane
14y ago
TI-84 here. I actually tried to get into java a few years earlier (like 9 or 10 years old), but ran into loads of problems trying to get a decent tutorial. Everything about TI-BASIC was right there in the manual, which removed all the bulls
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zalzane
14y ago
remove the karma count in the upper right corner of the landing page. every single time I go to the site I unconsciously eyeball that karma count to see if it went up or down. it can be very distressing and distracts me from the content of
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zalzane
14y ago
What really upsets me about this article is how he gave advice to that friend of his to suppress his hobbies/interests to get a girlfriend. What kind of bullshit advice is that? That left me pretty sour, and makes the article feel a lot mor
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zalzane
14y ago
I disagree. Any statement about a piece of engineering without having seen the schematics, diagrams, and tests involved is at best, speculation.
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zalzane
14y ago
This is a question I've been wanting an answer to myself. I have a 64gb SSD that has -only- a blank windows install on it; no programs or anything, and it takes up 54gb of space.
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zalzane
14y ago
how about scaling one up and making it deliver pizzas?
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zalzane
14y ago
I don't think it's fair to say that .net is very effective in selling windows licences when mono can run CLR programs on more platforms than java can.
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zalzane
14y ago
How dare they associate with a cultural identity that they don't understand! Besides, it's only the nerds of yesterday who had to deal with the endless bullying and loneliness! Future generations should get a free pass to associate themselv
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zalzane
14y ago
it's generally not recommended to take more than 15 or 16 semester units of classes it feels like the difference between working a job for 35 hours a week and 50 hours a week.
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zalzane
14y ago
that sounds like thought-crime
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zalzane
14y ago
Describing one's self as a nerd has been a growing trend lately ever since geek became chic. I personally know multiple people who after watching BBT now identify as a nerd despite not having any sort of hobbies or technical experience.
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zalzane
14y ago
>My highest rated comments aren't what I would consider my best. Instead, they are ones that appeal to a wide audience with some kind of emotional (rather than technical) insight. I definitely feel you here. This is a trend I see absolu
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zalzane
14y ago
So you're invalidating other people's opinions because of their skin color and gender? You're never going to be taken seriously when you dismiss the opinions of others based on the not-necessarily-true claim that they hold that opinion beca
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zalzane
14y ago
Why don't they ever post stats on how many of these projects are ever completed?
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zalzane
14y ago
this is hard to swallow when someone posted a list of half a dozen horribly incorrect technology predictions in this very thread http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5138247
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zalzane
14y ago
>Girls just love software engineers don't they? what the fuck are you smoking and where can I get some
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zalzane
14y ago
that's correct. welcome to capacitors.
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Write code, fix the space station, win $10,000
(hackaday.com)
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zalzane
14y ago
this has to be the stupidest graphic i have ever seen not only does it assign unrealistic income values, it uses different income brackets AND different deduction possibilities for each scenario. I walk away from this graph with absolutely
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zalzane
14y ago
Then you're wasting tax dollars and a slot at a school that could be filled with a student who actually needs an education for the field they plan on entering. The devaluation of the college degree is partly because of the gross amount of p
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zalzane
14y ago
Well, I guess that's why nobody likes lawyers.
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zalzane
14y ago
I'm on the edge of my seat waiting for them to send one of these extortion notices to the wrong guy who will get enraged enough to shoot up their office. I wonder if a chain of such shootings would set a precedent for change.
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zalzane
14y ago
I hope I won't be the guy drunk enough to try cutting the pizza with scissors at the company christmas party.
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zalzane
14y ago
I would agree with you if there wasnt a dozen posts on HN each week along the lines of "[How/Why] I [verb]'d [occupation] to [verb] [activity]"
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zalzane
14y ago
I would personally describe myself as an empathetic person - but on hearing about the shooting I honestly couldn't care less. Terrible heinous crimes happen every day on a far greater magnitude than one school shooting. Why should the world
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