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by Produce 14y ago
My solution to this is to read them as sparingly as possible. What's the use of getting depressed over something you can't change? A smarter solution is to use as much of your time as possible to help yourself and others while only concerni
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by Produce 14y ago
I'm still trying to figure out why we need higher ups in the first place. On a less anarchistic note, we need to start questioning the mental health of our society as a whole (the abyss might stare back at you but you stared first, stick wi
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by Produce 14y ago
Did you just equate school children with inmates? On second thought, maybe you're not far off.
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by Produce 14y ago
Sounds like he's working at a software agency considering the number of "products". Let me say this loud and clear: DO NOT WORK AT A SOFTWARE AGENCY People who start these kinds of businesses are not entrepreneurs. They are naive idiots who
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by Produce 14y ago
Given that everyone is wrong some of the time, wisdom suggests that being involved in both communities will lead to being more right than either of them.
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by Produce 14y ago
> if you live in a cave you will be making cave paintings while others paint the chapel. And if you live where nobody else does, you will build what nobody has imagined. http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/181349/Albert-Eins...
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by Produce 14y ago
If you want to develop your lateral thinking, don't read crap like this and put yourself in isolation instead. Solitude breeds creativity, not reading about other peoples' creativity.
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by Produce 14y ago
A marketing university student told me this a few years ago. Post something interesting or stop posting. If you're running a business, educate yourself on all the aspects of how they work. If you're already running a business and this is ne
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by Produce 14y ago
How revolutionary - a menu system with less horizontal pixels because you have another unusable screen being partially presented at the same time. Yawn.
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by Produce 14y ago
This isn't HN, it's Reddit with a different theme. Didn't you get the memo?
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by Produce 14y ago
Slight assumption but I bet you're for having a police force, justice system and prisons. Consider that the police use oppression to fight oppression. The justice system uses professional liars to decide on people's life paths. Prisons are
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by Produce 14y ago
Good job, Reddit-moonlighters, downvote the one comment full of useful information in this thread because you're butt-hurt over the tone of 8 words. To add to my argument for when you downvote this, Fish is nicer to use and easier to setup
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by Produce 14y ago
Yawn. Here's a better list in 5 minutes. Vim + pathogen + NERDTree + CtrlP + CTags + surround.vim + whatever shortcuts you're comfortable with mapped to <leader> Git + "git config --global --add color.ui true" + Tig XMonad Microsoft
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by Produce 14y ago
Dumbest thing I've seen all month.
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by Produce 14y ago
>People are well aware that they are nit picking, but they enjoy the resulting discussion! Intellectually inclined people enjoy discussing minutia with other like minded people. They are perfectly aware that it makes no difference, and
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Hacker News is Reddit by a different name
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by Produce 14y ago
On a more serious note, a system which would probably solve this problem is to let users tag comments with one of a set of categories. E.g. the slashdot system (funny, insightful, etc) but user-initiated. Combine that with per-user settings
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by Produce 14y ago
Cry me a river.
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by Produce 14y ago
On September 4, 1998 the Google automated network crawling system saw it's conception. By May 2011 over one billion people were dependent on it. It was growing at a geometric rate. Some time during May 2012 the Google bot cloud network bega
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by Produce 14y ago
I didn't call them bad enterpreneurs, in fact, I think it's the contrary. But a programmer who's only had two jobs probably hasn't seen very much of what's out there. For the record, I would ignore what Zuckerberg has to say on programming
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by Produce 14y ago
Definitely grabbing a copy of that, I had no idea. Incidentally, I'm one of those developers who hate intellisense and prefer to memorise the code structure, I guess that's where the priming is happening. Thanks for expanding my awareness.
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by Produce 14y ago
I never criticized Jeff for being harsh, I only used a logical fallacy (an inverse appeal to authority - what is this called?) to disclaim his opinions. In reality, I don't think that it's right to white-wash the issue and say that none of
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by Produce 14y ago
>Sure, it is applied math, but it is not quantum physics. Quantum physics, and all other forms of physics are applied math.
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by Produce 14y ago
I have to disagree with the sentiment that programming has anything to do with logical thinking. You can write awesome programs on feeling alone. For example, when I'm debugging, I don't think, I simply let my mind explore the catacombs and
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by Produce 14y ago
Why does everyone pay so much attention to what people like Jeff Atwood and Joel Spolsky have to say? Looking at Jeff's resume, he has had all of two jobs in his professional life, one of which was given to him by himself. Joel's resume is
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by Produce 14y ago
The standard tools, I guess - it's just an image like any other. Maybe vector based graphics apps are better suited for this, like InkScape.
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by Produce 14y ago
http://www.gimp.org/
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by Produce 14y ago
I am not surprised that the most hard working populations are the most unproductive. The mythical man-hour doesn't just apply to software.
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by Produce 14y ago
>Londoners hope the world will enjoy the games. As a Londoner, I hope the games suck and they never come back.
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by Produce 14y ago
I'm British too, definitely our humor.

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