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by aperture 11y ago
I enjoyed that the author readily admits to his own faults concerning Go too: In this telling, the story of Go is really a tale of revenge, not just against slow builds, but against all kinds of sloppy programming. Which in my opinion is t
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by aperture 11y ago
From a quick google search, a link to the study: http://www.sagepub.com/bartol3e/study/articles/Aamodt.pdf And what looks to be a slideshow presentation on the matter: http://maamodt.asp.radford.e
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by aperture 11y ago
This article really didn't get an objective analysis. The Scala language looks interesting, but the biggest "push" towards it was a graph of the job outlook, with the y axis at the scale of... .04? 4%? Is that supposed to con
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by aperture 12y ago
Looks like cool material, and the Internet Archive has a lot of interesting data besides games worth checking out. On an unrelated note, that notebook picture in the article is very nice! Anybody know of where to get such a unique book? EDI
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by aperture 12y ago
Thanks for the wiki link, very informational. I'm curious how to do Kintsugi, or if you can buy pottery with that resin.
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by aperture 12y ago
Very cool, I registered with the HN code with no problems. Will these hangout videos be recorded for viewing later? I did not see that listed in the FAQ.
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by aperture 12y ago
So glad, I upped my pledge. Can't wait to see what people tinker with for the release!
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by aperture 12y ago
Wow! I just realized FreeBSD is about as old as I am! FreeBSD is a great system, and going from Windows to Ubuntu to FreeBSD was a fun transition, one I recommend for anybody willing to learn more about computers. Recently a new book came o
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by aperture 12y ago
Why not link this article without #disqus_thread ? As soon as it opened I instantly went to the bottom of the page.
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by aperture 12y ago
Love the article. I'm a university student, bored with the lab and into coding SSRS reports as a job. Luckily, I enjoy my work, constantly fighting the SQL queries and arranging the datasets in ever complex fashions the client needs, o
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Staruml 2 Starts Funding for Extension Manager(indiegogo.com)
1 points by aperture 12y ago|0 comments
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by aperture 12y ago
How about a keyword such as "after"? I feel like that could have extensible potential in other areas of the language, and the name makes a little sense logically speaking.
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by aperture 12y ago
I find this functionality is very cool, but does it have to be motion sensing? I find physically moving your hand off the keyboard and back on to be somewhat tiring, especially since it's doing apparently the same thing as "scroll
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by aperture 13y ago
There seems to be a twitter account here for it: https://twitter.com/volafile Also, in chat I found https://github.com/binlain/volafile-bugs for solutions to fixing the site. However, I cannot vouch th
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by aperture 13y ago
That's precisely it: for developing 32 bit applications. As it stands, I have many computers that could benefit from me programming a 32 bit application, but only my rpi could benefit (and my cell phone, I suppose) with the ARM builds.
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by aperture 13y ago
Woah, this is the kind of developing book I'd like: 6 hrs battery life IPS viewing display (without 1080p!) Mirousb universal charging cable 11 inch portability, weighing only 2lbs. I have the acer c7 chromebook, and am really fustrate
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by aperture 13y ago
I am sorry, got back from work and noticed I wasn't very specific. What I mean to say is imagine a deck of cards, to be "shuffled". Most players will shuffle by rearranging the cards, and you'll get the occasional adjace
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by aperture 13y ago
I can attest to this. I tested on python a music playlist and randomly arranged the numbers, and also tried the same on vlc. I found in python, numbers were really random (done maybe a month or two ago, so they implemented the new algo). Ho
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by aperture 13y ago
Currently, I'm interning at a well known banking wealth management company, and I find the rich like to have the same environment. Birthday cards, get well soon cards, calling the client and asking how they are, helping them with last
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by aperture 13y ago
I don't want to knock down the issues of cyber bullying, but I don't feel this article does anything to fix the situation. All this article tells me is this girl was a victim, her mom stopped it, then her mom relaxed and suicide r
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by aperture 13y ago
You make some interesting points, but I don't think it really addresses the heart of the issue. In terms of marketing, the Xbox One isn't as pleasing to many people as one would come to expect (but then again, Wii U isn't doi
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by aperture 13y ago
Most kids do have this issue, and I only find that they make one or two projects from school and that's about it. I already have a school project made up, but plan to also work on other projects (hopefully with other people). I'm fairly go
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by aperture 13y ago
:) Build my portfolio I will try to do! Thank you for the comment, I will check into "Ask the Headhunter". At the moment I am actually job hunting for the summer, and at the very least the reading may help with this as well.
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by aperture 13y ago
I see, I'll try to narrow myself down to a niche that I can do rather well, but I'll do so by trying a wide array of projects that I may find interesting. Communication is always key, and I will also go for the smaller companies as well as
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by aperture 13y ago
Thanks, I appreciate the comment! I'm usually very good at presentation, and regularly try to practice coding for those dreaded puzzle questions, but is there any more prep work I should do for work in 2015? Should I give calls and look for
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by aperture 13y ago
I'm sorry, I didn't mention! I would like to do some application development, ideally I'd like to refactor some large business application, or deal with unix and linux system development. Which is why I don't really do much with the web. (s
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Ask HN: Bad College to California, Any tips for jobs?
7 points by aperture 13y ago|11 comments
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by aperture 14y ago
According to the site: The coupon is valid for the entire contents of an order (excluding books we do not publish such as The Pragmatic Programmer and a handful of other titles) but does not affect shipping costs.
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by aperture 14y ago
I think it was a good post overall, but what got to me was his lack of doing anything about his issues. When Mr. Pike wanted a revolutionary OS, plan9 was created. When Mr. Pike wanted a language fixing problems dealt with in C, Go was crea
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by aperture 14y ago
Probably, but realize that at first this wasn't true. Go needs time to grow, just as C grew to different systems. Looking at other systems such as Haiku shows that porting Go is encouraged, the only issues have to deal with assumptions in t

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