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by coderdude 10y ago
You got to see how the sausage is made, so to speak. I'm still a fan of the end products that I've dealt with. They have a ton of products.
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by coderdude 10y ago
Because Visual Studio isn't on every platform yet? The answer to your question is yes, btw. I spend most of my time in Ubuntu and I've also been forced to get my own projects to compile on my MacBook. It sucks, if that's what
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by coderdude 10y ago
Seriously old memes. At least we don't still have to deal with the cringe worthy "M$".
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by coderdude 10y ago
Microsoft is amazing. Top notch work across the board. Not all of their initiatives are aligned with hacker ideology but they are hands down developer friendly. Ballmer always made that important to know. I personally have the utmost faith
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by coderdude 10y ago
It's a good show (he's funny and you learn stuff) but it's way too preachy. He gets just a little too excited about things that are basically impossible for anyone to get excited about. Clearly pandering to the young, left cr
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by coderdude 10y ago
> It sounds like you're saying something revolutionary happened here, or should have happened here, but hasn't and won't ever I think it won't happen because HN (like many or most communities) seems to be vulnerable t
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by coderdude 10y ago
Thanks. I had a hard time finding that before my post.
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by coderdude 10y ago
This reminds me of a recently declassified document from the CIA that discusses how to undermine organizations by being poor managers, employees, etc. It's difficult to search HN for this at this point because A) we always discuss that
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by coderdude 10y ago
My bad. Not the comment that I'm most proud of.
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by coderdude 10y ago
This is a big deal because "the system" has shown a lot of hate toward things that oppose it. Even Stephen Colbert (our would-be go-to celebrity) has clearly aligned with the propaganda. The system is about to have themselves vote
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by coderdude 10y ago
As someone else with no prior knowledge, I'll take a crack at it. Here's the paper: http://shagunsodhani.in/locis/docs/paper/paper.pdf > Spatial association rule mining is a useful tool for disco
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by coderdude 10y ago
It has something to do with stories being given a second chance at attention on the front page. I'm guessing a mod decided that it was good content but that it didn't receive enough attention. A side effect of this that I've
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by coderdude 10y ago
I can think of a few good reasons: - Microsoft benefits when Google's mobile platform is hurt. - Microsoft has many APIs so why the heck would they want to overturn a decision that puts them in a position of power? If those weren'
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by coderdude 10y ago
Ah. I see what was going on then. That's bitten me in the past too. This is a distracting tangent. Just so it's clear, I wasn't responding negatively to you. You didn't invent what I'm railing against and as far as
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by coderdude 10y ago
The article does a great job of it, too: "Caveat: The study was relatively small and involved children who were still learning how to read." Your only take-away isn't supposed to be some editor's choice for the title. Ad
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by coderdude 10y ago
Sick. Hope I helped cuz I'm down for the cause
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by coderdude 10y ago
I wouldn't think twice if you had in your profile something like "I work for SpaceX." Good to know, but not the source of your opinions. Your account is young enough that you can gain all that back without the boss in your na
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by coderdude 10y ago
That's the response I was hoping for. My only critique then is please register a personal account. You can't have a name like SpaceX_Tech and not expect us to take everything you say as something that they would endorse. I'd
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by coderdude 10y ago
Do you work for SpaceX? You have it in your username and comment like you're part of the company, but also spend your time discussing the merits of the NRA. Do you represent SpaceX or are you just super enthusiastic about them? It&#x27
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by coderdude 10y ago
Alright, may the most meta intelligence service win. Inter-? Count me aboard.
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by coderdude 10y ago
You're basically trying to reason with a troll comment about pirating. They don't need 5 billion reasons. There's only one. It's free.
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by coderdude 10y ago
I fought tooth and nail against homework to my own detriment. Those counselors just did not know what to do with me. >Is There a Bright Future if You Don’t Do Any Homework? Heh. Nah, not really.
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by coderdude 10y ago
This looks promising and different. I like that they say up front that some staff opinions will align with the views of the organization and some will not. I'm sure someone will come up with something shallow to complain about but this
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by coderdude 10y ago
I used to work for a company that sold furniture online. We were good but the majority of our business came from the beloved serps. It hurt us dramatically when our boilerplate product copy, sent to all online retailers, counted against us
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by coderdude 10y ago
Ah good. I was wondering if I handled that right. I wasn't prepared to add a comment after vouching so that caught me off guard. Took it as my time to explain why. To be clear, in the future I don't explain the vouching. Which I u
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by coderdude 10y ago
Can you explain to me why politicians and the media would want me to believe that politicians and the media are not real people? It seems like such a matter-of-fact thing to say to me but flies in the face of rationale. I'm open to you
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by coderdude 10y ago
The actual discussions are more nuanced. What you have determined from what you've read or heard does not align with what I have determined. Having listened to the conversation that causes the reaction "Trump is for nuclear prolif
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by coderdude 10y ago
You present a compelling argument. It may just be that charisma is alive and well in Trump. I can't answer those questions. I grapple with them, myself.
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by coderdude 10y ago
I think it goes both ways with the two candidates. I believe that Trump is also playing the political game here. I've seen examples of him saying things that are contradictory to things he has said in the past[^]. He does have skeleton
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by coderdude 10y ago
I vouched for this because, barring any other knowledge of your account(s) prior to the comments made on this account, I have not seen anything that, to me, merits the suppression.

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