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by cuttooth 13y ago
P.S., I love the arbitrary down votes because I don't agree with the HN hivemind.
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by cuttooth 13y ago
It still doesn't mean that their implementation is right, because it's not. Here, let me elaborate: Stop trying to tie yourself to the individual and look at the greater problem. It's a west coast elitist mentality that gives
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by cuttooth 13y ago
Way to shill for yourself. "But along with the cash, Watsi has also raised eyebrows. To some critics, there’s something distinctly neocolonialist and off-putting about the spectacle of well-off do-gooders in the U.S. choosing which bro
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Thoughts and Observations on Today’s iPhone 5C and 5S Introduction(daringfireball.net)
59 points by cuttooth 13y ago|53 comments
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by cuttooth 13y ago
This whole thing is pointless because it doesn't do anything useful. There is literally no difference between using the website or simply asking your friends if they know anyone you might hit it off with, and in Facebook's case, t
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by cuttooth 13y ago
I just quickly installed this in a VM and it's literally just a poorly done OS X skin laying on top of Ubuntu, all the way down to dock icons bouncing when clicked. The installer is the standard Ubuntu-derivative fare without much modi
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by cuttooth 13y ago
A bad idea run by someone who has no clue about what he's doing combined with another bad idea supported by people who have no clue about what they're doing? Sign me up.
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by cuttooth 13y ago
The presentation is very well put together, but CoffeeScript is a hack built on top of JS in order to use Ruby semantics. You're correct in that it's not really used outside of Rails, and not knowing JS proper (not that I personal
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by cuttooth 13y ago
No, it's not just you. It's completely undeserved.
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by cuttooth 13y ago
JavaScript "developers" feel the need to not use any other language than JavaScript, so they decided to shove it into as many unnecessary places as possible, even if their code more frequently ends up being an unmaintainable mess
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by cuttooth 13y ago
What is stopping any of these kids from, I don't know, just staying home like a normal person and working on the game in their spare time as a hobby? Nothing indicates any of these children are homeless, fosters, or abused in any way,
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by cuttooth 13y ago
It's going to be interesting to see whether or not the development market collapses in the next couple of years when SF is finally either out of ideas or full on people (if it arguably isn't already), and the rest of the country c
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by cuttooth 13y ago
The icon in the article looks fine and the huge irony about iOS7 is that non-Apple graphic designers voicing their disagreement have generally been nothing but wrong. Minor anecdote, but I'm overseas on vacation and was in a restaurant
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by cuttooth 13y ago
People who go to Ivy League schools typically have wealthier parents and/or families who can fund their education. Subsequently this can likely carry over to their receiving support while they start a new company, not to mention the co
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by cuttooth 13y ago
People on here think he's a demigod, and most of the world shouldn't have a reason to give a damn because he isn't all that important. I have a Nest and the only thing I wish it wouldn't do is turn off the air at all whe
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McDonald's employee budget journal asserts having a second job(practicalmoneyskills.com)
2 points by cuttooth 13y ago|0 comments
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by cuttooth 13y ago
I'm fine with a program like HS existing if people want to join it, but I'll have no respect for them until they treat both genders equally in terms of the tuition assistance. Note that I'm all for women joining the program,
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by cuttooth 13y ago
The 1000 friends minimum thing is hilariously high.
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by cuttooth 13y ago
I'm not really understanding what you're attempting to imply.
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by cuttooth 13y ago
I'm of the apparent internet minority (read: most Americans still don't know or care about PRISM/who this guy is) who doesn't care if the government looks at my porn history. None of this stuff matters at all and the fac
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by cuttooth 13y ago
I'd like to see both Snowden and Assange in prison, but we can't always have what we want, unfortunately.
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by cuttooth 13y ago
Why is this a thing? Are people so lazy to go through their own mail that they need to spend money to have someone else do it for them? Even if you factor in far-off edge cases, there is little to no money to made here except for the most i
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by cuttooth 13y ago
You could ask the same thing of 90% of the stuff here
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by cuttooth 13y ago
If a Lisp-like was ever going to explode, it would have done so within the last 55 years.
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by cuttooth 13y ago
CEO spouts off a lot of words to say "we're cloning Vine"
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by cuttooth 13y ago
A TDD zealot is the most annoying kind of developer. More at eleven.
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by cuttooth 13y ago
If you are making someone a profit in any context you deserve a paycheck, simply put.
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by cuttooth 13y ago
Definitely agree with this -- the cost of living in NYC/SF is absurd, and there's not really much of a market elsewhere. A few choice cities (Austin, Chicago, maybe Atlanta?), but the entire market everywhere else is dead in the water by co
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by cuttooth 13y ago
"28. Keep salaries low and equity high." "Don't pay people a fair salary; instead, offer them bespoke lunches catered by the finest local delis, a bus pass, and the promise of an amount of equity ultimately so trivial that even if the comp
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by cuttooth 13y ago
"At least the traditional version of a job, in which you do something you sorta hate, from 9-5p, and are paid for your time to just grit your teeth and do it. Let’s call this the “sell your time” version of a personal business model: You se

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