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farinasa
12y ago
Right because we all chose this.
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farinasa
12y ago
I fully understand the intent, but it doesn't come across that way. Assume that I will learn it, and I will assume you aren't judging me. If I'm not busy, it is cool. Very cool. But if I have to spend hours reading and exp
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farinasa
12y ago
>oh cool, today is the day you get to learn about X. I still don't like this. There is no need to comment on my knowledge. If I say I don't know something, there is no need to repeat it back to me in any form. Offer resource
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farinasa
12y ago
>>> let = lambda x: 2*x >>> print let(4) 8 Edit: Awesome, downvoted for helping.
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farinasa
12y ago
I kind of in the same boat. Wrote html, vb4, and made a few flash apps when I was about 10 but didn't get serious and really study until the past 5 years or so. So I picked 15-20, but I also picked 3-5. Still trust that bell curve?
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farinasa
12y ago
Oculus has had several competitors coming to prototype recently. Now they have lost their following. I personally think facebook just bought a dud. Oculus just dug their own grave. Additionally, this is a gaming device. Having utopian v
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Ask HN: Developer consequences for executive fraud in a startup?
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farinasa
13y ago
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farinasa
13y ago
Isn't your post slightly hypocritical? And isn't talking about it better than just ignoring it anyway? You did decide to say something after all.
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farinasa
13y ago
I don't mean to insult anyone. I fully understand why people are doing it. But I don't understand how these get repeatedly voted to the top. Can't we start a megathread or something for these?
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farinasa
13y ago
What hackernews has become: I remade this simple game! I was getting really fed up with the flappy bird stuff and was happy to see it go. Now this? Don't get me wrong, love the game, but god damn can we say beating a dead horse?
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farinasa
13y ago
That isn't how 2048 works.
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farinasa
13y ago
I personally like the hard coded values and the extremely long line lengths.
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farinasa
13y ago
Sure, I had to sacrifice some of that "in the moment" happiness while getting myself to a manageable state, but I don't regret a single moment of it. It's such a cop out to say that you're living in the moment. Few
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farinasa
13y ago
Hitbox is off on this one too.
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farinasa
13y ago
Which is exactly why an 11 inch retina would sell well. There is no small pro.
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farinasa
13y ago
But how else can I extort small businesses based on my shotgun purchase of potentially desirable names?
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farinasa
13y ago
Is it really surprising that the guy with access to all internet traffic has knowledge about internet traffic?
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farinasa
13y ago
I think it really depends on how it's being used. If you just made html pages and shoved php statements all over the place, sure that's a horrible mess. But if you modularize your architecture and use classes, it can be quite ma
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farinasa
13y ago
I find it interesting that you feel a struggle yet your scores show a very solid personality. I have the same struggle. I have always been right in the middle. Used to be a class clown and popular but also had extended bouts of depression
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farinasa
13y ago
Real, fake, don't care. Reading that abstract was pure joy.
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farinasa
13y ago
It just feels to me like you are over elevating the prestige of "our job". What life goals do you have if all you do is work? I do like taking solace in my job and just shutting out the world sometimes. Otherwise I enjoy concer
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farinasa
13y ago
Have always been curious about setting up an ISP. Especially so recently. I have been unsuccessful finding much information, though I haven't tried as hard as I probably could. Anyone have any good links?
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farinasa
13y ago
Yeah we'll get right on that.
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farinasa
13y ago
Maybe so, but 16% is misrepresentative of ICE's as a whole.
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farinasa
13y ago
Good thing we have been doing better than that for some time now. >The MAN S80ME-C7 low speed diesel engines use 155 grams (5.5 oz) of fuel per kWh for an overall energy conversion efficiency of 54.4% >The efficiency of a combined cyc
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farinasa
13y ago
>I mean, do you know what would happen to gas prices if we had to pay $500/barrel? Hmm, I truly wonder if we would actually still run around like headless chickens still denying the viability of electric or if we would actually see
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farinasa
13y ago
I think he got that. What he's saying is that this description of a programmer is not that rare.
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farinasa
13y ago
>I know how to code; Please elaborate. You can write some html? You've done hello world in JS? Mastered the basic constructs? Or have you worked on teams writing in strongly typed languages developing large OO systems? Somehow
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farinasa
13y ago
How easy it must be to dismiss someone based solely on their physical characteristics. Isn't this the very thing your rant aims to protest, namely, discrimination?
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farinasa
13y ago
>clearly the answer should be b I didn't say that it should be B, I'm saying that unfortunately it is B. I can guarantee few women in the US want to support a man. However, I think the inverse is making more ground. Mean
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