gdg92989

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by gdg92989 12y ago
Accurate description.
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by gdg92989 12y ago
I guess this makes sense if you're visiting NY and you're only going to use the subway a few times. If you live in the city though you're probably just refilling the same card over and over. Then the logic of filling the card
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by gdg92989 13y ago
As a bay area tech worker I'm hurt twice by this. First I'm robbed of access to a beautiful beach and second my standing in the community is tarnished further. With leaders like Perkins and Khosla I can hardly blame bay area nativ
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by gdg92989 13y ago
Until the NSA gets to it.
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by gdg92989 13y ago
The comments on the Washington Post site are really a sight to behold.. I don't know who's worse, all the conservative/liberal commenters or the apple/android commenters.
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by gdg92989 14y ago
The problem with python's website was never that it wasnt "Sexy" enough to attract newcomers. Its that the documentation was never as well written or well organized as other languages/libraries like ruby and jQuery.
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by gdg92989 14y ago
Other previous discussion. This one is 120 days ago http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4776844 Personally I don't see why this resonates so much with the HN community. Its a great example of the worst attitude to take to work every day.
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by gdg92989 14y ago
Since when does releasing code samples count as open-sourcing a codebase? You cant even look at the samples without downloading Visual Studio.
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by gdg92989 14y ago
The site looks great and I'm curious how your indexing all those docs to be searched so quickly. However I also feel obliged to tell you to stop encouraging people to use PHP =p
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by gdg92989 14y ago
Total link bait...
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by gdg92989 14y ago
2 + 2 = 5
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by gdg92989 14y ago
I worked as a software engineer for their CIO division for a little while and the "2015 Deadline" is something everyone was acutely aware of. In fact when I left my manager was most concerned that if he didn't fill the spot immediately he w
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by gdg92989 14y ago
ugh your right, that looks terrible
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by gdg92989 14y ago
I also stand corrected, I thought the entirety of ILM became Pixar but it was just the CG division.
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by gdg92989 14y ago
I agree that part of it is about trying to control a creative process but when it breaks down the author totally wipes his hands clean of any responsibility. Acting like "sabotaging the product" is an acceptable way to behave. No, its the o
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by gdg92989 14y ago
I can't count the number of articles like this that I have read. I reject the idea that these old anti-social trolls are the only ones capable of sustaining a company. That all young hungry people are bad and we noble veterans are constantl
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by gdg92989 14y ago
Poets and rappers
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by gdg92989 14y ago
you know... the one that "Actually performs the painting operation."
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by gdg92989 14y ago
"Your ruby version of cat implements none of the command line switches." I don't think he was trying to show off what a feature complete cat command he wrote. Just trying to illustrate his idea. No need to be rude about it.
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by gdg92989 14y ago
What an awesome Idea! I wish I had thought of this when I was teaching intro to java!
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by gdg92989 14y ago
I dont really see what Facebook overpaying for Instagram has to do with there being a bubble or not. I'm also not sure why you think that THX and ILM should be a part of Lucasfilm's valuation considering the fact that lucasfilm has not owne
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by gdg92989 14y ago
Anyone have an example? I really dont want to download this.
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by gdg92989 14y ago
Sure seems that way
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by gdg92989 14y ago
um.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvxPc5MPEuQ
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by gdg92989 14y ago
What is it 2008?
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by gdg92989 14y ago
For example, dont use this AS-IS unless you want to make the scrollbar visible all the time.
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by gdg92989 14y ago
yeah, couldn't agree more
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by gdg92989 14y ago
This easily could have been the title of an article bashing python fragmentation
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by gdg92989 14y ago
no.. your comment and your whole shortsighted video have no merit. Servers spend time waiting for users as well. Whether its waiting for the next HTTP request or the next batch processing job servers wait for people too.
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by gdg92989 14y ago
I don't want to hear the "faster programs save the user time too" argument its total BS. the vast majority of CPU time is spent waiting for the user. So while you're on a holy quest maximizing 100,000 instructions down to 1,000, every secon

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