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invertedlambda
16y ago
Definitely depends on where you'll be working and commuting from/to. Commuting is a big deal in my book. My guide would be: if you work in the City, anywhere between SF and San Carlos is a good bet. You can avoid the morning commute by taki
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invertedlambda
16y ago
Well...Java maybe not so much. But we all know the only reason to buy a Mac is that we look great when using it to write our Rails apps! :P
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invertedlambda
16y ago
"I doubt programmers make up a huge % of Mac sales either to be honest" You sure? It'd be interesting to see the results of an HN poll on this.
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invertedlambda
16y ago
Nice site overall - looks like you put a lot of time and effort into it. The only thing I would point out is that the site looks kind of "busy" to me. In some ways it looks like a clone of a lot of other aggregators out there, or a site for
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invertedlambda
16y ago
Agree on #2 - it's an interesting idea, but cuddly Hitler is in poor taste. I'm originally from Europe, and with family members lost during the war, I don't consider it something that's already lost in the fog of history. <soapbox>
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invertedlambda
16y ago
You guys are lame - you obviously haven't seen: http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/6995033/
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invertedlambda
16y ago
MongoDB is web scale.
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invertedlambda
16y ago
Coding, watching movies, going for a hike, exercising, playing music, learning to skateboard.
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invertedlambda
16y ago
A few ideas: - Meditate - Exercise (running, weights, etc) - Yoga Do something that's totally unproductive that's pure fun. This might sound silly, but finger painting or something similar. Relaxing is all about feeling like there's nothing
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invertedlambda
16y ago
Correct, but maybe not in the sense that you are implying.
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Best C introduction?
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invertedlambda
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invertedlambda
16y ago
You'll know you're an expert when you don't care about being labeled as such. You know your stuff really well, so well that it's a matter of intuition. If you care about being an expert, you're not one.
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invertedlambda
16y ago
'Some of the best advice I ever got was from a prolific artist friend of mine who claimed, "I paint every day." So I started coding every day. But that wasn't enough. Now I make progress every day.' Agree. While he's not everyone's favorite