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mappy
10y ago
> I really, really, really doubt that. I agree. And it goes beyond just being cooped up. Having a planet's atmosphere to burn up flying space debris or at least being inside of a cave in an asteroid (as long as it is really a cave)
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mappy
10y ago
A life without direction is like a car careening down the highway without anyone driving. Sure, you could do it, but it can be dangerous to yourselves and others. I've personally been affected by people that have lost direction, and af
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mappy
10y ago
I don't believe in the concept of a "meaning game". It's not a game. There really is very little to understanding life's meaning, regardless of age, despite all the philosophers and theologians still trying to figur
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mappy
10y ago
I'm over 40 and I didn't understand this post. Maybe someone else can summarize it. I think the only dirty secret when it comes to passing 40 as a software developer is that you become more and more in the minority and notice that
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mappy
10y ago
In addition, Stratasys is also not a consumer peripheral company. They primarily make software and printers for the industrial 3D manufacturing market. But making the mistake won't hurt them much; they're still well seated in the
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mappy
10y ago
> Personally I think all companies should be using pair-programming or contract to hire You should qualify that with "all companies by which I want to be hired ", because not all teams/developers pair program or want to p
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mappy
10y ago
Very cool. Looks really slow, though.
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mappy
10y ago
Congrats, rms! Those pictures on the page are horrible, though. Really bad photoshopping.
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mappy
10y ago
> I'm really surprised nothing like this has existed before But how would you monetize it? Unlike an RSS feed, you really don't know how the JSON response would be used, so you can't inject ads into it. And if you charge f
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10y ago
They've been slopping about for the past several months, and it looks like they've finally given up on it. Really, how difficult is it to have a site and service that stores links and tags? Even at a high volume of data, in this d
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Delicious is finally dead
(delicious.com)
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10y ago
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Could Dark Matter Just Be Normal Stuff That’s Dark? (2014)
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mappy
10y ago
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