patrickskim

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by patrickskim 7y ago
It depends on who "we" includes.
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by patrickskim 7y ago
Tools make not the master. “You should not have any special fondness for a particular weapon, or anything else, for that matter. Too much is the same as not enough. Without imitating anyone else, you should have as much weaponry as suits yo
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by patrickskim 7y ago
Professional writers only use keyboards. Better typing => Better writer Poor inference => Poor programmer
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by patrickskim 8y ago
It can be if that is what you so seek.
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by patrickskim 10y ago
He'd be yuge.
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by patrickskim 11y ago
Bro, life is too short to let other people dictate your life. They might be smarter than you, yet here they are in the same room as you. Second there is no shame in not knowing, so as long your willingness to improve is there. In the rare
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by patrickskim 13y ago
Didn't he "allegedly" murder someone?
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by patrickskim 13y ago
NOOOOO they'll ruin everything with their proprietary software with $799 price tags.
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by patrickskim 13y ago
No, not unless your company is a public company. Bird in the hand.
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by patrickskim 13y ago
What's the point? Doesn't the truth come out eventually? Yahoo is a public company, their financials aren't exactly secrets.
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by patrickskim 14y ago
Everyone on HN sympathizes with the entrepreneur but the way I see it, if you're financially irresponsible in your own personal life, why the hell should anyone give you money professionally? It's like a guy with no training, no climbing ex
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by patrickskim 14y ago
Personally I'd rather look at their "bad" example sites than this crap. "Share", "SIGNUP NOW", "GET A FREE EBOOK" Bullshit they have plastered everywhere. How do they get the nerve to talk about UX? If you live in a glass house...