sl4yerr

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by sl4yerr 14y ago
I see where you'e going with this, but I might change your examples a little bit. There's a very fine line between just a simple Google search and a lot of what you're showing there. It might make sense to demonstrate something that requi
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by sl4yerr 14y ago
At this point, mentioning gun legislation is almost an extension of Godwin's law.
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by sl4yerr 14y ago
This is a pile of conjecture - devoid of any useful analysis or data-driven conclusions. If you have the Karma to, please vote this rubbish off the front page.
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by sl4yerr 14y ago
Your point would be more clear if the article wasn't troubled with spelling and grammatical errors. Just like a programming language, English has a syntactical and grammatical form for a reason: it makes it less likely to be interpreted in
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by sl4yerr 14y ago
You forgot to include the picture of you charismatically laughing and showing how lighthearted and simultaneously laser-focused you are.
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by sl4yerr 14y ago
Ah yes, that is the problem indeed. I assume it's published by RonCo?
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by sl4yerr 14y ago
Passive income is a myth. It's the HN equivalent of an infomercial. Cue stories of the masses who had wealth rained down on them by doing very little work:
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by sl4yerr 14y ago
Google's lack of customer service never ceases to amaze.
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by sl4yerr 15y ago
I think you mean "No, others sources are available."
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by sl4yerr 15y ago
Works for me.
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by sl4yerr 15y ago
I'd like to discuss how so many NYTimes and WSJ articles (mostly mediocre) keep showing up on the front page of HN. Maybe it's time to upgrade the intelligence that's monitoring for ballot-stuffing.
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by sl4yerr 15y ago
Then why aren't you busy moving blocks of binary information in and out of CPU registers?
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by sl4yerr 15y ago
The real-life crossover is fascinating, especially coupled with the API. Now you can make a software version of that cow that sits in the refrigerator and moos when you open the door.
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by sl4yerr 15y ago
Airbnb aside, it's nice to read articles about actual boot-strapped startups, free of the Silicon Valley VC infrastructure. The force-feeding from SV gets tiresome.
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by sl4yerr 15y ago
Does anyone have any real-world experience with this? It looks amazing, but I'd like to hear from someone who's lived with it (if you're out there)...
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by sl4yerr 15y ago
When The Oatmeal starts telling you what's wrong with your industry, it's time to shift gears: http://theoatmeal.com/comics/game_of_thrones
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by sl4yerr 15y ago
Yeah, I agree with @hsmyers - the question is extremely general. I will say, however, that a CS degree does provide the basic programming and debugging skills necessary for a career in software engineering. The downside is that a 4 year de
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by sl4yerr 15y ago
Kind of cliche, but Ted might be worth considering.
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by sl4yerr 15y ago
This article should be titled "Former TechCrunch writer drafts poorly-written inflammatory post to draw pageviews to his new venture"