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MEHColeman
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Comment #12786322
Genuinely curious: which OS ought to have beaten UNIX?
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Comment #9471754
Ruby Developer, Shoreditch, London. Local only. Oscar Music are looking for a talented ruby developer. We provide a hosted music streaming service, web site and mobile apps for our…
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Comment #2517577
Well, that's a bit depressing. :/ But half my family live in the north, and I don't think you give them enough credit :) Also, you seem to be talking about the decision making proc…
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Comment #2517201
This probably sounds terrible, but if you are too "stupid/ignorant" to write your preferences in order 1-5, are you really competent enough to be voting? I really don't expect ther…
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Comment #2308707
>Firefox isn't Chrome -- it doesn't force you into its workflow or mode of thought. Yes, it does, it's just a different mode of thought. Chrome is far less configurable than Firefo…
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Comment #2271660
Anyhoo, this is too many steps. I want to make money in no more than 3 easy steps. Two easy steps would be even better.
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Comment #2087187
Gah! Why is this relevant to hacker news? You can take this to reddit and have a willing audience.
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Comment #2083649
> Plain text have no value if people writing and reading the specs are developers. I disagree. Language shapes thinking to a certain degree, and Cucumber can help put yourself in a…
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Comment #2034530
The paragraph starting "There's a lot of crap out there."
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Comment #2034519
To be fair, there is no magic in Rails, just a lot of 'defaults'. If you look at the code, its all very clear how those defaults are enabled, and there are clear methods for overri…
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Comment #2031626
How is this on topic? On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer m…
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Comment #1974778
This is kind of what happens anyway. If you let a domain expire, there is still a 'grace period' where you can renew it before it becomes available for someone else to buy. So, in …