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aaronh

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    Comment #6310947

    Why waste time rewriting Unix...

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    Comment #6310944

    We know. ReactOS has been around for many years.

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    Comment #6310796

    Nothing new here. In NY state you have to send in your Article of Organization to the NYS Division of Corps. You then receive a confirmation mailing which you have to turn around a…

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    Comment #5771474

    while there may in fact be such a correlation, after skimming this "paper" it appears to be mostly philosophical rambling and armchair musings, very little data, no graphs or chart…

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    Comment #5240097

    My pet peeve: You made an arbitrary change while debugging a problem. NOW YOU HAVE N^2 PROBLEMS!

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    Comment #5217696

    if you don't want to be treated like cattle stop accepting it. opt-out every time. every time i have, they have asked if i wanted a private screening, and in fact the personnel tha…

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    Comment #5107633

    I don't even get what the issue is. People have a problem that she even wrote this? I wrote something similar because there IS no standard replace tool along the lines of grep. Sed…

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    Comment #4315487

    same question, noticed after i got sent two bogus password reset attempts...

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    Comment #4303125

    by the way, I think if Gnome had "done nothing" by continuing to incrementally develop Gnome2 instead of doing something entirely new with Gnome3 the same argument would be trooped…

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    Comment #4303109

    whinge meh, other than bus factor this seems overblown to me. I use Gnome3 on Fedora and it is great. It takes advantage of Fitts law and there is just less fuck-around-ability wit…

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    Comment #4164069

    I demand a free lunch.

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    Comment #4150324

    I think he knows the difference which was why he had a problem with it. But of course the problem is not that some arbitrary function no longer returns him a preferred default valu…

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    Comment #4150224

    how is nobody aware of PythonBrew? to me it seems like the best and most comprehensive environment manager. it supports separate Python versions as well as virtual envs, in a very …

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    Comment #4150218

    Ugh...python packaging, it makes my head hurt every time I have to figure out how it works again. This is something that Ruby got very right, how could Python be such a mess? I wis…

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    Comment #4135602

    Guh, run, run away from PHP. Try ruby or python. And then a framework of your choice on that such as Rails, or whatever the lead framework in Python is these days (Django?).

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    Comment #4004188

    The abdication of duty to truth in favor of balancing competing ideas is a disease. Sometimes some ideas are just empirically more correct and some are just empirically more incorr…

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    Comment #3520471

    why not put all .txt files in /txt? we have .../man for man pages, .../lib for libs, .../src or source and .../include for C includes after all.

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    Comment #3520461

    GoboLinux does it too. And for that matter, another "unixy" OS uses "bundles" to keep all of an apps files together instead of splattering them all over the OS: Mac OS X.

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    Comment #3520120

    much of the original traditional unix file system hierarchy is basically redundant and unnecessary in the modern age. for a good overview (from the author of a linux distribution w…

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    Comment #3444600

    unfortunate that there needs to be a --enable-flaming option :(

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    Comment #3288392

    I'm surprised nobody has mentioned pythonbrew. https://github.com/utahta/pythonbrew It's the Python version of RVM. It is higher level than even virtualenv, and in my opinion, the …

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    Comment #2491955

    So far it's been difficult getting one on ones with doctors. They justifiably shield themselves from solicitors and other annoyances (if I were a vet, I would do the same). You are…

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    Comment #2491851

    Good point. We do have one vet who is using the product but it's the same initial customer we developed it for/with, so they naturally already know how to apply it. We should come …

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    Comment #2491396

    thanks! while we can't afford the big national conferences there is a regional one in the fall we are thinking about attending. we'll take a look at magazine advertising.

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    Advice on marketing and pricing in a niche market?

    Hi everyone, my partner and I founded our business about six months ago with the long term goal of building a new generation of web-based software for veterinarians (http://menager…