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altotrees
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Comment #20006643
Despite all the dependencies, I really like the clean, simple UI. Very uncluttered, which for a todo app is super important, in my opinion.
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Comment #19266717
I just re-read the Atavist piece the other day, as Le Roux made one of his first public appearances at a hearing. A truly awe-inspiring piece of journalism about a man who seems to…
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Comment #19254962
Stories like these are the ones that inspire me the most. People using technology in a way that helps them in their everyday lives, or in a hobbyist fashion. I feel like many of th…
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Ask HN: What Is Your Most Vivid Memory from the Dotcom Boom?
For those who were around: what was the most vivid memory, either of the technology during the dotcom boom, or the excessive spending that sprouted up around it?
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Comment #19109022
Not sure about the overall ideas in this one. I am currently writing apps in Angular using Python on the backend. Just got a new contract. My career started years ago with only HTM…
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Comment #16344596
I worked for UPS for a long time, and if I am understanding what you are saying then no, you must be a due-paying member of the IBT to benefit from contractually-negotiated benefit…
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Comment #16344580
I have had Amazon folks in my neighborhood: leave packages on the sidewalk, throw packages over fences and ask me for a tip. These are antecdotal, but if Amazon wants to catch up t…
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Comment #16239515
So I read this and cannot help but wonder if we really are 5 years away from a massive sea change. People think truck drivers could be obsolete in 5 years time, the bullish ones an…
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Comment #15226228
I lived on one of the streets they mention in the article while attending college. The hardest thing one would see was malt liqour abuse or the occasional nodded off opiate user. I…
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Comment #15214922
Ugh, this, the Somerton Man cipher as the Zodiac cipher are my top three to see cracked. Maybe someday...
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Comment #15212137
I believe he is also on the Dart lang team at google. He has a pretty awesome blog and is super insightful when it comes to programming languages. His Github projects inspired me t…
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Comment #15207140
This is spot on. I didn't care about my credit score for a long time...until I did. An autopay error from one bank account to another resulted in a late payment and a 50 point drop…
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Comment #15196710
This is super interesting. I know there is much heated discussion here on HN about IBM in terms of the Watson project and some of the claims made vs. reality etc. I am pretty far r…
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Comment #15192730
So we have all of these chat apps. Choice is never a bad thing, but this has to be somewhat beyond saturation point, no? I don't know about anyone else, but I would rather have my …
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Comment #15182558
For me: writing code is my job, writing code is my hobby, writing code is what drives and comforts me. I hear about a great new tool or language, I just have to try it out - usuall…
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Comment #15170768
Such an iconic album cover. I know people who knew the cover/design way before they even knew who Joy Division was.
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Comment #15164751
Interesting, I know he has been at a few places since then, wonder if his output has picked up? Getting into Java was my first taste of programming and I loved it, thought really h…
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Comment #15164565
To the point about his ego not being fed at Google: when he went there, I wondered what he would be working on and if being another name on a roster if insanely talented engineers …
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Comment #15153158
I was going to ask about that, if these were in any way core contributors. I figured most of those serious enough to make helpful commits wouldn't take the bait.