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Comment #1843333
Very poor piece. I didn't get anything more from the article than the headline already has.
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Comment #1836317
For a politician "shielding from public view" is the same as "shielding from consequences". Do you agree? If you still disagree with the quote, then you're saying that people will …
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Comment #1831003
Link to article: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/10/21/60minutes/main6978...
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Comment #1830960
How well do these startups pay (as a point of reference, RethinkDB offered an absurdly low salary for what amounted to a top-5% developer)? I think the original article might have …
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Comment #1805493
Well said. I've read that memory is an integral strength of high performers in fields such as chess and music. And btw, you can extend this casual dismissal of expertise to knowled…
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Comment #1800812
If you're getting downvoted on HN for criticizing Microsoft, you might want to take a serious second look at those comments. Oh btw, I took a look at them and if anything you're ge…
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Comment #1797112
Thank you for your follow up. Clearly your experience is far outside my world. I've never heard of an outside consultant being brought in to second guess the company's "architect".…
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Comment #1796451
False dichotomy ($1B vs zero). Actually, in my experience, developers understand the business quite well. It's the other business functions which doesn't understand development. Yo…
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Comment #1795282
Which Unix kernel is the analog of this truck? i.e., keeps chugging under extreme CPU/memory/IO/interrupts/multithreading load?
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Comment #1791237
I used to participate using a recognizable name for networking reasons. But I was self-censoring myself too much, since I don't agree with lots of HN's groupthink. So I switched to…
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Comment #1787847
No, the experience on the MBP is not so much better as to warrant getting it for development. IMHO, it's worse. My biggest gripes: (1) built-in terminal doesn't do fullscreen, (2) …
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Comment #1786404
Interesting. Can you elaborate with some examples?
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Comment #1786378
I would start thinking this way: how much effort are you putting into serving this small market? If the effort is small, ROI might be worth it.
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Comment #1786336
Interesting. Are you sure taxation ends after 10 years?
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Comment #1786327
Have the "real" economics gurus like Greenspan (snicker) delivered?
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Comment #1786088
I'm not sure I agree with you. But upvoted for not censoring yourself.
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Comment #1785830
Thank you for giving some sane advice, instead of peddling the magical "single source/multiplatform" promise.
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Comment #1785763
It's in Microsoft's interests for there to be a strong alternative C# implementation. This is just so they can reassure their customers against the risk of vendor lock-in (and M$ d…
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Comment #1783766
Why do you think Google picked Java in the first place (and not a "really" open language like C++, Javascript, or Python)? To appeal to as many developers as possible on Day 1. Fur…
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Comment #1780405
Somebody please write a blocker for this. Do we need something special, or can we just add some rules to AdBlock Plus to work around these antisocials? Good job funding this garbag…
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Comment #1766987
I don't understand the hype. I downloaded and installed the Mac binaries, but it couldn't compile the STL headers that Xcode installed. It's FAR from production quality, IMHO.
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Comment #1761602
Thanks, that's a good point.
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Comment #1760692
Interesting. But I don't necessarily agree that all merchants are pissed off. One merchant I bought from had a direct store and an Amazon store. The Amazon store price was higher (…
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Comment #1754273
Unlikely to work. Companies will just invoke the "false negative better than false positive" heuristic.
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Comment #1739810
Organized crime AND /or labor groups? Really?