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bozhidar

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    Comment #47375722

    Guilty as charged! :D Short essays are definitely not my forte. (and this one is definitely longer than I wanted it to be, but in my typical style I kept adding to it after I wrote…

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    Comment #47375705

    Well put! To me - it always felt like this here. I have serious doubts that most people even read the articles linked to HN discussions.

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    Comment #47375291

    Well, I guess that means I'm still a pretty poor writer. :D (I'm the author of the article) These days I do use AI to touch up my grammar and fix my typos, but I'm still write my a…

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    Comment #43547792

    Great story! Thanks for sharing it!

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    Comment #43546571

    I think these days F# is probably a big more polished than what you remember, so perhaps it's worth giving it another shot. Being a hosted language always requires certain compromi…

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    Comment #43546414

    But it's Windows-only, so it's not an option for me.

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    Comment #35319224

    > "I'm gonna someday" is not "addressing" the complaint that things aren't documented, other than to make an excuse. By acknowledging a complaint as valid I'm kind of addressing it…

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    Comment #29253204

    That's a fair point, although I can think of examples in the IDE reals as well - e.g. in the world of Java Eclipse and NetBeans were popular (and open-source), but gradually Intell…

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    Comment #29250622

    Thanks for sharing!

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    Comment #29130050

    Yeah, I mostly had in mind the first group you've described, but in my experience they are by far the biggest group. Truly "professional" recruiters are very rare. I agree that ref…

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    Comment #29130032

    I guess for the terrible jobs they'll still have the benefit of a better pitch working better with the not-so-great candidates that'd be willing to do that job. :-) Obviously there…

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    Comment #29129996

    One can argue that things stay the same until someone (and by this I don't mean a single person) tries hard enough to change them - e.g. now there are dating apps where men simply …

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    Comment #25569468

    I'm always around! :D Thanks for the kind words! Much appreciated!

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    Comment #25569463

    Thanks for the kind words, everyone! They mean a lot!

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    Comment #25569459

    You're welcome! :-) Thanks for the kind words!

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    Comment #24493025

    Thanks for your support! Much appreciated!

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    Comment #24493020

    Fair point, although as others have mentioned Prelude does look like stock Emacs in many ways. :-) I'll put a note to record some screencast in the future, as I think it will give …

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    Comment #24493009

    Thanks for the kind words! Much appreciated!

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    Comment #24493000

    Great feedback about the bundled packages - I've mentioned a few of them on the homepage. Unfortunately I haven't had much time for OSS lately and I never got to writing proper doc…

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    Comment #24492975

    You're welcome! Thanks for the kind words!

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    Comment #24492961

    You're welcome!